METEOR - Service Manual - Global Market - Version 1

SERVICE
MANUAL
Foreword
The Meteor 350 is our new cruiser, easy on those long open highways, as it is in tight traffic situations.Fitted with our new
349 cc Air and Oil Cooled engine completely on a new frame, the motorcycle is designed for a more refined performance,
confident handling and a comfortable ride, be it on long adventures or quick urban jaunts. A quintessential Royal Enfield,the
Meteor 350, redolent with classic design cues, retains the signature exhaust note and gloriously blends timelessaesthetics
with contemporary motorcycling needs.
This manual is to help you operate your motorcycle and guide it to maintain it the right way.
This manual is your friend, philosopher and guide when it comes to taking care of your motorcycle.
To know more about Royal Enfield, our products and other news, visit www.royalenfield.com
“© Copyright 2020 Royal Enfield (a unit Eicher Motors limited). All rights reserved. No part of this service manual shall be copied, distributed or
otherwise dealt without the express permission in written from the Royal Enfield who remains the sole owner of this manual.”
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION................................................................................................................ 1
1
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................................... 2
MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................ 3
2
GENERAL AND SPECIAL TOOLS...................................................................................................... 4

3
ENGINE..............................................................................................................................................
5
4
CHASSIS............................................................................................................................................
5
6
FUEL SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................... 7
6
EVAPORATIVE EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM (EVAP).................................................................. 8

7
BRAKES AND ABS............................................................................................................................. 9

8
ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)......................................................................................... 10

9
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM....................................................................................................................... 11
10
INDEX AND GLOSSARY.................................................................................................................... 12

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CONTENTS PAGE
1. General Information.............................................................................................................................. 11
1.1 About this Manual......................................................................................................................11
1.2 How to Use this Manual............................................................................................................ 12
1.3 Important Information............................................................................................................ 13
1.4 General Precautions................................................................................................................. 13
1.5 Prior to Service......................................................................................................................... 14
2. Technical Specifications.........................................................................................................................23
2.1 Engine..................................................................................................................................................23
2.2 Ignition System..................................................................................................................................23
2.3 Transmission......................................................................................................................................23
2.4 Chassis................................................................................................................................................24
2.5 Electrical System................................................................................................................................24
2.6 Dimensions.........................................................................................................................................25
2.7 Weights...............................................................................................................................................25
2.8 Recommended Lubricants................................................................................................................25
3. Periodical Maintenance Schedule (PMS)............................................................................................29
4. General and Special Tools......................................................................................................................34
4.1 General Tools......................................................................................................................................34
4.2 Measurement Tools...........................................................................................................................37
4.3 Special Tools.......................................................................................................................................39

CONTENTS PAGE
5. ENGINE.....................................................................................................................................................47
5.1 Components Removal from Engine...............................................................................................47
5.3 Engine Removal from Main Frame..........................................................................................49
5.4 Engine Assembly to Frame......................................................................................................68
5.5 Engine Dismantling..................................................................................................................88
5.6 Engine Inspection....................................................................................................................121
5.8 Engine Assembly...................................................................................................................... 133
5.9 Engine Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 167
6. CHASSIS................................................................................................................................................188
6.1 Air Filter Box Assembly............................................................................................................ 190
6.2 Control Cables.......................................................................................................................... 196
6.3 Handlebar................................................................................................................................. 210
6.4. Exhaust Pipes and Silencers................................................................................................... 222
6.5. Footrests/Stands/Saree Guard..............................................................................................230
6.6 Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle.............................................................................. 239
6.7 Side Panels and Rider Seat...................................................................................................... 247
6.8 Wheels...................................................................................................................................... 254
6.9 Suspension............................................................................................................................... 282

CONTENTS PAGE
7. Fuel System.............................................................................................................................................334
8. Evaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System...................................................................................345
9. Brakes and ABS......................................................................................................................................353
10. Engine Management System (EMS).................................................................................................418
11. Electrical System...................................................................................................................................455
EMS - Diagnosis........................................................................................................................................ 487
12 Index......................................................................................................................................................1121

General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONTENTS PAGE
1.1 About this Manual.................................................................................................................................. 11
1.2 How to Use this Manual......................................................................................................................... 12
1.3 Important Information......................................................................................................................... 13
1.4 General Precautions.............................................................................................................................. 13
1.5 Prior to Service......................................................................................................................................14

1. General Information
1.1 About this Manual
This service manual has been created primarily for use by a technically competent and trained service personnel to
• Get familiarized and understand the construction of various aggregates of motorcycles.
• Assist in carrying out the correct and factory-approved service and overhauling procedures of the motorcycles.
While it is not possible to comprehensively capture all the service practices in this manual, it is expected that the
technically competent person would have a basic knowledge and understanding of carrying out systematic service
and overhauling procedures.
We strongly recommend that personnel without basic understanding of repair techniques and procedures DO NOT
attempt to service or overhaul any part of the motorcycle using this manual, as it might result in wrong diagnosis
and repair and ultimately render the motorcycle unsafe for use and result in expensive repair costs for the customer.
We also STRONGLY recommend that any technician who wishes to service Royal Enfield motorcycles, undergo
systematic technical trainings at our Royal Enfield training academies, where the correct servicing and overhauling
procedures are imparted by experienced and competent trainers, providing hands on practical sessions.
Lastly, we would recommend and insist that the periodic maintenance and overhauling of the Royal Enfield
motorcycles be carried out ONLY through authorized Royal Enfield service stations where factory trained and
experienced service technicians are always available.

1.2 How to Use this Manual
This service manual is divided into several chapters as detailed below. This will help the technical personnel to
easily refer to the particular section of interest, for carrying out the correct maintenance and repair procedure as
recommended by Royal Enfield. Click and explore on the blue icons to refer individual chapters.
Chapter No. Chapters

1 General Information
2 Technical Specifications
3 Periodic Maintenance Schedule
4 General Tools and Special Tools
5 Engine
6 Chassis
7 Fuel System
8 EVAP (Evaporative Emission Control System)
9 Brakes and ABS (Anti-Lock Braking System)
10 EMS (Engine Management System)
11 Electrical System
12 Index and Glossary
There are elaborate details of CAUTIONS, WARNINGS provided in this service manual in each of the individual
chapters to highlight details of information and/or precautions that need to be taken while servicing the motorcycle
aggregates.

1.3 Important Information
To enhance customer satisfaction and to improve the performance of the motorcycle, Royal Enfield will carrying out
modifications and changes in the motorcycles in the years to come. Such changes will be intimated periodically and
continuously through service bulletins and notifications to the authorized Royal Enfield dealers and service stations
and will also be included in the future editions of this service manual.
1.4 General Precautions
Important information and points that need special focus and attention while servicing the motorcycles are
highlighted in this service manual as follows:
NOTE Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.
WARNING Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.
CAUTION Alerts the technician about potential personal injury hazards.
WARNING
Stop the engine when servicing the fuel system. Do not smoke or allow any open flame or sparks near
gasoline. Gasoline is extremely flammable and highly explosive, which could result in serious injury or
fatal accidents.
Do not use after-market parts which can adversely affect the performance. Removing or altering factory-
installed parts can adversely affect performance and could result in serious injury or fatal accidents.
CAUTION
Any of the part not to be tamper or modified unless or otherwise advised by Royal Enfield dealear or
Service personnel

1.5 Prior to Service
Proper preparation is very important before commencing any maintenance or repair on a motorcycle. This will not
only result in an efficient and accurate repair job but will also save time and result in “FIRST TIME RIGHT” and help
the customer gain confidence in the technician’s capability.
The following points are essential for carrying out maintenance or repairs on a motorcycle correctly:
1. Understand and record customer concerns accurately.
2. Test-ride the motorcycle wherever required to understand the customer concerns accurately.
3. Refer to the past history of maintenance and repairs carried out on the motorcycle.
4. Water-wash and clean the motorcycle.
5. Maintain the work area – cleanliness, lighting, ventilation, etc.
6. Store appropriate general purpose and special tools for carrying out the maintenance.
7. Perform systematic dismantling and reassembly of the aggregates in the motorcycle.
8. Store required spares and consumables for the maintenance.
9. Perform correct inspection and diagnosis of the motorcycle.
10. Test-ride after repairs to ensure that motorcycle is performing correctly.
11. Explain the repairs and maintenance carried out to the customer.
12. Encourage customer to take a test-ride so as to gain confidence that the repairs have been carried out
correctly and to his satisfaction.

1.5.1. Customer Complaints 1.5.4. Clean Work Area
Discuss with customer to clearly understand their Ensure the work space is clean and adequately
concerns and issues on the motorcycle. Create a job ventilated fresh air.
card detailing all the complaints mentioned.
1.5.5. Cleaning
Cleaning before Dismantling and Inspection
Water-wash and clean the motorcycle for a thorough

inspection to uncover any visual damages such as
breakages, leaks, misalignments, etc., and to clearly
understand the issues raised by the customer.
Clean the motorcycle thoroughly before disassembly

to avoid dirt or other foreign materials entering into
sealed areas as it can cause excessive wear and
damage to the parts.
1.5.6. General and Special Tools
All general and special tools required for servicing

are listed in the respective section of this service
1.5.2. Test-Ride
manual. Ensure that you have all the required tools
for servicing. Place tools handy before beginning the
Do a test ride wherever required to reconfirm issues service or maintenance.
mentioned by customer. This will also help to identify
other issues if any.
1.5.3. Service Records
Check the service records.
Special Tools
A list of special tools required for the dismantling

and assembling of parts has been provided in each
section.
Ensure that only Royal Enfield recommended special

tools are used wherever mentioned. Dismantling or
assembling without the use of special tools may cause
severe, irreparable damage to parts.

Ratchets and Extension
Use an extension on a ratchet’s handle or power
handle at suitable places.
Torque wrenches should always be used only for

tightening fasteners to their recommended torque.
Once you hear the click sound, stop tightening and

remove the torque wrench from the fastener. Do
not tighten further as it will cause damage to torque
wrench and fastener.
Hammers and Mallets

SPL
Part No: ST30921/A
Use eye protection equipment and gloves while using
a hammer.
Part Name: Clutch holder
Use a hammer or mallet that is suitable for the job.
Storing Tools Use only a plastic mallet to remove or assemble

delicate parts like Oil seals/dowels/bushes, especially
in the engine. DO NOT use a metal hammer as it will
After completing the job, ensure that all tools are
cause damage to the parts.
cleaned and kept back in their designated place, so
that they do not rust and can be easily found the next
time. Screwdrivers
Use the right type and size of screwdriver at the right
places.
Do not use a screwdriver for punching, chiseling or

scraping, or as a lever to lift another object.
Use Ramp
Royal Enfield recommends the use of a suitable ramp
to hold the motorcycle vertically in a convenient
position for easy repairs.
Tool Usage and Safety

Use eye protection equipment when performing any
task using air-operated tools.
Pneumatic tools should be used only for removal, and

not for tightening.

1.5.7. Prior to Disassembly Removal of Bearings and Seals and fitting them
in place
Always ensure ignition switch and stop switch are in
OFF position before dismantling any aggregate on the While removing bearings and seals, use correct tools
motorcycle. mentioned in the relevant sections. Do not use excess
force as it may damage parts. Similarly, while pressing
Always drain engine oil (in warm condition) whenever bearings and seals in place lubricate them, use correct
servicing any part of the engine/oil cooler. tools and visually examine if they are fitted in proper
place. Bearings or seals should not be loose in the
casing. Use of wrong tools, too much hammering or
Always drain fuel from the fuel tank whenever it is
application of extra force may lead to damage of the
removed from the frame.
bearings and seals.
Always disconnect battery terminals whenever
servicing the engine management system, ABS and/or
any electrical wiring.
1.5.8. Disassembly/Assembly Sequence

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Follow the disassembling and assembling sequence
as given in the respective sections of this manual.
In most cases assembly order is the reverse of
disassembly. However, please follow the sequence
provided in this service manual. If correct sequence is
not followed, parts can be damaged.
Lubrication
During assembly, ensure that all rotating and/or

sliding parts are lubricated to minimize wear and
tear during initial operation. Use Royal Enfield
recommended oil and lubricants only. All brake
system parts should be cleaned and lubricated with
recommended brake fluid only (e.g., piston, MC, etc.).
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Tightening Sequence and Torque 1.5.9. Safety
The correct tightening sequence and torque has been
provided in various sections of this service manual. Handling Fragile Parts
Incorrect sequence or wrong torque will cause serious Be careful while handling fragile parts like headlamp,
damage to parts. indicator, bulb, etc. Use proper tools and do not apply
undue force. After removing, store the parts in a safe
place.
Battery Disconnection and Connection

When required, disconnect the battery cables from
the battery. Disconnect the ground negative (−)
terminal first and then positive (+) terminal to avoid Welding
short circuit. While connecting, first connect the
positive (+) and then the negative (−) terminals. Royal Enfield does not recommend welding on the
frame or any other parts of the motorcycle. Welding
will make the frame weak and can also affect the
balance of the motorcycle.
In motorcycles equipped with electronic control

modules like EMS and ABS, welding will cause
irreparable damage to the EMS/ABS system.
This will also void motorcycle warranty.
Tampering
Electrical Connectors It is illegal to tamper with the following:

Ensure that lock is released in the connectors before
a) Exhaust system
disconnecting or connecting electrical connectors.
Excessive force to pull out connectors without b) Fuel systems
releasing the lock may damage the connector. c) Engine Number and/or VIN Information Plate
d) Wiring harness
e) Frame
This will lead to NON CONFORMANCE to the noise

and emission regulations in force, causing serious
performance issues besides irreparable damage to the
motorcycle.
This will also void warranty of the motorcycle.

1.5.10. Storage of Removed Parts Spares/Lubricants/Consumables
Ensure that you have all the spares/lubricants/
After disassembly of all parts including sub- consumables required for the servicing of a particular
assemblies, clean and store them in a separate storage section stored near you for easy access. Use only
bin to prevent from dust and place the parts near the Royal Enfield Genuine parts.
working area.
Protective Covers
Use proper covers on the motorcycle to avoid

scratching/damaging paint during service.
1.5.11. Inspection
Reuse of worn or damaged parts may lead to

serious malfunction and/or unsafe operation of the Genuine Parts
motorcycle. All removed parts should be cleaned
and visually inspected for wear-out, corrosion, Solvents/Oils for Cleaning
discoloration, damage, etc. Refer to the appropriate
sections of this manual for service limits on individual Use correct solvents for cleaning to reduce fire
parts. If any wear or tear has been found or if the part hazards.
is beyond its service limit, replace the parts with Royal
Enfield Genuine parts.
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1.5.12. General
One-time Parts/Consumables
In the service manual, we have listed parts that are
for one-time use only. Replace and do not reuse parts
such as:
a) Oil seals
b) Filters
c) Gaskets
d) Rubber washers
e) Cylinder head bolts
f) Connecting rod bolts
g) Crankcase bolts
h) O - Rings

Hazardous Substances not interfere with the functioning of any of the
motorcycle parts.
Many liquids and other substances like fuel,
lubricants, brake oil, adhesives, etc., used in Final Inspection
automobiles are poisonous. Keep the fluids
out of reach of children. Do not bring in Once the repairs/servicing is done, check and confirm
contact with eyes and skin. Wash exposed that all tasks mentioned on the job card have been
skin thoroughly with soap and water. If any performed. Do a proper testing to ensure that all
irritation persists, consult a doctor immediately. critical functions are working properly, all reported
issues have been resolved and no new problem has
been introduced.
Environmental Protection
Follow the final inspection checklist and sign out
through the final inspector.
Dispose used oil and other consumables like gaskets,
O-rings, oil filters through authorized waste-disposal
1.5.13. Delivery to the Customer
agencies.
Do not spill brake oil on painted parts. It will damage Ensure that the customer is informed about all the
the paint. repairs that have been carried out. Also let he/she
know about the parts that have been replaced and
Do not use mineral-based grease in brake parts as it consumed during the repairs. Demonstrate to the
will damage the hydraulic seals. customer that all his/her reported issues have been
resolved. Insist on a test ride if required.
Gasoline/Petrol
Please preserve the parts. Show it to the customer
and dispose it with the customer’s permission.
Gasoline/Petrol is highly flammable. Be careful while
removing the fuel tank and handling Gasoline/Petrol.
Store it in a safe place and ensure it is stored in a well
ventilated area, away from the work area and fire.
After-market Parts and Accessories
Royal Enfield strongly recommends use of Royal Enfield

genuine parts and accessories only.
A list of all accessories available from Royal Enfield can

be obtained from Royal Enfield dealers.
Yet, if you are using any after-market part that is

not supplied by Royal Enfield, do ensure that it does

Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
CONTENTS PAGE
2. Technical Specifications.......................................................................................................................23
2.1 Engine..............................................................................................................................................23
2.2 Ignition System..............................................................................................................................23
2.3 Transmission..................................................................................................................................23
2.4 Chassis............................................................................................................................................24
2.5 Electrical System............................................................................................................................24
2.6 Dimensions.....................................................................................................................................25
2.7 Weights...........................................................................................................................................25
2.8 Recommended Lubricants............................................................................................................25
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2. Technical Specifications
2.1 Engine
Engine Type Single Cylinder, 4 Stroke, SOHC
Bore 72 mm
Stroke 85.8 mm
Swept Volume 350cc
Compression Ratio 9.5:1
Max Power 15.06 kw @ 6100 RPM
Max Torque 27 N m @ 4000 RPM
Idle RPM 1050 ± 100 RPM
Starting E-Start
Air Filter Element Paper element
Lubrication Forced lubrication, Wet sump with pump driver oil delivery
Gear Box 5 Speed Constant Mesh
Dry Fill:2.5 Liters / 0.55 Imperial gallon
Engine Oil Tank Capacity
Refill: 2.2 Liters / 0.48 Imperial gallon
Engine oil grade SAE 15W50 APISL, JASO MA2, SEMI SYNTHETIC
Fuel Supply Fuel Injection
Cooling Air cooling
2.2 Ignition System

Ignition ECU controlled with ECU map number)
Ignition Advanced 11.25˚ BTDC
Spark Plug BOSCH M12 - YR7MES
Spark Plug Gap 0.7 mm to 0.8 mm
2.3 Transmission
Clutch Conventional Wet multiplate
Primary Drive Gear
Primary Ratio 2.3:1
Gear Box 5 Speed Constant Mesh
2.615 :1
1.706:1
Gear Ratio 1.30:1
1.040 :1
0.875:1
Secondary Drive Sprockets and Closed Chain (5/8” Pitch)
Secondary Ratio 2.80:1

2.4 Chassis
Frame Twin Downtube Spine Frame
Front Telescopic, 41 mm forks, 130 mm travel
Suspension Twin tube Emulsion shock absorbers with
Rear
6 step adjustable preload
Front and Rear with ABS System
Front 300 mm disc, ABS
Hydraulic Disc Brakes
Rear 270 mm disc, ABS
ABS BOSCH 9.1
Grade DOT 4
Brake Fluid
Capacity Front: 50 ml Rear: 100 ml
Front 100/90-19
Tyre size
Rear 140/70-17
Solo With Pillion
Tyre Pressure Front 32 psi/2.20 kg/cm2 32 psi/2.20 kg/cm2
Rear 32 psi/2.53 kg/cm2 36 psi/2.74 kg/cm2
Steering Lock Integrated with Ignition Lock
Fuel Petrol upto E10 minimum
Induction Fuel Injected
Fuel tank capacity 15 ± 0.5 * Liters/3.3* Imperial Gallons
Low Fuel Warning 5 ± 0.5* Liters/1.1* Imperial Gallons
Dead Stock 950± 50 * ml /0.22* Imperial Gallons
The above values are approximate and the actual fuel filling capacity will vary from the values mentioned.
2.5 Electrical System

System 12V - DC
Generation Alternator
Alternator Output 156 Watts @ 1100 RPM
Battery 12V, 8 Ah VRLA
Headlamp 12V, H4-60/55W (Halogen)with LED light guide
Brake/Tail Lamp 12V, LED type - 2.4/1.2W
Turn Signal 12V, 10W X 2 nos
Instrument Cluster Digital instrument cluster with LCD
Horn Single tone - 1<95 - 2.5 A
Starter Motor 12V, 0.7 kW
WARNING
Using bulbs/other electrical gadgets other than specified rating may lead to over loading/erratic
behavior/premature failure of electrical system. Modifications on the motorcycle which are not
approved by Royal Enfield may not only disqualify for warranty, but will also affects the performance
of the motorcycle.

2.6 Dimensions
Rake 24˚(degrees)
Front Wheel Rim 19 M/C x MT 2.50
Rear Wheel Rim 17 M/C x MT 3.50
Length 2140 mm
Width 845 mm
Height 1140 mm
Wheel base 1400 mm
Ground Clearance 170 mm
2.7 Weights
Kerb weight
191 Kg
(90% fuel & Oil)
Max. pay load
375kg
(Inclusive of rider mass)
• Values/Dimensions given above are for your guidance only.

• In view of continuous improvements being done on our products, the specifications could change without prior
notice.
2.8 Recommended Lubricants

Grade SAE 15W50 APISL, JASO MA2, SEMI SYNTHETIC
Engine Oil 1st Dry fill 2.2 Litres (Approx.)

Capacity
Refill 1.7 Litres (Approx.)
Royal Enfield Front Fork Oil

Grade
(or Gabriel Fork Oil 2W 25 HPCL)
Front Fork Oil
Capacity 453cc/fork
Grade DOT 4 or above
Brake Fluid Front : 87 ml
Capacity
Rear : 54 ml
CAUTION
Use of wrong grade oil will reduce the life of the moving parts and seriously affect performance.
NOTE
• DO NOT Mix DOT 4 or other brake fluids together.
• Recommendation is subject to change without notice.

Engine Oil Lubrication Flow

Oil Circuit LH Crankcase Oil Circuit
Fig. 2.8.1 Fig. 2.8.4
Lubrication and Cooling Oil Circuit RH Crankcase Oil Circuit
Fig. 2.8.2 Fig. 2.8.5
Crankcase Oil Circuit Cylinder Head Oil Circuit
Fig. 2.8.3 Fig. 2.8.6

Cylinder Head Oil Circuit
Fig. 2.8.7
Rocker Carrier Oil Circuit
Fig. 2.8.8

Periodic Maintenance Schedule
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE (PMS)

3. Periodical Maintenance Schedule (PMS)
The maintenance schedule detailed here will help you maintain your METEOR 350 Motorcycle meticulously and to get
a long trouble free service. The schedule provided herein is based upon average riding conditions and indicates the
Kms at which regular inspections, adjustments, replacements and lubrications are to be carried out. The frequency of
the maintenance must be shortened depending upon the severity of the driving condition or if the motorcycle is used
in a very dusty environment.
Sl. No. Description Periodic Maintenance

km (x 1000) 0.5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
Months 1.5 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
Engine oil (level check / replace) R I R I R I R I RI R

1
(#) Check level at every 1000 km or earlier and top up as required
2 Engine oil filter element (#) R R R R R R
Inlet and Exhaust valve
3 I&A I&A I&A I&A I&A I&A
clearance(**)
4 Engine oil stainer in LH crankcase C C C C C C
5 Spark plug C&A R C&A R C&A

6 HT lead for crack I I I I I I I I I I I
Rubber hose, Air filter to throttle
7 I I I I I I I I I I I
body
Rubber hose, Inlet manifold/
Adapter
Evaporative Emission Equipment
9 I I I I I I I I RI I
rubber hoses
10 Fuel filter in fuel pump R
CC R C R CRC RC R
11 Air filter element
Clean/replace more frequently if operated in dusty condition
12 Vent Pipe under air filter box I I I I I I I I I I
13 Hose - Secondary Air Injection I I I I I I I I I I I
14 Throttle cable free play Adjust every 5000 kms. or earlier if required.
15 Clutch Cable / lever free play Adjust every 1000 kms or earlier if required. Replace cable if necessary.
I - Inspect (Clean and lubricate if necessary) A - Adjust(If Necesary) L - Lubricate R - Replace C - Clean
(#) - After First service, Engine oil and Engine oil filter replacement is a mandatory at every 12 months even the
vehicle has not covered the specified kms.
(**)- Valve clearance setting at First Service (500 km) and above mentioned internal service period instruction is
mandatory

Sl. No. Description Periodic Maintenance
km (x 1000) 0.5 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
Months 1.5 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60
16 Hand levers pivot point Lubricate every 1000 kms or earlier as required
17 Brake pads - Front and Rear I I I I I I I I I I I

Disc Brake fluid level - Front and
18 I I I I R I I I R I I
Rear
Pivot-side stand, main stand,
19 pillion footrest, gear shifter, brake L L L L L L L L LL L
pedal and levers
Brake hose and Banjo Bolt - Front
and Rear
21 Front Fork oil / leak I II I R I I I R I
Inspect and Adjust, if required lubricate every 5000 kms. Replace if
22 Steering ball races play
necessary
Clean, lubricate every 1000 kms. / clean, lubricate &
23 Rear Wheel Drive Chain
adjust every 5000 kms. or earlier as required
24 Rear Wheel Cush rubbers I&R I&R
Wheel rim run out Front and
25 I I I I I I
Rear
Battery terminals (apply
26 C CC C C C C C CC
petroleum jelly)
27 Side stand switch I I I I I I I I I I I
28 Earth wire eyelet tightness I

29 Tyre wear pattern Front and Rear I I I I I I I I I I I
30 Pivot - Side Stand, Center Stand L L L L L L L L LL L
31 Rider and Pillion Foot rest pivot L L L L L L L L LL L
All mounting fasteners in vehicle
for tightness
I - Inspect (Clean, Adjust, lubricate or replace if necessary) L - Lubricate R - Replace C - Clean
(#) - After First service, Engine oil and Engine oil filter replacement is a mandatory at every 12 months even the
vehicle has not covered the specified kms.
(**)- After First service, Valve clearnace adjustment is a mandatory at every 12 months even the vehicle has not
covered the specified kms.
NOTE
• F or Maintenance after 50,000 kms, Please repeat the same frequency specified above, in consultation with a
Royal Enfield Authorized Dealer/Service Center.

General and Special Tools
GENERAL AND SPECIAL TOOLS

CONTENTS PAGE
4. General and Special Tools......................................................................................................................34

4.1 General Tools.....................................................................................................................................34
4.2 Measurement Tools.........................................................................................................................37
4.3 Special Tools.....................................................................................................................................39
4.3.1. Engine ...................................................................................................................................................... 39
4.3.2. Vehicle..................................................................................................................................................... 40

4. General and Special Tools
4.1 General Tools
Sl. No. Size Part Description Illustration
1 100 - 225mm Screw Driver
2 100 - 225mm Screw Driver Phillips
3 T20 Screw Driver (Torx)
4 - Chisel Flat
5 - Chisel Pointed
6 6-7 to 26-27mm Spanner (Double End/Open End)
7 8-9 to 24-25mm Spanner (Ring)
8 - Hammer

9 - Plastic Hammer
10 - Rubber Mallet
11 - Tommy Bar
12 - Spring Puller
13 4 - 14mm Allen Key
14 4 - 14mm Allen Socket
15 8 to 30mm Hex Socket
16 12mm Bi-hexagonal
17 5” & 10” Extension

18 - Ratchet
19 - T-handle
10 - 50N-m
20 & Torque Wrench
22 - 100N-m
21 - Cutting Plier
22 - Nose Plier
23 - Circlip Plier
24 - Adjustable Plier
25 - Pinch Plier
26 - Spoke Adjuster

Special Tools
27 - Scissor Jack
28 - V-block
29 10 N-m - 200 N-m Digital Torque Wrench
4.2 Measurement Tools
1 - Vernier Caliper
0 - 25mm, 25 - 50mm,
2 Micrometer
50 - 75mm, 75 - 100mm
80
70
90
60
0
50
10
40
20
30
3 - Bore Gauge
4 - Dial Gauge with Magnetic Stand
5 - Tyre Depth Gauge
12
11 0 cm
1
2
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SPECIAL TOOLS
4.3 Special Tools
4.3.1. Engine
l. No. Part Number Part Description Illustration
1 ST30274/a Magneto Puller Assembly
2 ST275332 Crank Gears Locking Tool
3 ST30259/a Adapter - Compression Checking
4 ST30921/a Clutch Holder
5 ST-27562-1 Angular Torque Wrench
6 ST-27527-2 Tappet Adjusting Tool

SL. No. Part Number Part Description Illustration
7 ST-27534-2 FD Sprocket Holding Tool
8 ST-27528-2 Valve Spring Compressor
9 Magnet Holder
10 Oil Pressure Adapter
11 ST30949/A CAM timing TDC locking tool
4.3.2. Vehicle
Sl. No. Part Number Part Description Illustration
1 ST30273/a Headstock - Frame Cone Installer
2 ST30298/a Bearing Puller, T -Stem
3 ST30299/a T Stem Taper Roller Bearing Installer

4 ST26461-2 Fork Damper Tube Holder
5 ST26485-3 Fork Oil Seal Installer
6 ST30969/A Steering Head Nut Adjuster
7 ST31122/A Swing Arm Bush Installer

Engine
ENGINE
Engine
CONTENTSPAGE
5.1. COMPONENTS REMOVAL FROM ENGINE......................................................... 48
5.2. ENGINE REMOVAL FROM FRAME..................................................................... 78
5.3. ENGINE ASSEMBLY TO FRAME.......................................................................... 123
5.4. ENGINE DISMANTLING...................................................................................... X154
5.5. ENGINE INSPECTION .......................................................................................... X188
5.6. ENGINE ASSEMBLY............................................................................................. X235
5.7. ENGINE TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................................. X248

Components Removal from Engine
COMPONENTS THAT CAN BE DISMANTLED AND

ASSEMBLED FROM ENGINE WITHOUT REMOVING
FROM FRAME

CONTENTS PAGE
5. ENGINE...................................................................................................................................................47
5.1 Components Removal from Engine..................................................................................................47
5.1.1. Drain Plug............................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.2. Oil Filter.............................................................................................................................................................. 47
5.1.3. Throttle Body...................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.4. Injector............................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.5. Spark Plug........................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.6. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor.......................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.7. Starter Motor....................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.8. Breather Hose Connections............................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.9. Gear Position Sensor.......................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.10. Clutch Actuating Lever...................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.11. Cover RH............................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.12. Clutch Actuating Shaft....................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.13. Oil Level Window............................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.14.
OIl Bypass Seal................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.15.
Transmission Jet................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.16. Oil Pump............................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.17. Balancer Shaft Bolt............................................................................................................................................. 47
5.1.18. Crankshaft Nut.................................................................................................................................................. 47
5.1.19. Clutch Assembly................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.20. Gear Shifter Shaft ............................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.21. Star Index Stopper............................................................................................................................................. 47
5.1.22. Star Index.......................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.23. FD Sprocket...................................................................................................................................................... 47
SERVICE MANUAL ROYAL ENFIELD 45

CONTENTS PAGE
5.1.24. Plug-Crankshaft Hole........................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.25. Cylinder Head Cover......................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.26. Auto Chain Tensioner....................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.27. Rocker Carrier.................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.28. Rocker Arm From Rocker Carrier...................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.29. Camshaft, Sprocket and Chain......................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.30. Cover LH........................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.31. Stator Assembly................................................................................................................................................ 47
5.1.32. Magneto Rotor Bolt.......................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.33. Idler Gear.......................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.34. Starter Clutch From Magneto Rotor................................................................................................................. 47
5.1.35. Cylinder Head................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.1.36. Components From Cylinder Head.................................................................................................................... 48
5.1.37. Guide Pad-Chain................................................................................................................................................ 48
5.1.38. Pistons.............................................................................................................................................................. 48

5. ENGINE 5.1.12. Clutch Actuating Shaft
5.1 Components Removal from Engine 5.1.13. Oil Level Window
5.1.14. OIl Bypass Seal

WARNING
The engine and exhaust system get extremely 5.1.15. Transmission Jet
hot during normal operation and direct contact
with skin can cause serious burns. Make sure
engine is in normal temperature (OR) cooled 5.1.16. Oil Pump
before starting operation.
5.1.17. Balancer Shaft Bolt
NOTE
5.1.18. Crankshaft Nut
• E nsure the motorcycle is upright on a firm and
flat surface.
5.1.19. Clutch Assembly
• S tart the engine and allow the engine and oil to
warm up for a few minutes and then turn it OFF 5.1.20. Gear Shifter Shaft
to facilitate easy draining of oil.
5.1.21. Star Index Stopper
Click on the respective topic to go to the pro-
cedure of Removal and Installation. 5.1.22. Star Index
5.1.1. Drain Plug 5.1.23. FD Sprocket
5.1.2. Oil Filter 5.1.24. Plug-Crankshaft Hole
5.1.3. Throttle Body 5.1.25. Cylinder Head Cover
5.1.4. Injector 5.1.26. Auto Chain Tensioner
5.1.5. Spark Plug 5.1.27. Rocker Carrier
5.1.6. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor 5.1.28. Rocker Arm From Rocker Carrier
5.1.7. Starter Motor 5.1.29. Camshaft, Sprocket and Chain
5.1.8. Breather Hose Connections 5.1.30. Cover LH
5.1.31. Stator Assembly

5.1.9. Gear Position Sensor
5.1.32. Magneto Rotor Bolt
5.1.10. Clutch Actuating Lever
5.1.33. Idler Gear
5.1.11. Cover RH
5.1.34. Starter Clutch From Magneto Rotor
5.1.35. Cylinder Head

5.1.36. Components From Cylinder Head
5.1.37. Guide Pad-Chain
5.1.38. Piston

Engine Removal from Frame
ENGINE REMOVAL FROM FRAME

CONTENTS PAGE
5.2 Engine Removal from Main Frame....................................................................................................52
5.2.1. Engine Oil............................................................................................................................................................ 52
5.2.2. Oil Filter............................................................................................................................................................. 52
5.2.3. Side Panel RH..................................................................................................................................................... 53
5.2.4. Side Panel LH.................................................................................................................................................... 53
5.2.5. Pillion Backrest and Seat from Frame............................................................................................................... 53
5.2.6. Rider Seat from Frame....................................................................................................................................... 54
5.2.7. Battery Connections.......................................................................................................................................... 54
5.2.8. Clutch Cable....................................................................................................................................................... 55
5.2.9. Fuel Tank............................................................................................................................................................ 56
5.2.10. Fuel Pump Connector ...................................................................................................................................... 56
5.2.11. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector).................................................................................................................... 57
5.2.12. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank........................................................................................................................ 57
5.2.13. Drain Hose....................................................................................................................................................... 57
5.2.14. Throttle Cable................................................................................................................................................... 57
5.2.15. Secondary Air Valve Connection...................................................................................................................... 58
5.2.16. Air Filter Housing to Throttle Body................................................................................................................... 58
5.2.17. Throttle Body.................................................................................................................................................... 59
5.2.18. Hego/Oxygen Sensor Connectors.................................................................................................................... 59
5.2.19. Exhaust Pipe and Silencer................................................................................................................................ 59
5.2.20. Magneto/Gear Position/Side Stand................................................................................................................ 62
5.2.21. Starter Motor Connection................................................................................................................................ 62
5.2.22. Spark Plug Suppressor Cap.............................................................................................................................. 63
5.2.23. Breather Hose Connection.............................................................................................................................. 63
5.2.24. Gear Shift Linkage........................................................................................................................................... 63

CONTENTS PAGE
5.2.25. FD Sprocket Cover and FD Sprocket................................................................................................................ 63
5.2.26. Rear Wheel (Increasing chain slack)................................................................................................................ 64
5.2.27. Remove Rear Chain from FD Sprocket............................................................................................................. 65
5.2.28. Gear Position Sensor....................................................................................................................................... 65
5.2.29. Cradle Frame Mountings................................................................................................................................ 65
5.2.30. Engine from Main Frame................................................................................................................................. 66

5.2 Engine Removal from Main Frame • Gently pull and remove stainer (a).
WARNING
The engine and exhaust system get extremely
hot during normal operation and direct contact
with skin can cause serious burns. Make sure
engine is in normal temperature (OR) cooled
before starting operation.
5.2.1. Engine Oil

Fig. 5.3.3
NOTE
5.2.2. Oil Filter
• E nsure the motorcycle is placed on a firm flat
surface, resting it on the center stand/ramp.
• Place a tray under engine cover RH.
• Before starting the dismantling process, start • Loosen and remove 3 Nos Hex soc bolt (M6) (a)
the engine and let the engine warm up for a few from cover RH.
minutes and then turn it OFF.
• Remove engine oil filler cap (a).
Fig. 5.3.4
Fig. 5.3.1 8 mm Socket with Ratchet
• Place a tray under engine oil drain plug (M6). • Gently remove oil filter cap (a) along with O-ring
Remove bolt (a) along with cap (b) and O-ring (c). (b) and oil filter (c).
Fig. 5.3.2 Fig. 5.3.5
8 mm Socket with Ratchet

5.2.3. Side Panel RH 5.2.5. Pillion Backrest and Seat from Frame
• Locate and remove 4 Nos hex soc bolts (M6) (a)

• Insert ignition key (a) and turn clockwise to unlock
behind the backrest.
and remove side panel RH (b) from motorcycle.
Fig. 5.3.2
Fig. 5.3.1
5.2.4. Side Panel LH 5 mm Allen Key
• Loosen and remove bolts (a). • Remove backrest pad (b) along with the supporting
pad (a) behind the backrest.
Fig. 5.3.1
Fig. 5.3.3
5 mm Allen Key
below the pillion seat.
• Gently pull the LH cover (a) to remove.
Fig. 5.3.4
Fig. 5.3.1
6 mm Allen Key

• Remove the grab rail (a). • Gently lift and pull rider seat (a) from rear side of
motorcycle.
Fig. 5.3.5
Fig. 5.3.8
• Gently lift the pillion seat (a) to remove.
NOTE
• P lace the seat in a safe location to prevent from
scratches and dirt.
5.2.7. Battery Connections
NOTE
• E nsure ignition and stop switches are in OFF
Fig. 5.3.6
position before disconnecting battery cables.
5.2.6. Rider Seat from Frame

• Disconnect battery negative (-) terminal bolt (a).
• Remove 2 Nos Hex soc bolt (a) (M6) along with

spacer (b) and gromet (c).
Fig. 11.5.1
Fig. 5.3.7 10 mm Double end spanner

• Disconnect battery positive (+) terminal (a) from • Loosen outer locknut (M8) (a) completely on the
battery (b). clutch cable adjuster at RH cover end and push
clutch cable (b) into cable guide in cover RH to
increase the free play of the inner cable.
Fig. 11.5.2
Fig. 5.3.10
10 mm Double end spanner

5.2.8. Clutch Cable
Cover RH End • Gently push inner cable (a) into clevis (b) in clutch
shaft (c) and remove cable through the slot in the
clevis.
CAUTION
Ensure the motorcycle is upright on a firm and
flat surface.
• Ensure ignition switch and engine stop switch are

in OFF position.
• Loosen lock nut and ensure adjuster (a) at the

handlebar end is fully turned into the bracket LH to
increase cable play.
Fig. 5.3.11
• Remove protective rubber boot (a) from clutch

cable (b).
Fig. 5.3.9
Fig. 5.3.12

• Loosen adjuster nut (a) completely from the clutch 5.2.9. Fuel Tank
cable and remove.
• Ensure the ignition and stop switches are in OFF
position.
• Remove the fuel tank cap. Drain fuel completely
from fuel tank.
• Remove the following parts:
• Remove side panel RH (section 6.7.1).
• Remove rider seat (section 6.7.2).
• Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex head bolts (M6)
(a) from rear end of fuel tank on frame (b).
Fig. 5.3.13
• Gently pull out clutch cable assembly (a) from the

cable guide (b) in cover RH assembly.
Fig. 5.3.1
Fig. 5.3.14
5.2.10. Fuel Pump Connector
• Gently lift fuel tank (a) upwards and pull backwards

slightly.
• Disconnect fuel pump connector (b) from fuel
tank.
CAUTION
DO NOT lift the tank too much to prevent
damage to connectors and brake hoses.
Fig. 5.3.2

5.2.11. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector) 5.2.13. Drain Hose
• Clean quick fix adapter area and disconnect by • Disconnect drain hose connection (a) from fuel
pressing lock button (a). Remove fuel hose (b). tank (b).
Fig. 5.3.3 Fig. 5.3.6
5.2.14. Throttle Cable
Throttle Body End
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Ensure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch are

Fig. 5.3.4 in OFF position.
• Remove side panel LH (Section 6.7.1).
5.2.12. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank
• Remove rider seat (Section 6.7.2).
• Disconnect EVAP connection hose (a) from fuel • Loosen fuel tank assembly mountings (Section
tank (b). 7.1.1) and carefully slide and lift fuel tank up to
access 2 clips holding the throttle cables to frame
on RH side.
Fig. 5.3.5

• Loosen 2 Nos. Hex nuts (M8) (a) fully on top of 5.2.15. Secondary Air Valve Connection
throttle cable bracket (b) to increase inner cable
(c) free play. • Disconnect Reed valve hose (a) from front side of
engine cylinder head.
Fig. 5.3.7
Fig. 5.3.9

5.2.16. Air Filter Housing to Throttle Body
• Remove 1 No. Allen bolt (a) from the throttle body

• Push cable adjusters fully into the bracket and
clip (b).
loosen the 2 inner hex nuts (a) (M6) on the throttle
cable adjusters.
• Ensure both inner nuts are free from the adjusters

and gently pull out the adjuster of the inside cable
till it is out of the bracket and slide the inner cable
out through the slot in the bracket.
Fig. 5.3.10
4mm Allen Socket and Ratchet
Fig. 5.3.8

5.2.17. Throttle Body 5.2.19. Exhaust Pipe and Silencer
Silencer
• Ensure throttle position sensor, manifold absolute
pressure sensor and idle speed controller wiring • Loosen and remove 3 Nos. hex socket bolts (M6)
connectors are disconnected. (a) from the silencer guard at muffler end.
• Disconnect the hoses (a) from canister purge valve.
• Loosen worm clip screws (M5) (b) to disconnect
throttle body from inlet manifolds.
Fig. 5.3.13
10 mm socket with ratchet

Fig. 5.3.11
• Remove silencer guard (a) along with bolts (b).
4 mm Allen key
5.2.18. Hego/Oxygen Sensor Connectors
• Disconnect Hego/oxygen sensor connectors (a)

from both LH and RH located on front side of
engine.
Fig. 5.3.14
• Remove 3 nos hex socket bolts (a) (M6) from silenc-

er guard at the header pipe end.
Fig. 5.3.12
Fig. 5.3.15

• Remove the silencer guard along with bolts. • Gently pull the silencer outwards to remove.
Fig. 5.3.16 Fig. 5.3.19
• Remove the heder pipe mounting bolt (a) in the cat- 7.4.1. Catalytic Converter
alytic converter.
• Remove catalytic converter mounting bolt (a) (M8)
along with washers (b) and rubber gromet (c).
Fig. 5.3.17
Fig. 5.3.20
• Remove silencer mounting from Catalytic coverter 12 mm socket with ratchet

(a) and mounting bolt from frame (b).
• Remove the catalytic converter mounting bolt (a)
(M8) along with two washers (b) and two rubber
grommets (c) from left side of the frame.
Fig. 5.3.18
12 mm socket with ratchet Fig. 5.3.21

• Gently remove the catalytic converter (a) from the • Remove the exhaust header pipe (a).
frame
Fig. 5.3.25
Fig. 5.3.22
7.4.2. Exhaust Header Pipe

CAUTION
• Remove 2 nos nuts (a) from the cylinder head as-
sembly. Perform any action in exhaust pipe only after
the exhaust pipe cools down.
7.4.3. O2 Sensor
• Refer headlamp dismantling section to remove O2

sensor socket.
• Loosen and remove O2 sensor (a) from the header
pipe.
Fig. 5.3.23
• Remove the exhaust header pipe along with 2 nos

mounting fins (a).
Fig. 5.3.26
17 mm open end spanner
Fig. 5.3.24

5.2.20. Magneto/Gear Position/Side Stand 5.2.21. Starter Motor Connection
agneto/Gear Position/Side Stand Switch

M • Loosen and remove Hex nut (M6) (a) from starter
Couplers Connections motor (b) to disconnect positive (+) terminal.
• Disconnect wiring coupler (a) of gear position

sensor from main wiring harness (b).
Fig. 5.3.30
Fig. 5.3.27 10 mm Ring Spanner
• Disconnect wiring coupler (a) of stator from main

wiring harness. • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex flange head bolt
(M6) (a) to disconnect starter motor (b) negative
(-) terminal.
Fig. 5.3.28
• Disconnect side stand connector (a) from wiring Fig. 5.3.31

harness located behind engine .
10 mm Ring spanner
Fig. 5.3.29

5.2.22. Spark Plug Suppressor Cap • Loosen Hex bolt (M10) (a) to remove gear pedal
(b).
• Disconnect spark plug suppressor from the spark
plug (a).
Fig. 5.3.35
Fig. 5.3.32
14 mm Socket with Ratchet 17 mm
5.2.23. Breather Hose Connection Ring Spanner
• Release the clamp (a) to disconnect breather hose 5.2.25. FD Sprocket Cover and FD Sprocket
(b) from air filter box.
CAUTION
Ensure gear is in NEUTRAL position before
dismantling.
• Loosen and remove 3 Nos. Hex socket head screws

(M6) (a) from FD sprocket cover (b) on the LH side
of engine.
Fig. 5.3.33
Nose plier
5.2.24. Gear Shift Linkage
• Loosen Hex bolt (M6) (a) to remove gear pedal Fig. 5.3.36
linkage (b).
5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
Fig. 5.3.34

• Gently pull out FD sprocket cover (a). • Loosen and remove FD sprocket U nut (a).
Fig. 5.3.37 Fig. 5.3.40
• Unlock and release washer holder (a).

30 mm socket with Ratchet
• Remove FD sprocket (a) from drive shaft.
Fig. 5.3.38
Chisel and Hammer
Fig. 5.3.41
• Apply rear brake (a).
5.2.26. Rear Wheel (Increasing chain slack)
• Loosen rear wheel axle nut (M16) (a) to increase

the chain slackness/tension.
Fig. 5.3.39
Fig. 5.3.42

• Loosen chain adjuster lock nut (M8) (a) on LH and 5.2.29. Cradle Frame Mountings
RH.
Cradle Frame from Main Frame and Engine
• Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex socket head long

bolts (M10) (a) on LH on cradle frame (b).
Fig. 5.3.43
6 mm Allen socket with ratchet
5.2.27. Remove Rear Chain from FD Sprocket Fig. 5.3.46

• Gently remove chain (a) from FD sprocket (b).
• Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex socket head bolts

(M8) (a) on LH on cradle frame behind the engine
(b).
Fig. 5.3.44

(a) holding the gear position sensor to crankcase
LH.
• Gently tap Gear Position Sensor and remove Fig. 5.3.47
along with O-ring.
Fig. 5.3.45

• Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex socket head bolt • Remove Hex head bolt (M10) (a) along with nut (c)
(M10) (a) along with nut (b) on RH on cradle frame and washers (b) from engine front top mounting to
(c). frame .
Fig. 5.3.48 Fig. 5.3.51
14 mm socket with Ratchet 14 mm Socket with Ratchet
• Remove cradle frame (a) from engine. • Loosen and remove Hex flange head bolt (M10) (a)
along with nut (M10) (b) and washers (c) from rear
lower bottom of engine.
Fig. 5.3.49
5.2.30. Engine from Main Frame Fig. 5.3.52
• Support engine with flat jack (a) so that it will not

fall off when mounting bolts are removed.
Fig. 5.3.50

• Loosen and remove Hex flange head bolt (M10) (a)
along with nut (M10) (b) and washers (c) from rear
upper bottom of engine.
Fig. 5.3.53
• Gently lower the jack (a) and remove engine (b).
Fig. 5.3.54

Engine Assembly to Frame
ENGINE ASSEMBLY TO FRAME

CONTENTS PAGE
5.3 Engine Assembly to Frame................................................................................................................ 71
5.3.1. Engine to main frame..........................................................................................................................................71
5.3.2. Engine Mounting Final Torque.......................................................................................................................... 72
5.3.3. Cradle Frame Mountings.................................................................................................................................... 73
5.3.4. Gear Position Indicator Sensor.......................................................................................................................... 74
5.3.5. FD Sprocket....................................................................................................................................................... 74
5.3.6. FD Sprocket Cover............................................................................................................................................. 75
5.3.7. Gear Shift Linkage.............................................................................................................................................. 75
5.3.8. Breather Hose Connection................................................................................................................................ 75
5.3.9. Spark Plug Suppressor Cap................................................................................................................................ 76
5.3.10. Starter Motor Connections.............................................................................................................................. 76
5.3.11. Magneto/Side Stand Switch Connectors.......................................................................................................... 76
5.3.12. Exhaust Pipe on Cylinder Head......................................................................................................................... 77
5.3.13. Hego/Oxygen Sensor Connector...................................................................................................................... 79
5.3.14. Throttle Body.................................................................................................................................................... 79
5.3.15. Air Filter Housing to Throttle Body...................................................................................................................80
5.3.16. Reed Valve Connection....................................................................................................................................80
5.3.17. Injector Connections........................................................................................................................................80
5.3.18. Throttle Cable...................................................................................................................................................80
5.3.19. Fuel Tank............................................................................................................................................................81
5.3.20. Drain Hose........................................................................................................................................................81
5.3.21. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank.........................................................................................................................81
5.3.22. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector)................................................................................................................... 82
5.3.23. F uel Pump Connector..................................................................................................................................... 82
5.3.24. Battery Connections........................................................................................................................................ 84

CONTENTS PAGE
5.3.25. Rider Seat Assembly on Frame........................................................................................................................ 85
5.3.26. Pillion Backrest and Seat Assembly on Frame................................................................................................. 85
5.3.27. Side Panel LH.................................................................................................................................................... 86
5.3.28. Side Panel RH.................................................................................................................................................. 86
5.3.29. Drain Bolt and Engine Oil Re-fill....................................................................................................................... 87

5.3 Engine Assembly to Frame • Insert Hex flange bolt long (M10) (a) into mounting
holes on the main frame rear top, insert washer (b)
5.3.1. Engine to main frame and nut (c) on other side.
WARNING
DO NOT tighten bolts during initial installation.
• Support engine suitably and firmly on a flat jack and

ensure it is stable.
• Locate jack (a) along with engine (b) below the
frame.
Fig. 5.4.5
• Insert Hex head bolt (M10) (a) into mounting holes

on rear frame bottom.
• Assemble washer (b) and nut (c) on bolt. DO
NOT TIGHTEN FULLY.
Fig. 5.4.3
• Lift the jack slowly and align mounting holes of

frame with mounting holes on engine.
Fig. 5.4.6
14 mm Ring spanner and 14 mm Hex

socket with Ratchet
Fig. 5.4.4

• Insert Hex head bolt (M10) (a) into mounting holes • Tighten Hex head bolt (M10) (a) into mounting
on rear frame (b) top. holes on frame rear bottom to torque.
• Assemble washer and nut (c) on bolt. DO NOT
TIGHTEN FULLY.
Fig. 5.4.9
Fig. 5.4.7 14 mm Ring spanner and 14 mm Hex

socket with Torque wrench
14 mm Ring spanner and 14 mm Hex Torque 45-55 N-m/4.5-5.5 kgf-m
socket with Ratchet
• Tighten Hex socket bolts (M10) (a) with nut (b) on
top rear frame (c) to engine.
5.3.2. Engine Mounting Final Torque
• Hold Hex nut (M10) and tighten the bolt to specified

torque.
Fig. 5.4.10

Fig. 5.4.8
Torque 45-55 N-m/4.5-5.5 kgf-m

5.3.3. Cradle Frame Mountings • Locate 1 No hex head bolt (a) on cradle frame RH
bottom to frame (b). DO NOT TIGHTEN FULLY.
• Align cradle frame (a) to engine (b) and main

frame.
Fig. 5.4.13
12 mm Hex socket with Torque

Fig. 5.4.11 wrench
• Locate 1 No long bolt along with nut (a) on cradle Torque 22-28 N-m/2.2-2.8 kgf-m
frame bottom to engine. DO NOT TIGHTEN
FULLY. • Locate 1 No hex head bolt (a) along with nut
on cradle frame LH bottom to frame. DO NOT
TIGHTEN FULLY.
Fig. 5.4.12
Fig. 5.4.14

5.3.4. Gear Position Indicator Sensor • Apply rear brake (a).
• Connect gear position sensor (a) to connector

located behind engine.
Fig. 5.4.18
• Locate FD sprocket U nut (a) along with tab washer

and tighten it.
Fig. 5.4.15
5.3.5. FD Sprocket
CAUTION
Ensure gear is in NEUTRAL position before
assembling.
• Locate FD sprocket (a) to drive shaft.
Fig. 5.4.19
30 mm socket and Torque wrench
Torque 130-160 N-m/13.0-16.0 kgf-m
• Adjust rear chain tension to specification: 30 mm to

Fig. 5.4.16 40 mm (section 6.8.9).
• Loosen rear wheel mountings and chain adjusters

and push rear wheel into swing arm to increase
chain slack.
• Position rear chain over FD sprocket teeth properly.
• Assemble chain (a) on FD sprocket (b).
Fig. 5.4.20
• Tighten rear wheel axle nut (a) (section 6.8.8).
Fig. 5.4.17

5.3.6. FD Sprocket Cover
• Assemble FD sprocket cover (a) on crankcase LH.
• Locate 3 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M6) (b) • Locate Hex bolt (M10) (b) on gear lever and
on FD sprocket cover and tighten in a crisscross tighten to specified torque.
pattern to specified torque.
Fig. 5.4.24
Fig. 5.4.21
14 mm socket with Torque wrench
and 17 mm Ring SPanner
Torque 10 N-m/1 kgf-m
5.3.8. Breather Hose Connection
• Insert breather hose (b) on the tube into crankcase

plug (c). Position the clip (a) on hose correctly.
Fig. 5.4.22
5 mm Allen socket and Torque wrench
5.3.7. Gear Shift Linkage

Fig. 5.4.25
• Align dot mark in shaft serration with the slot in gear
pedal linkage
Nose plier
• Locate Hex bolt (M6) (a) to remove gear pedal
linkage (b).
Fig. 5.4.23

5.3.9. Spark Plug Suppressor Caps • Connect positive (+) cable (a) to starter motor
terminal. Assemble Hex nut (M6) (b) and tighten
• Gently insert spark plug suppressor (a) into spark firmly, duly ensuring the cable/terminal does not
plug (b). rotate.
• Slide protective cap over terminal on starter
motor.
Fig. 5.4.26
5.3.10. Starter Motor Connections Fig. 5.4.28
• Connect starter motor negative (-) cable (a) to

terminal.
• Assemble 2 Nos. Hex flange head bolts (M6) (b)
into starter motor tighten firmly. 5.3.11. Magneto/Side Stand Switch Connectors
• Connect magneto sensor connector located on rear

of the engine.
Fig. 5.4.27
10 mm Socket with Ratchet Fig. 5.4.29


• Connect side stand switch connector (a) located on 8.4.1. Catalytic converter
rear top of engine.
• Locate the catalytic converter (a) in the bottom of
the frame.
Fig. 5.4.30
Fig. 5.4.33
5.3.12. Exhaust Pipe on Cylinder Head
• Locate mounting bolt (a) along with washers (b)
• Locate exhaust pipe (a) into exhaust manifold on and grommets (c) the (M8) bolt on the LH frame.
the cylinder head and ensure the exhaust pipe
flange is properly located on the studs.
Fig. 5.4.34
Fig. 5.4.31
• Assemble 2 nos hex nuts on the studs and hand tight
it to align the rear end mounting. Torque 25-35N-m/2.5-3.5 kgf-m
• Locate mounting bolt (a) along with washers (b)

and grommets (c) the (M8) bolt on the RH frame.
Fig. 5.4.32

• Insert the outer end of the exhaust header pipe (a) 8.4.2. Silencer
into the intake of the catalytic converter.
• Insert the silencer in the catalytic converter outer
pipe.
Fig. 5.4.36
Fig. 5.4.39
• Tighten the clamp bolt (a) at exhaust header pipe
outer end. • Locate the mounting hole in the frame and insert
(M8) bolt (a) and tighten it.
Fig. 5.4.37
Fig. 5.4.40
12mm socket with ratchet

Torque 28-35 N-m/2.8-3.5 kgf-m Torque 21-29 N-m/2.1-29 kgf-m
• Tighten the exhaust header pipe mounting bolts (a)
• Tighten the mounting clamp (a) at the catalytic con-
at the cylinder head end.
verter end.
Fig. 5.4.38
Fig. 5.4.41
14 mm socket with torque wrench 12 mm socket with ratchet
Torque 21-29 N-m/2.1-2.9 kgf-m Torque 20-25 N-m/2.0-2.5 kgf-m

• Locate the silencer guard back plate (a) and fix it in 5.3.14. Throttle Body
the silencer with 3 Nos (M6) (b) hex socket bolts..
• Insert throttle body (a) into intake manifold flange
(b)
Fig. 5.4.42
Torque 10-12 N-m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m • Tighten lock clip (a).
5.3.13. Hego/Oxygen Sensor Connectors
• Ensure Hego/oxygen sensor are tightened fully on

exhaust pipe.
• Connect Hego/Oxygen sensor connector (a) in
frame (b).
• Ensure connectors are locked properly. (There is a
“Click” sound when locked).
Fig. 5.4.45
4 mm Allen socket With Ratchet
• Connect wiring harness coupler (a) to ECU (b)..
Fig. 5.4.43
Fig. 5.4.46

5.3.15. Air Filter Housing to Throttle Body 5.3.17. Injector Connections
• Insert throttle body rear end in the air box opening. • Connect injector connector (a) located on inlet
manifold (b).
Fig. 5.4.47
Fig. 5.4.50
• Tighten the lock clip (a).
• Connect idle EVAP hoses (a) into throttle body (b).
Fig. 5.4.48
Fig. 5.4.51
5.3.16. Reed Valve Connection
• Connect the reed valve hose (a).
• Insert cable (a) into the slot in the bracket in the

throttle body and ensure the adjuster is fully into the
bracket on throttle body.
Fig. 5.4.49
Fig. 5.4.52

• Assemble lock nut (a) on the inner cable. 5.3.19. Fuel Tank
• Position inner cable to the slot of the rotor on throttle • Hold and slide fuel tank (a) into frame guide (b)
body, insert inner cable into the eyelet and route the and ensure bush in fuel tank are aligned into
cable in the groove in the rotor of the throttle body. guide in frame.
Fig. 5.4.53 Fig. 5.4.55
• Ensure inner cables is seated properly in the eyelets 5.3.20. Drain Hose
at throttle body end and handlebar end. Gently
rotate throttle rotor at handlebar and ensure they • Gently lift fuel tank and connect drain hose
are operating properly. connection (a) to fuel tank (b).
• Tighten the checknut (a) sufficiently.
Fig. 5.4.56
Fig. 5.4.54
12 mm Open end spanner
• Connect EVAP connection hose (a) to fuel tank (b).
Fig. 5.4.57

5.3.22. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector) • Insert inner cable into the cable guide (b) in clutch
cover assembly and ensure the adjuster (a) is fully
• Connect fuel hose (a) into quick fix connector inside the guide in clutch cover assembly.
(b) and ensure lock button is locked with a click
sound.
Fig. 5.4.61
Fig. 5.4.58
5.3.23. Fuel Pump Connector • Assemble adjuster nut (a) on the adjuster and
tighten by a few threads.
• Connect fuel pump connector (a) into fuel pump
(b).
Fig. 5.4.62
Fig. 5.4.59 • Assemble protective rubber boot (a) on clutch cable

inner (b).
• Gently lower the fuel tank into frame.
• Locate and tighten 1 No. Hex head bolts (M5) (a) on
rear end of fuel tank (b).
Fig. 5.4.63
Fig. 5.4.60

• Gently locate inner cable (a) into clevis (b) in clutch • Adjust free play at engine to give zero free play.
actuator shaft (c). Tighten adjuster nuts (a) in clutch cable (b) at cover
RH to recomended torque.
Fig. 5.4.64
Fig. 5.4.67
Clutch Cable Free Play Adjustment
• Loosen lock nuts (a) completely in clutch cable (b). 12 mm open end torque wrench

• Set steering to full left position, pull and release
lever three times. Adjust ball end to give a free play
of 10-12mm.
Fig. 5.4.65
• Tighten the adjuster (a) at lever end fully. Fig. 5.4.68

• Actuate clutch lever three times and check for free
• Now loosen the adjuster for 4 full turns.
play again for 10-12mm. Adjust if required.
• Check gap of 3-6mm at adjuster nut at cable end.

If found to be irregular, adjust at engine end.
Fig. 5.4.66
Fig. 5.4.69

• Position steering in straight position. Acutate
clutch lever three times and check for free play of
10-16 mm.
Fig. 11.8.1

Fig. 5.4.70
• Connect battery negative (-) terminal (a) and

• Ensure there is free hand movement at clutch tighten Hex head bolt (M6) in battery (b).
actuating arm when the handlebar is at full left
position
5.3.24. Battery Connections
NOTE
• E nsure ignition and stop switches are in OFF
position before connecting battery cables.
• Connect battery positive (+) terminal (a) and

tighten Hex head bolt (M6). Fig. 11.8.2
• lean and apply recommended agents on battery

C
terminals.
5.3.25. Rider Seat Assembly on Frame
• Ensure mounting holes (a) of the seat are aligned

with frame.

Fig. 5.4.71 Fig. 5.4.73
• Place the grommet (c) and spacer (b) over the • Locate the grab rail (a) over the pillion seat and
grove and insert the bolts (a) and tighten it. make sure the holes are aligned.
Fig. 5.4.72 Fig. 5.4.74
• Insert the bolts (a) and tighten it.

Torque 8-12Nm/0.8-1.2 Kgf-m
5.3.26. Pillion Backrest and Seat Assembly on

Frame
• Locate the pillion seat (a) over the frame.
Fig. 5.4.75
6 mm Allen Socket with Ratchet
• Align the back (a) and front (b) pad of backrest

with mounting holes. .

Fig. 5.4.76 Fig. 5.4.79
• Insert mounting bolts (a) and tighten it.

5 mm Allen Key
5.3.28. Side Panel RH
• Locate side panel RH into frame and lock in its

position.
• Insert ignition key (a) into side panel RH (b) and
turn in anticlockwise direction to lock RH side
panel.
Fig. 5.4.77
5.3.27. Side Panel LH
• Locate LH panel from bottom to fit into frame (a).
Fig. 5.4.80
5.3.29. Drain Bolt and Engine Oil Re-fill
Fig. 5.4.78
• Locate LH side panel fitting bolts (a) and tighten.

• Insert strainer (a) along with O-ring (b) strainer • Check oil level through oil level window.
cap (c) and bolt (d) (M6).
Fig. 5.4.83
Fig. 5.4.81
Dry Fill 2.5 Liters / 0.55 Imperial gallon
SAE 15W50 APISL, JASO MA2, SEMI

Grade
SYNTHETIC
Torque 8-12 N-m/0,8-1.2 kgf-m
• Refill engine oil with recommended quantity.
• Assemble engine oil filler cap (a).
Fig. 5.4.82
• Start and warm up engine for 2 to 3 minutes and

then turn it off.

Engine Dismantling J1D
ENGINE DISMANTLING
CONTENTS PAGE
5.4 Engine Dismantling............................................................................................................................91
5.5.1. Drain Plug............................................................................................................................................................91
5.5.2. Oil Filter.............................................................................................................................................................. 92
5.5.3. Throttle Body .................................................................................................................................................... 92
5.5.4. Injector............................................................................................................................................................... 92
5.5.5. Spark Plugs........................................................................................................................................................ 93
5.5.6. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor......................................................................................................................... 93
5.5.7. Starter Motor...................................................................................................................................................... 93
5.5.8. Breather Hose.................................................................................................................................................... 94
5.5.9. Gear Position Sensor.......................................................................................................................................... 94
5.5.10. Clutch Actuating Lever Assembly.................................................................................................................... 94
5.5.11. Cover RH............................................................................................................................................................ 95
5.5.12. Clutch Actuating Shaft...................................................................................................................................... 96
5.5.13. Oil Level Window.............................................................................................................................................. 96
5.5.14. Oil Bypass seal.................................................................................................................................................. 97
5.5.15. Transmission Jet............................................................................................................................................... 97
5.5.16. Oil Pump........................................................................................................................................................... 97
5.5.17. Balancer Shaft Bolt............................................................................................................................................ 98
5.5.18. Crankshaft Nut................................................................................................................................................. 99
5.5.19. Clutch Assembly............................................................................................................................................... 99
5.5.20. Gear Shifter Shaft ...........................................................................................................................................101
5.5.21. Star Index Stopper........................................................................................................................................... 102
5.5.22. Star Index........................................................................................................................................................ 102
5.5.23. FD Sprocket.................................................................................................................................................... 103
5.5.24. Plug - Crankshaft Hole.................................................................................................................................... 103

CONTENTS PAGE
5.5.25. Cylinder Head Cover....................................................................................................................................... 104
5.5.26. Auto Chain Tensioner..................................................................................................................................... 104
5.5.27. Rocker Carrier.................................................................................................................................................. 105
5.5.28. Rocker Arms from Rocker Carriers ................................................................................................................. 106
5.5.29. Cam Shaft, Sprocket & Chain.......................................................................................................................... 106
5.5.30. Cover LH......................................................................................................................................................... 108
5.5.31. Stator Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 108
5.5.32. Magneto Rotor Bolt........................................................................................................................................ 109
5.5.33. Idler Gear .........................................................................................................................................................110
5.5.34. Starter Clutch from Magneto Rotor................................................................................................................. 111
5.5.35. Cylinder Head.................................................................................................................................................. 111
5.5.36. Components from Cylinder Head ................................................................................................................... 112
5.5.37. Guide pad - Cam chain......................................................................................................................................114
5.5.38. Cylinder Barrel.................................................................................................................................................114
5.5.39. Pistons.............................................................................................................................................................114
5.5.40. Crankcase Fasteners ....................................................................................................................................... 115
5.5.41. Splitting Crankcase........................................................................................................................................... 115
5.5.42. Balancer Shaft.................................................................................................................................................. 115
5.5.43. Crankshaft Assembly....................................................................................................................................... 117
5.5.44. Gear Selector................................................................................................................................................... 117
5.5.45. Countershaft.................................................................................................................................................... 117
5.5.46. Driveshaft........................................................................................................................................................119
5.4 Engine Dismantling • Place a tray under the engine.
• Remove the oil strainer cap bolt (a) (M6).

NOTE
• Remove the oil strainer cap (b) along with O-Ring
• E nsure the engine is properly clamped on the (c) and oil strainer (d).
holding fixture on a worktable.
• E nsure the engine is clean and free of any oil
residue/dirt. Clean engine with recommended
degreasing agents/solvents to remove oil
residue/dirt.
• E nsure worktable is clean and atmosphere is
dust free.
5.4.1. Drain Plug
• Loosen and remove oil filler cap (a) from the

crankcase top on the RH side.
• Use an adjustable plier with soft jaws to unscrew
filler cap if necessary.
WARNING
Do not spill oil . Collect used oil in a seperate
container and dispose it through authorized
disposal agencies in your locality. Avoid skin
OR body contact with the oil. Promptly wash
affected area with soap and water.
NOTE
• Ensure the engine oil is drained completely.
Fig. 5.4.1 • A
fter draining the oil suitably cover the oil filler
cap hole to prevent debris.
Nose Plier

5.5.2. Oil Filter 5.5.3. Throttle Body
• Remove 3 Nos. (M6) bolts (a). • Loosen and remove 2 Nos (M5) (a) allen bolt
holding the throttle body.
• Gently pull out the throttle body (b) along with

rubber manifold (c) .
Fig. 5.5.2

Fig. 5.5.4
• Gently remove oil filter cover (a) along with O-ring

(b). 4 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
• Gently shake and remove the oil filter (c) from

cover RH 5.5.4. Injector
• Remove 2 Nos (M6) injector mounting bolts (a).
Fig. 5.5.3
Fig. 5.5.5
• Pull out the injector to remove.
CAUTION
• Store the injector in a clean and dry
place. Make sure that the injector is not
damaged.
• Place the injector in a plastic bag to avoid
dust entry.

5.5.5. Spark Plugs 5.5.7. Starter Motor
CAUTION • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. allen bolts (M6) (a).

and remove body ground winglet.
Before removing the spark plugs, blow away
any dirt accumulated in the spark plug area
with compressed air to prevent it from falling
into cylinder head.
• Loosen and remove spark plug (a) from cylinder

head.
Fig. 5.5.8
5 mm Allenkey with Ratchet
• Gently remove the starter motor (a) from engine.

Fig. 5.5.6
16 mm Deep Socket with Ratchet
• Remove the spark plug and washer gently from its

position.
5.5.6. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor
• Loosen and remove the engine oil temperature Fig. 5.5.9

sensor (a) from its mounting.
NOTE
• D
O NOT tap on the starter motor while
removing it. Tapping may damage the internal
components.
Fig. 5.5.7
• Gently pull out the engine oil temperature sensor

along with the O-Ring
18mm Open End Spanner

5.5.8. Breather Hose
• Remove the Circlip (a) on the breather (b) and

gently pull it to remove.
Fig. 5.5.12

Fig. 5.5.10
• Gently tap Gear Position Sensor (a) and remove
along with O-ring (b).
Nose Plier

(a) and remove retainer plate.
Fig. 5.5.13
5.5.10. Clutch Actuating Lever Assembly
• Rotate clutch actuating lever (a) in anti clockwise

direction to release tension in spring (b).
Fig. 5.5.11
• Remove 2 Nos. hex bolts (M5) (a) mounted on

gear position sensor.
Fig. 5.5.14

• Loosen and remove Hex head bolt (M6) (a) from 5.5.11. Cover RH
clutch actuating lever assembly (b).
• Remove 18 Nos. Bolts (M6) (a) in the sequence
mentioned below to remove cover RH (b).
Fig. 5.5.15
Fig. 5.5.17

• Remove clutch actuating lever (a) and spring from
clutch shaft (b) on RH cover.
• Adjust the clutch actuating arm to and fro with

hand to remove the cover RH (a) along with gasket
(b).
Fig. 5.5.16
Wedge
Fig. 5.5.18
NOTE CAUTION
• U
se a suitable wedge to slightly expand the slot Do not use a sharp tool to scrap the gasket
in the clutch actuating arm and gently lift from material from the joint faces.
the shaft. If required scrap only with a soft and blunt
tool.

5.5.12. Clutch Actuating Shaft 5.5.13. Oil Level Window
• Gently remove the E clip (a) and washer (b) from • Remove the circlip (a) on the oil level window
the bottom of the clutch actuating shaft inside inside clutch cover.
clutch cover.
Fig. 5.5.22
Fig. 5.5.19
Circlip plier
Nose plier
• Gently press oil window (a) from outer side to

• Remove oil seal (a) along with washer (b) from remove from clutch cover.
cover RH.
Fig. 5.5.23
Fig. 5.5.20
• Gently pull out clutch actuating shaft (a) from
cover RH(b).
Fig. 5.5.21

5.5.14. Oil Bypass seal 5.5.15. Transmission Jet
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos (M6) allen bolts (a) NOTE

along with the retainer plate (b).
• Ensure gearbox is in neutral condition
• Loosen and remove transmission jet (a) from the

crankcase.
Fig. 5.5.24
5mm Allen Socket with Ratchet
Fig. 5.5.26
• Gently remove the oil seal (a) from the cover RH
using a screw driver.
Screw Driver
5.5.16. Oil Pump
• Loosen and remove Hex flange bolt (M6) (a) on oil

pump sprocket along with washer.
Fig. 5.5.25
Screw Driver
Fig. 5.5.27

• Remove oil pump sprocket (a) along with the 5.5.17. Balancer Shaft Bolt
chain (b).
CAUTION
• Refer section 5.5.30 to remove cover LH
and to loosen magneto rotor bolt.
• It is not be possible to remove the
magneto rotor once the clutch assembly
is removed.
• Do not dismantle the magneto rotor
completely before removing the cylinder
head assemby.
Fig. 5.5.28
• Locate the special tool (a) between clutch housing
• Remove 6 Nos. Hex flange head bolts (M6) (a) in and crank gear.
crisscross pattern.
Fig. 5.5.31
Fig. 5.5.29
SPL
Part No: ST30922/A
Part Name: Crank Lock Tool
• Remove oil pump (a) along with the metal gasket

(b). • Remove balancer shaft bolt M10 (a) along with
two washers.
Fig. 5.5.30
Fig. 5.5.32
NOTE
• T he oil pump does not have any serviceable 14 mm Socket with Ratchet
parts, hence as to be replaced only as a complete
assembly.

5.5.18. Crankshaft Nut
CAUTION
Crank nut is a left hand thread. Wrong rotation
may damage the threads.
• Locate the special tool (a) between clutch housing

and crank gear.
Fig. 5.5.33
SPL
Part No: ST30922/A
• Remove crankshaft nut (a) along with two washers

(b) and oil pump drive sprocket (c).
Fig. 5.5.34

• Remove the crankshaft gear (a). • Hold pressure plate and remove the bolts with
integrated washer (a).
• Remove pressure plate along with clutch springs

(b) and pin clutch relaease from clutch hub.
Fig. 5.5.35
5.5.19. Clutch Assembly
CAUTION Fig. 5.5.38

Ensure gearbox in neutral position.
• Remove pull rod (a) from clutch housing (b).
• Mark the position of clutch plates with a marker

before dismantling.
Fig. 5.5.39
• Remove friction plates (a) and steel plates (b)

Fig. 5.5.36 from clutch bell (c) located in clutch housing (d).
• Loosen 5 Nos. (M6) Hex flange head bolts (a).
Bolts are under spring tension, loosen bolts
progressively and slowly in the star sequence.
Fig. 5.5.40
Fig. 5.5.37

CAUTION • Remove washer (a).
Hex “U” nut is a left hand thread. Wrong

rotation may damage the threads.
• Remove Hex U nut and washer from counter shaft.
Fig. 5.5.43
• Remove clutch housing.
Fig. 5.5.41
SPL
Part No: ST30921/A
Part Name: Clutch hub holder

Fig. 5.5.44
• Gently pull clutch bell to remove.
• Remove spacer primary gear (a) from counter
shaft.
Fig. 5.5.42
Fig. 5.5.45

5.5.20. Gear Shifter Shaft
• Remove the circlip (a) along with washer (b) and

spacer (c) from shifter shaft (d) on engine LH side.
Fig. 5.5.49
• Expand spring legs and pull out spring (a) from
longer end of shifter shaft (b).
Fig. 5.5.46
Circlip plier
• Remove the circlip (a) along with washer (b) from

shifter shaft (c) .
Fig. 5.5.50
5.5.21. Star Index Stopper
CAUTION
Spring loaded bolt. Support stopper while
removing bolt.
Fig. 5.5.47
• Loosen and remove Hex head bolt (M6) (a) from
lower crankcase (RH) (clutch side).
• Gently pull out shifter shaft assembly (a) from
engine RH side. • Remove stopper along with spring and washer.
Fig. 5.5.48 Fig. 5.5.51
• Remove circlip (a), washer (b) from longer end of

shifter shaft (c). 10 mm Socket with Ratchet

• Remove stopper (b) along with bolt (a) washer (c) 5.5.23. FD Sprocket
and spring (d).
• Unlock and release washer holder (a).
Fig. 5.5.52 Fig. 5.5.55
5.5.22. Star Index Chisel and Hammer
• Loosen and remove Hex socket head stepped bolt • Hold FD sprocket using special tool (a) and loosen
(M6) (a) on star index. “U” nut (M20).
Fig. 5.5.56
Fig. 5.5.53
SPL
Part No: ST-27534-2
5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet Part Name: FD sprocket holder
• Gently remove star index (a) along with 2 Nos pins 30 mm Socket with Ratchet
(b).
Fig. 5.5.54

• Remove lock tab washer (a) from shaft. 5.5.25. Cylinder Head Cover
• Loosen and remove 3 Nos. Hex flange head bolts

(M6) (a) in crisscross pattern along with rubber
seals and washers.
Fig. 5.5.57
• Remove FD sprocket (a) from drive shaft.
Fig. 5.5.60
• Gently remove rocker cover (a) from cylinder

head (b).
Fig. 5.5.58
5.5.24. Plug - Crankshaft Hole
• Remove the plug-crankshaft hole allen hex bolt (a)

along with O-ring from center of cover LH (b).
Fig. 5.5.61
• Remove rubber gasket (a) from cylinder head

cover (b).
Fig. 5.5.59
Fig. 5.5.62

• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. allen head bolts (M4) • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Allen bolts (M6) (a)
(a). from cylinder barrel (b).
Fig. 5.5.65
Fig. 5.5.63

• Remove auto chain tensioner (a) from cylinder
barrel along with gasket (b).
5.5.26. Auto Chain Tensioner
CAUTION
Before dismanling ensure piston at TDC.
• Loosen and remove center Hex flange bolt (a) from

chain tensioner.
Fig. 5.5.66
Fig. 5.5.64

5.5.27. Rocker Carrier 5.5.28. Rocker Arms from Rocker Carriers
• Remove 4 Nos. hex flange carrier bolts M6 (a). CAUTION

Mark the position of rocker arm and spindle
to assemble in the same sequence.
• Gently pull out rocker shaft (a) from rocker carrier

(b), duly supporting the rocker arms.
• Remove rocker arms inlet and exhaust from the
rocker carrier.
Fig. 5.5.67
• Remove the rocker carrier assembly (a).
Fig. 5.5.70
5.5.29. Cam Shaft, Sprocket & Chain
• Rotate magneto rotor only in anti-clockwise
direction, till one of the Hex head bolt on cam chain
sprocket appears at the top most position.
Fig. 5.5.68
• Remove 2 Nos dowel pins (a) rocker carrier

assembly.
Fig. 5.5.71
Fig. 5.5.69

• Loosen and remove 1st Hex head bolt (M6) (a) • Remove cam chain (b) from cam sprocket (a) to
from cam sprocket. remove cam sprocket.
Fig. 5.5.72 Fig. 5.5.75
CAUTION
Support timing chain suitable so that it does
not fall into the crankcase.
• Rotate magneto rotor only in anti-clockwise
direction, till the other Hex head bolt on cam chain
sprocket appears at the top most position. • Remove camshaft (a) from cylinder head (b).
Fig. 5.5.73
Fig. 5.5.76
17 mm Socket with Ratchet • Remove “C” washer (a) from groove in cylinder
head LH (b).
• Loosen and remove 2nd Hex head bolt (M6) (a)
from cam sprocket.
Fig. 5.5.77
Fig. 5.5.74
Magnetic stick
8 mm Socket with Ratchet • Support timing chain suitably at the top to prevent
it from dropping into the crankcase.

5.5.30. Cover LH 5.5.31. Stator Assembly
• Remove 14 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M6) (a) in Stator Assembly
crisscross pattern to remove cover LH (b).
• Remove 3 Nos. allen bolts (M6) (a) holding the
stator assembly (b).
Fig. 5.5.78
5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet Fig. 5.5.81
• Remove the gasket (a) with the blunt tool 5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
Crank Position Sensor/Pickup Coil

• Remove 2 Nos. allen bolts (a) to release Pulsar coil.
Fig. 5.5.79
CAUTION
Do not use a sharp tool to scrap the gasket Fig. 5.5.82
material from the joint faces.
If required scrap only with a soft and blunt 4 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
tool.
• Remove dowel pin (a) from the crankcase.
Fig. 5.5.80

• Remove 2 Nos. allen bolts (M5) (a) on guide 5.5.32. Magneto Rotor Bolt
plate.
• In order to loosen magneto rotor bolt, it will be
necessary to remove clutch cover Refer (Section
5.1.16).
• Insert special tool (a) in crankcase RH to lock the
crankshaft.
Fig. 5.5.83
• Gently remove stator assembly (a) from magneto Fig. 5.5.85

cover. SPL
Part No: ST-27533-2
Part Name: Crank Gears locking tool
• Loosen and remove Hex flange head bolt (M12)

(a).
Fig. 5.5.84
Fig. 5.5.86

• Assemble puller (b) on magneto rotor (a) and • Remove woodruff key (a) from crankshaft.
thread in fully.
• Tighten center bolt onto puller till magneto rotor

gets released from crankshaft.
Fig. 5.5.89
Connector
Fig. 5.5.87
5.5.33. Idler Gear
SPL
Part No: ST30274/a
• Remove the 2 Nos. idle gear (a) and (b) with shaft-
idler gear.
Part Name: Magneto Puller Assembly
• Gently pull out magneto rotor assembly (a) with

starter clutch.
Fig. 5.5.90
Fig. 5.5.88

5.5.34. Starter Clutch from Magneto Rotor 5.5.35. Cylinder Head
• Loosen 6 Nos. Hex socket head screws (M6) (a) CAUTION

from inside magneto rotor. Do not LOOSEN AND
M10 Cylinder bolts and washers are one time
REMOVE FULLY. usage only. Always use new head bolts and
washers during installation. Dispose old head
bolts suitably.
(a) in crisscross pattern on cylinder head.
Fig. 5.5.91
Fig. 5.5.94
• Remove magneto rotor assembly (a) from crank
shaft, hold the rotor firmly, rotate gear starter clutch
(b) anti-clockwise and pull out simultaneously to 12 mm Socket with Ratchet
separate rotor from the gear.
(a) on cylinder head.
Fig. 5.5.92
• Remove starter clutch (a) from inside magneto Fig. 5.5.95

rotor (b)
Fig. 5.5.93

• Support cam chain suitably and gently remove 5.5.36. Components from Cylinder Head
cylinder head (a) from cylinder barrel (b).
Valves and Springs
• Compress valve spring (a) with valve spring

compressor (b).
Fig. 5.5.96
• Remove the cylinder head gasket (a) from cylinder

barrel (b). Fig. 5.5.99
SPL
Part No: ST-27528-2
Part Name: Valve spring compressor
• Remove the cotters (a) on valve stem at the top.
Fig. 5.5.97
• Remove 2 nos dowel pins (a) on cylinder head.
Fig. 5.5.100
• Gently loosen the screw on valve spring com-
pressor, till the valve spring tension is completely
released and remove the special tool.
Fig. 5.5.98 CAUTION

Valve spring under high tension when
Nose Plier compressed .
Release valve spring compressor tool slowly.

• Remove the retainer, valve spring (a) from the top • Remove valve stem seal (a) from valve guide (b).
of the valve spring (b).
Fig. 5.5.104
Fig. 5.5.101
• Remove valve spring (a) from valve stem (b). Nose Plier
Fig. 5.5.102
NOTE
• Mark the position of the spring before removing
• Remove valve (a) from cylinder head (b) by pulling

it out from the cylinder head inside.
Fig. 5.5.103

5.5.37. Guide pad - Cam chain 5.5.39. Piston
• Remove guide pad - cam chain (a) and (b) from CAUTION
cylinder barrel. Cover the crankcase opening below the piston
with a cloth to avoid circlip falling into the
crankcase.
• Remove the circlip (a) from piston.
Fig. 5.5.105
5.5.38. Cylinder Barrel
• Slightly tilt and gently remove the cylinder barrel Fig. 5.5.108
(a) from crankcase (b).
Screw driver
• Gently push out the gudgeon pin (a) to release

the piston (b).
Fig. 5.5.106
• Remove 2 nos dowel pin (a) from cylinder barrel
Fig. 5.5.109
Fig. 5.5.107
Nose Plier

5.5.40. Crankcase Fasteners • Remove RH crankcase along with the gear selector
drum, from the upper crankcase.
Description Quantity • Remove 2 Nos dowel pins (a) from crankcase.
M8 4
M6 x 1.25 x 35 16
• Support crankcase assembly on suitable wedges

such that the fasteners on the crankcase can be
removed.
• Slackening sequence.
Fig. 5.5.112
Nose plier
CAUTION
Ensure all the mounting fasteners on the
crankcase have been removed.
Fig. 5.5.110 Ensure the gear shift forks are not jammed in
the grooves in the gears.
5.5.41. Splitting Crankcase Ensure the dowels are removed from the LH
and RH crankcases.
• Ensure the crankcase is supported firmly on
suitable wedges.
• Gently separate the LH crankcase from the RH 5.5.42. Balancer Shaft
crankcase by slightly tapping on the tabs (a)
provided in LH crankcase, to release from the • Match the punch mark (a) in balancer shaft and
dowels and sealing gasket material. crankshaft.
Fig. 5.5.111 Fig. 5.5.113

• Remove balancer shaft (a). • Gently remove springs (a) and pins (b) and store it
in a container.
Fig. 5.5.114
Fig. 5.5.117
• Mark the location of spring and pin before 5.5.43. Crankshaft Assembly
dismantling.
CAUTION
Crankcase bolts are one time use only.
Bolts are non reusable
• Gently lift and remove crankshaft assembly (a)

from crankcase.
• Use a mallet if required.
Fig. 5.5.115
• Green - Springs only

Red - Springs with Pin
• Remove balancer shaft cush (a) drive by gently
pushing it oustide.
Fig. 5.5.118
Fig. 5.5.116

5.5.44. Gear Selector 5.5.45. Countershaft
• Gently pull to remove transmission selector drum • Place countershaft seperately.

(a) with selector forks (b) and spindles (c).
Fig. 5.5.121
Fig. 5.5.119 • Remove thrust washer (a) and second drive gear
(b) from the countershaft smaller end.
• Remove spindle (a) from forks (c) from selector
drum (b).
Fig. 5.5.122
Fig. 5.5.120 • Remove fourth drive gear (a) along with splined
bush (b) and splined washer (c) from countershaft
Fig. 5.5.123

• Remove the circlip (a) from the countershaft. • Remove the washer (a) along with gear (b) and
bush (c) from countershaft.
Fig. 5.5.124
Fig. 5.5.127
Circlip Expander
5.5.46. Driveshaft
• Remove the third drive gear (a) from the • Place the drive shaft seperately.
countershaft.
Fig. 5.5.128
Fig. 5.5.125 • Remove thrust washer (a) and first driven gear (b)
• Remove circlip (a) from the countershaft. from driveshaft.
Fig. 5.5.126 Fig. 5.5.129
Circlip Expander

• Remove thrust washer (a) from driveshaft. • Remove bush (a) along with 3rd driven gear (b)
and thrust washer (c) from driveshaft.
Fig. 5.5.130
• Remove fifth driven gear (a) from the driveshaft. Fig. 5.5.133
• Remove fourth driven gear (a) from the driveshaft.
Fig. 5.5.131
• Remove circlip (a) from driveshaft. Fig. 5.5.134
• Remove circlip (a) from groove in the driveshaft.
Fig. 5.5.132
Circlip Expander Fig. 5.5.135
Circlip Expander
• Remove bush (c) along with second driven gear (b)

and thrust washer (a) from driveshaft.

Fig. 5.5.136

Engine Inspection
ENGINE INSPECTION
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Engine Inspection
CONTENTS PAGE
5.6 Engine Inspection............................................................................................................................. 123
5.6.1 Cylinder Head......................................................................................................................................................123
5.6.2 Cylinder Barrel....................................................................................................................................................126
5.6.3 Crankcase...........................................................................................................................................................127
5.6.4 Clutch Components............................................................................................................................................128
5.6.5 Shifter Forks.......................................................................................................................................................129
5.6.6 Selector Drum................................................................................................................................................... 130
122 ROYAL ENFIELD METEOR 350- SERVICE MANUAL

5.6 Engine Inspection • Ensure feeler enters properly at marked places.
NOTE
• Remove off carbon deposits by scraping gently.
• Use soft blunt objects to clean.
• Wash components with recommended solvents.
• Ensure area is clean and dry before inspection.
Fig. 5.6.3
Thick straight edge and Feeler gauge
Service limit: 0.05 mm
Rocker Cover to Cylinder Head Seating Surface

Fig. 5.6.1
• Place the thick straight edge across the rocker cover
5.6.1 Cylinder Head gasket seating surface.
• Insert pointed feeler gauge of 0.05 mm thickness
Cylinder Head Inspection between straight edge and cylinder head at the
marked places.
• Inspect cylinder head carefully for any cracks,
blow holes or damages – especially in the inlet and
exhaust ports.
• Place thick straight edge across cylinder head
gasket seating surface.
between straight edge and cylinder head.
• Inspect and ensure 4 locations (a, b, c, d) on
cylinder head are at same level.
Fig. 5.6.4
Fig. 5.6.2
ROYAL ENFIELD SERVICE MANUAL-METEOR 350 123

• Ensure feeler enters properly at marked places. Camshaft Journal OD
• Measure camshaft journal OD (a).
Fig. 5.6.5
Fig. 5.6.7
Micrometer
Rocker Cover Service Limit: 23.930 mm
• Place thick straight edge across the rocker cover. Camshaft Lobe
• Inspect cam lobes for scoring, wear-out and
between straight edge and rocker cover.
scratches.
• Inspect and ensure 4 locations (a, b, c, d) on rocker
• Measure height of each cam lobe (a).
cover are at same level.
Fig. 5.6.8
Fig. 5.6.6
Micrometer
Service limit: 0.05 mm Service limit (Intake): 35.460 mm

Service limit (Exhaust): 34.930 mm

Valve Inspection. Valve Spring (Inlet and Exhaust)
• Check each valve for wear, burn or distortion at its • Measure load on installed and working condition.
face and stem end. Replace valve, if necessary.
• Check valve stem end face for pitting and wear. Installed Load
• When it is worn out, replace the valve. Minimum: 154.100 N-m
Maximum: 174.100 N-m
Working Load
Minimum: 431.300 N-m
Maximum: 461.300 N-m
Valve Stem OD (Inlet and Exhaust Valve)

• Measure diameter at marked places along the length
of each stem.
Fig. 5.6.9
Valve Guide ID (Inlet and Exhaust)
• Using micrometer and bore gauge, measure the ID

of the valve guides at the top and bottom working
area inside the guides.
Fig. 5.6.11
Micrometer
Inlet Valve Stem

Fig. 5.6.10 Measuring Service
Point Limit
Stem OD Top 5.945 mm
Micrometer and Bore gauge
Stem OD middle 5.945 mm
Stem OD bottom 5.945 mm
Bend 0.010 mm
Service Limit Intake 6.070 mm
Service Limit Exhaust: 6.100 mm
Exhaust Valve Stem
Measuring Service
Point Limit
Stem OD Top 5.920 mm
Stem OD middle 5.920 mm
Stem OD bottom 5.920 mm
Bend 0.010 mm

5.6.2 Cylinder Barrel Piston OD
• Measure and record both LH and RH cylinder piston

Cylinder Barrel Bore ID
OD at three levels - Top, Middle, and Bottom using
Micrometer.
• Check cylinder bore to piston working area for
scoring, seizure marks and/or excessive wear.
• Measure the cylinder bore at the top, middle and
bottom at the rings working area using a bore
gauge.
• Measure at both across and along the gudgeon pin
axis.
Fig. 5.6.13
Fig. 5.6.12
Bore gauge
Fig. 5.6.14
Measuring points Service Limit
(ID) Top of Piston Micrometer

72.09 mm
working area
Top of Piston work-
72.09 mm
ing area
Service Limit 71.895 mm
(ID) Middle of Pis-
72.09 mm
ton working area
(ID) Bottom of Pis-
72.09 mm
ton working area
Bottom of Piston
72.09 mm
working area
Barrel Bore Service
72.09 mm
Limit
Service Limit 72.09

Piston Pin Bore ID • Measure piston rings end gap (a) using feeler gauge
(b).
• Measure both LH and RH cylinder piston pin bore (a)
inner diameter using inside micrometer (b).
Fig. 5.6.18
Fig. 5.6.15 Feeler gauge
Measuring
Service Limit
Points
Piston ring
0.6mm
top 1
Piston ring
0.7 mm
top 2
5.6.3 Crankcase
Fig. 5.6.16 Connecting Rod Small End ID

• Measure the connecting rod small end inner
diameter (a).
Inside micrometer
Piston Ring End Gap
• Position the piston rings at their respective locations

at the top of the cylinder barrel and ensure they are
seated “squarely” inside the cylinder barrel.
Fig. 5.6.19
Inside Micrometer
V-Blocks and Dial gauge.
Fig. 5.6.17

5.6.4 Clutch Components Spring
• Measure the length of the spring in decompressed

Friction plate
condition using a vernier caliper..
• Inspect the clutch plates visually for uneven wear,
seizure and discoloration.
• Measure the thickness of the friction plate (a) at 4
locations marked by arrows.
Fig. 5.6.22
Vernier Caliper
Fig. 5.6.20 Service Limit: 44.30 mm
Clutch Hub Washer

Vernier caliper
• Measure width of the washer using a micrometer.
Service Limit: 2.80 mm • Make sure the washer is free of dents and burrs.
Bend 0.3 mm Replace if found damaged.
Steel Plate
• Measure the thickness of the steel plates (a) at

different locations.
Fig. 5.6.23
Micrometer
Service Limit: 1.95 mm

Fig. 5.6.21
Vernier caliper

Bend 0.3 mm

Center Clutch 5.6.5 Shifter Forks
• Inspect the clutch hub for any scratches, abnormal • Measure the pegs on shifter forks (a) using
wear or damage of the lugs. micrometer for wear.
Fig. 5.6.24 Fig. 5.6.27
• Visually inspect outer component clutch center for

Micrometer
any scratches, wear or damage.

• Visually inspect the shifter fork machined lugs (a)
for damage, excessive wear out scoring and replace
if damaged.
Fig. 5.6.25
Pressure Plate
• Visually inspect pressure plate for any, wear, bends,

lug breakage, heat marks or damages.
Fig. 5.6.28
Fig. 5.6.26

5.6.6 Selector Drum
• Inspect the shifter fork working grooves in the

selector drum for any damages, chipped ends
etc. Measure the grooves in their working area for
excessive wear out.
Fig. 5.6.29
Vernier caliper

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Engine Assembly
ENGINE ASSEMBLY
Engine Assembly
CONTENTS PAGE
5.8 Engine Assembly................................................................................................................................136
5.8.1. Components Sub Assembly in Crankcase..........................................................................................................136
5.8.2. Crankshaft Assembly.........................................................................................................................................136
5.8.3. Balancer Shaft...................................................................................................................................................136
5.8.4. Countershaft Components................................................................................................................................137
5.8.5. Driveshaft Components....................................................................................................................................139
5.8.6. Transmission Selector Drum............................................................................................................................ 140
5.8.7. Dowel pins......................................................................................................................................................... 140
5.8.8. Crankcase Closing............................................................................................................................................. 140
5.8.9. Crankcase Bolts Tightening Procedure.............................................................................................................141
5.8.10. Piston and Piston Rings....................................................................................................................................141
5.8.11. Cylinder Barrel...................................................................................................................................................143
5.8.12. Valves and Springs........................................................................................................................................... 144
5.8.13. Timing chain on Crankshaft..............................................................................................................................145
5.8.14. Woodruff Key on Crankshaft........................................................................................................................... 146
5.8.15. Magneto Rotor on Crankcase.......................................................................................................................... 146
5.8.16. Cylinder Head...................................................................................................................................................147
5.8.17. Camshaft Assembly......................................................................................................................................... 148
5.8.18. Rocker Carrier in Cylinder Head...................................................................................................................... 149
5.8.19. Tappet Clearance Adjustment......................................................................................................................... 150
5.8.20. Cylinder Head Cover....................................................................................................................................... 151
5.8.21. Spark Plug........................................................................................................................................................152
5.8.22. Star Index........................................................................................................................................................153
5.8.23. Star Index Stopper...........................................................................................................................................153
5.8.24. Gear Shifter Shaft............................................................................................................................................154

Engine Assembly
CONTENTS PAGE
5.8.25. Clutch assembly (LH thread)...........................................................................................................................154
5.8.26. Crank gear (LH Thread)...................................................................................................................................156
5.8.27. Balancer Shaft Bolt...........................................................................................................................................156
5.8.28. Oil Pump..........................................................................................................................................................157
5.8.29. Transmission Jet..............................................................................................................................................158
5.8.30. Oil Level Window............................................................................................................................................158
5.8.31. Oil Bypass seal..................................................................................................................................................158
5.8.32. Clutch Actuating Shaft.....................................................................................................................................159
5.8.33. Clutch Actuating Lever Assembly................................................................................................................... 160
5.8.34. Cover RH......................................................................................................................................................... 160
5.8.35. Starter Idler Gear.............................................................................................................................................161
5.8.36. Cover LH..........................................................................................................................................................161
5.8.37. Gear Position Sensor........................................................................................................................................162
5.8.38. Plug-Crankshaft Hole......................................................................................................................................163
5.8.39. Starter motor...................................................................................................................................................163
5.8.40. Oil Strainer......................................................................................................................................................163
5.8.41. Breather Hose..................................................................................................................................................165
5.8.42. FD sprocket.....................................................................................................................................................165
5.8.43. Throttle Body.................................................................................................................................................. 166
5.8.44. Engine Oil Temperature/EOT sensor.............................................................................................................. 166

5.8 Engine Assembly • Align dot mark in gear and balancer shaft.
5.8.1. C
omponents Sub Assembly in Crank-
case
5.8.2. Crankshaft Assembly
NOTE
• Lubricate crankshaft big end bearing with
engine oil before installation
• Gently install crankshaft assembly (a) on LH Fig. 5.8.33
crankcase.
• Assemble cush drive gear (a) on balancer shaft.
Fig. 5.8.30
Fig. 5.8.34
5.8.3. Balancer Shaft
• Locate and asssemble pins (a) along with springs • Install balancer shaft (a) on the LH crankcase .
(b) in the marked location.
• Green - Springs only
Red - Springs with Pin
Fig. 5.8.35
• Ensure that three punch mark (a) on the crankshaft

gear and balancer shaft are matching.
Fig. 5.8.31 • Ensure both the gears are meshed correctly.
Fig. 5.8.32 Fig. 5.8.36

5.8.4. Countershaft Components • Install the 3rd double gear (a) on countershaft with
dog on the gear tooth facing outside.
NOTE
• Do not reuse thrust washers, circlips, collar bush.
• Ensure all components are cleaned and lubricated
with recommended lubricants before assembly
• Apply engine oil on gears before installation.
• Install bush (a) on countershaft.

• Install 5th drive gear (b) with slot side of gear facing
outside over the bush and install washer (c).
Fig. 5.8.39
NOTE
• While installing the circlip, ensure the circlip
is opened only upto the outer diameter of the
shaft.
• Install circlip (a) and gently rotate circlip without

expanding to ensure it is properly seated.
Fig. 5.8.37
• Install circlip (a) and gently rotate circlip without

expanding to ensure it is properly seated.
NOTE
• While installing the circlip, ensure the circlip
is opened only upto the outer diameter of the
shaft.
Fig. 5.8.40
Circlip Expander
• Install spline washer (a) along with spline bush (b)

and fourth drive gear (c) with dog facing third drive
side.
Fig. 5.8.38
Circlip Expander
• Ensure free rotation of 5th drive gear in bush.
Fig. 5.8.41
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• Install second drive gear (a) with flat side facing
outside and thrust washer (b) on countershaft.
Fig. 5.8.42

5.8.5. Driveshaft Components • Install washer (a) along with install third driven
gear (b) with slot facing fouth driven gear along
• Install second driven gear (b) along with bush (c) in with bush (c).
the driveshaft. Install washer (a) from other side.
Fig. 5.8.46
Fig. 5.8.43
• Install circlip (a) and gently rotate circlip without NOTE
expanding to ensure it is properly seated and • While installing the circlip, ensure the circlip
ensure free rotation of gear in bush. is opened only upto the outer diameter of the
shaft.
NOTE
• While installing the circlip, ensure the circlip • Install circlip (a) and gently rotate circlip without
is opened only upto the outer diameter of the expanding to ensure it is properly seated and
shaft. ensure free rotation of gear in bush
Fig. 5.8.44 Fig. 5.8.47
Circlip Expander
Circlip Expander
• Install fourth gear (a) with dog on gear tooth facing • Install 5th driven gear (a) with dog facing outside.
the second gear in the driveshaft.
Fig. 5.8.48
Fig. 5.8.45

• Install thrust washer (a) in the driveshaft . • Assemble forks in fourth and fifth gear of drive
shaft.
• Likewise assemble fork in third gear in countershaft.
Fig. 5.8.49
• Install first driven gear (a) with chamfer in gear
tooth facing fourth driven gear.
Fig. 5.8.52
• Install 1st driven gear washer in the driveshaft (b).
5.8.7. Dowel pins
• Insert 2 nos hollow dowel pins (a) in the crankcase
Fig. 5.8.50
5.8.6. Transmission Selector Drum
NOTE Fig. 5.8.53

• L ubricate selector drum and forks with engine oil
before installation. 5.8.8. Crankcase Closing
• Install driveshaft and countershaft in LH crankcase. • Support LH crankcase assembly firmly on suitable
wedges with the mating surface facing up.
• Install selector fork as shown below. Ensure fork
identification marks to be facing towards RH
crankcase.
Fig. 5.8.54
Fig. 5.8.51

5.8.9. Crankcase Bolts Tightening Procedure
NOTE
• E nsure the mating space both the crankcase are CAUTION
clean and dry.
Ensure the gear shift forks are not jammed in
the grooves in the gears.
• Apply recomemded silicon gasket on the mating Crankcase bolts and washers are non reusable
surface of the crankcase.
• Tighten the crankcase bolts in the following se-

quence mentioned below,
Fig. 5.8.55
• Align the RH case over the LH case and fix it by

tapping gently using mallet. Fig. 5.8.57
5.8.10. Piston and Piston Rings
NOTE
• Lubricate piston rings with engine oil before
installation
Fig. 5.8.56
Fig. 5.8.58
a Piston
b Top Ring
c Second Ring
d Oil Ring

Rings Orientation Pattern
Fig. 5.8.63
Fig. 5.8.59
Fig. 5.8.64
Fig. 5.8.60
Piston
NOTE
• E nsure to cover the crankcase opening below
the piston with a clean and dry cloth to avoid
the circlip falling into the crankcase.
• Apply engine oil on piston pin before installation.
• Install circlip in piston RH
• Install piston (a) using gudgeon pin (b) in the

Fig. 5.8.61
connecting rod.
Fig. 5.8.62 Fig. 5.8.65

• Install circlip (a) on piston LH (b).
NOTE
• Apply a thin coat of engine oil around the cylinder
barrel before installing piston
• Install new cylinder barrel gasket (a) on the

crankcase by aligning to the two dowel pins.
Fig. 5.8.66
Connector
5.8.11. Cylinder Barrel

Fig. 5.8.68
NOTE • Install the cylinder barrel (a) on the crankcase (b).

• E nsure the gasket seating area in the crankcase
is clean.
• Assemble 2 nos dowel pin (a) into cylinder barrel.
Fig. 5.8.69
Fig. 5.8.67
Nose Plier

5.8.12. Valves and Springs • Install retainer on the spring.
CAUTION
• Install 2 Nos. valve stem seals (a) on the 2 Nos.
valve guides (b). During installation ensure the closed coil
position in spring is facing downwards
• Insert a special tool (b) and compress valve spring

(a) and “hand tighten” the threaded screw.
Fig. 5.8.71
NOTE
• Lubricate valve stem with engine oil before Fig. 5.8.74
installation.
SPL
• Lubricate and install the corresponding valve (a) in Part No: ST-27528-2
the cylinder head (b) valve guide from bottom.
Part Name: Valve spring compressor
CAUTION
Never over tighten the special tool screw or
it will damage both the valve seating surface
and the special tool.
• Insert cotter (a) on the valve stem top portion.
Fig. 5.8.72
• Support the valve from bottom and install valve

spring seat and spring (a) on valve stem (b) from
top.
Fig. 5.8.75
Fig. 5.8.73

• Gently unscrew special tool screw and remove. 5.8.13. Timing chain on Crankshaft
• Install timing chain front pad (a) by pressing and

locking.
Fig. 5.8.76
• Repeat the above process for another valve.

Fig. 5.8.77
• Install the timing chain back pad (a) on the

crankcase groove using a bolt (M6).
Fig. 5.8.78
• Install timing chain (a) on the crankshaft.
Fig. 5.8.79

5.8.14. Woodruff Key on Crankshaft • Install hex flange bolt (M6) on magneto rotor.
• Assemble woodruff key (a) on crankshaft and

ensure it is facing upwards by rotating crankshaft.
Fig. 5.8.83

Fig. 5.8.80
5.8.15. Magneto Rotor on Crankcase
• Locate magneto rotor (a) on crankshaft. Ensure the
NOTE slot provided in the rotor is alligned with woodruff
• L ubricate starter clutch with engine oil before key.
installation.
• Install starter clutch with outer ring (a) into

magneto rotor (b) .using (M6) bolts (c).
Fig. 5.8.84
Fig. 5.8.81
• Install gear starter clutch (a) into magneto rotor

(b) by simultanously rotating and pushing.
Fig. 5.8.82

• Locate and install lnstall hex flange bolt (a) (M12) 5.8.16. Cylinder Head
on magneto rotor with washer.
• Locate new head gasket (a) along with the dowel
pin on the cylinder barrel (b).
• Ensure head gasket orientation to be matching the
oil hole positon.
Fig. 5.8.85
Torque 45-55 N-m/4.5-5.5 kgf-m Fig. 5.8.86

• Align the cylinder head assembly to the dowel pin 2
nos (a) on the cylinder barrel.
NOTE
• Ensure Crankshaft & Magneto taper free from oil
& foreign particles.
• Taper surfaces has to be cleaned with Isopropyl
solution before assembly
Fig. 5.8.87
NOTE
• Cylinder Head Bolts and washers M10 are NON
REUSABLE.
• Apply engine oil to the threads of the bolt before
installation.

• Install cylinder head using 4 Nos. bolts (M10) (a) 5.8.17. Camshaft Assembly
along with washers.
NOTE
• Lubricate camshaft lobe and journals with
engine oil before installation.
• Hold the timing chain (a) in stretched condition

and gently rotate crankshaft clockwise in order to
bring piston in TDC.
Fig. 5.8.88
• Locate and install 2Nos (M6) (a) bolts on cylinder

head assembly. Fig. 5.8.90
NOTE
• Lock the crankshaft using the special tool from
crankcase RH.
CAUTION
Do not rotate crankshaft anti-clockwise
• Install C washer (a) on cylinder head (b).

Fig. 5.8.89
Fig. 5.8.91

• Install camshaft (a) on cylinder head. • Rotate crankshaft in order to access the second
bolt (a) on camshaft sprocket
Fig. 5.8.92
. Fig. 5.8.95
• Install cam chain (b) on the camshaft sprocket (a).
• Locate 1 Nos. bolts (M6) (a) on camshaft sprocket
Fig. 5.8.93
. Fig. 5.8.96
• Locate 1 Nos. bolts (M6) (a) on camshaft sprocket 8 mm Socket with Ratchet
5.8.18. Rocker Carrier in Cylinder Head
CAUTION
Ensure the rocker shaft assy direction , Minus
shape slot & M6 tap should be facing outside
. Fig. 5.8.94
CAUTION
8 mm Socket with Ratchet Ensure rocker shaft is assembles in the
corresponding inlet and exhaust sides as
dismantled.
NOTE
• L ubricate rocker arm and rocker arm shafts with
engine oil before installation.

• Align rocker arm in carrier (a) and insert spindles CAUTION
(b) in carrier.
Rocker carrier bolts are one time use only. DO
NOT reuse.
• Install 4 Nos. bolts (M6) (a) on rocker carrier in

crisscross pattern. Apply engine oil on the threads
of the bolt before installation
Fig. 5.8.97
• Gently rotate the crankshaft and insert the special

tool (a) on crankcase RH to lock the crankshaft.
Fig. 5.8.100
5.8.19. Tappet Clearance Adjustment

Fig. 5.8.98
• Locate and install TDC setting tool (a) in camshaft.
• Align the rocker carrier assembly (a) on the cylinder
head.
Fig. 5.8.101
Fig. 5.8.99

• Loosen tappet adjuster locknut with special tool. • Gently pull out feeler strip (a) and check if it comes
out freely OR with resistance.
• If feeler strip comes out freely tighten the adjuster
screw.
• If feeler strip movement is hard loosen the adjuster
screw.
• Adjust the screw using screwdriver simultaneously
to check the correct and smooth movement of
feeler strip.
• After adjusting the tappet remove feeler strip and
Fig. 5.8.102 gently lock the lock nut against rocker arm using
the special tool.
• Insert a screwdriver into the tappet adjusting tool
• Remove screw driver and both special tools.
and ensure it is seated correctly on the adjuster
screw. 8 mm Socket with Ratchet
NOTE
Check tappet clearances one more time before

locking the lock nut
CAUTION
Fig. 5.8.103 Do not adjust tappets with less OR
no clearance as it will result in poor
• Insert feeler strip between adjuster screw and compression, valve burn-out and wear-
valve stem as per thickness mentioned below. out of tappet adjuster foot. Do not adjust
tappet with high clearance as will result in
For intake - 0.08 mm
noise and insufficient opening of the valves
For exhaust - 0.18mm
5.8.20. Cylinder Head Cover
NOTE
• Ensure the cylinder head cover surface and
gasket seating groove are clean.
• Ensure sealant is applied in the head gasket
before assembly.
Fig. 5.8.104

• Install rubber gasket (a) in the cylinder head (b) 5.8.21. Spark Plug
and ensure it is seated properly.
• Install spark plug (a) along with washer on cylinder
head.
Fig. 5.8.105
• Install cylinder head cover using new seals, washers Fig. 5.8.107
and 3 Nos. bolts (a) (M6).
Fig. 5.8.106
8 mm Socket with Torque Wrench

5.8.22. Star Index 5.8.23. Star Index Stopper
• Locate star index (a) with pins (b) locating on the

• Locate spring (a) in crackcase RH.
selector drum.
Fig. 5.8.110
Fig. 5.8.108
• Locate washer (a) and stopper arm (a) above

• Locate star index bolt (a) and tighten. spring.
• Ensure spring is seated on the groove provide in

the stopper arm.
Fig. 5.8.109
5 mm Allen Socket with Torque Wrench Fig. 5.8.111
Torque 10-12 N-m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m • Locate bolt (a) and tighten.
Fig. 5.8.112

5.8.24. Gear Shifter Shaft 5.8.25. Clutch Assembly (LH thread)
• Locate spacer primary gear (a) on the counter

• Insert gear shaft (a) from RH side of the engine.
shaft.
Fig. 5.8.113
Fig. 5.8.116
• Locate washer (b) and circlip (a) on shifter shaft • Install outer clutch housing assembly on counter
(a). shaft, with its lugs facing outside.
Fig. 5.8.114 Fig. 5.8.117

• Locate washer (a).
Circlip plier
• Locate bush (c) along with washer (b) and install

circlip (a) on shifter shaft (a).
Fig. 5.8.118
Fig. 5.8.115
Circlip plier

• Install center clutch in outer clutch. • Assemble friction plates (a) and steel plates (b) in
the same order, in which those were dismantled
(use line marks made during dismantling for the
assembly )
Fig. 5.8.119
• Install plain washer and belleville washer and • . Fig. 5.8.121

tighten the hex “U” nut using special tool.
NOTE
CAUTION • Last friction plate should assemble on clutch
Hex “U” nut is a left hand thread. Wrong housing claw.
rotation may damage the threads
• Install pull rod (a).
Fig. 5.8.120 Fig. 5.8.122
SPL • Install pressure plate, spring and bolts (a) evenly

Part No: ST30921/A
and tighten the bolts in given sequence.
• Blue - First tightness sequence
Part Name: Clutch hub holder
Black - Final torque
Torque 110-130 N-m/11.0-13.0 kgf-m
Fig. 5.8.123

5.8.26. Crank gear (LH Thread) • Locate and tighten crankshaft gear nut (a) and
tighten.
CAUTION
Ensure metal grading of crank gear and
clutch housing gear are the same.
• Apply engine oil and install crank gear (a) and

washer on the crankshaft.
• Ensure the clutch housing gear is correctly meshed
with the crankshaft gear.
Fig. 5.8.126
5.8.27. Balancer Shaft Bolt
Fig. 5.8.124 • Lock the crank gear using special tool (a).
• Install washer (a) along with oil pump drive

sprocket (b) and belleville washer (c).
• Assemble the washer so that the OUT mark is facing

the outside of the Crank gear.
Fig. 5.8.127
SPL
Part No: ST30922/A

Fig. 5.8.125
CAUTION
Hex “U” nut is a left hand thread. Wrong
rotation may damage the threads

• Install 2 Nos. washers (a) along with bolt (b) to the • Install 6 Nos. Hex flange head bolts (M6) (a) in
balancer shaft and tighten it. criscross pattern.
Fig. 5.8.128 Fig. 5.8.130
14 mm Socket with Ratchet 8 mm Socket with Ratchet
Torque 40-60 N-m/4.0-6.0 kgf-m Torque 8-12 N-m/0.8-1.2 kgf-m
5.8.28. Oil Pump • Install the oil pump chain (a) and driven sprocket
(b) along with the washer (c).
NOTE
• Oil pump does not have any servicable parts
hence has to be replaced as an entire assembly.
• Oil pump metal gasket & O ring is one time use
only. DO NOT reuse.
• Install oil pump metal gasket (a) along with oil

pump (b) on the crankcase dowel.
Fig. 5.8.131
• Install bolt (a) (M6) and tighten it.
Fig. 5.8.129
Fig. 5.8.132

5.8.29. Transmission Jet • Locate circlip (a) in the grove provided.
NOTE
• Ensure gearbox is in neutral condition
• Locate and tighten transmission jet (a) into

crankcase.
Fig. 5.8.135
Circlip plier
5.8.31. Oil Bypass seal
• Locate oil seal (a) in cover LH and fix it firmly using

Fig. 5.8.133
a rubber mallet.
Screw Driver
Torque 0.75-1.25 N-m/0.075-0.125 kgf-m
5.8.30. Oil Level Window
• Locate oil level window inside cover LH (a).
Fig. 5.8.136
Rubber Mallet
Fig. 5.8.134

• Locate retainer plate (b) along with 2 Nos M6 bolts • Locate E clip (a) and washer (b) from the bottom
(a). of the clutch actuating shaft inside clutch cover.
Fig. 5.8.137 Fig. 5.8.140
5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet Nose plier
5.8.32. Clutch Actuating Shaft
• Gently insert clutch actuating shaft (a) into cover

RH(b) with gears facing inside and serrations facing
outside.
Fig. 5.8.138
• Assemble oil seal (a) with the lips facing downwards

along with washer (b) into cover RH.
Fig. 5.8.139

5.8.33. Clutch Actuating Lever Assembly • Install the clutch cover (b) on the crankcase along
with gasket (a) and tighten the 18 Nos. bolts (M6)
• Assemble clutch actuating lever (a) and spring in the given sequence.
onto clutch shaft (b) on RH cover.
• Rotate shaft fully and assemble actuating lever.
Fig. 5.8.144
Fig. 5.8.141
• Locate and tighten Hex head bolt (M6) (a) in clutch
actuating lever assembly (b).
Fig. 5.8.145
NOTE
Fig. 5.8.142 • Soak Oil Filter in engine oil before installation
10 mm Socket with Torque Wrench • Install oil filter (a) on the cover RH. The spring in
the oil filter should be facing outside.
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m
5.8.34. Cover RH
• Install 2 nos dowel pins (a) on RH crankcase
Fig. 5.8.146
Fig. 5.8.143

• Install O-Ring (a) on the oil filter cover (b). 5.8.35. Starter Idler Gear
NOTE NOTE
• Oil filter O-Ring is one time use only. DO NOT • L ubricate idler gear shafts with engine oil before
resuse. installation.
• Install two starter idler gears (a) and (b) with shafts
on LH crankcase.
Fig. 5.8.147
• Install oil filter cover (a) on the RH cover and

thighten 3 Nos (M6) bolts. Fig. 5.8.149
• Install collar (a) on each shaft.
Fig. 5.8.148
8 mm Socket with Torque Wrench Fig. 5.8.150
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m 5.8.36. Cover LH
• Install dowel pin (a) into the grooves provided in

the crankcase LH.
Fig. 5.8.151

• Install new gasket (a) into cover LH. 5.8.37. Gear Position Sensor
NOTE
• Apply BONDERITE S-O240 around the O-Ring
before installation.
• Install new O-ring (a) over Gear Position Sensor (b)

on the crankcase using 2 Nos. bolts (c) (M6).
Fig. 5.8.152
• Install magneto using 14 Nos. bolts (a) (M6) in

sequence mentioned below.
Fig. 5.8.154
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m
Fig. 5.8.153 • Install retainer-Gear Position Sensor Wire (a) using

2 nos bolts.
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m
Fig. 5.8.155
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m
NOTE
• Ensure ACG wire and GPS wire packaged inside
the clamp of gear position sensor

5.8.38. Plug-Crankshaft Hole 5.8.39. Starter motor
• Install Plug crankshaft hole (a) along with new

O-ring (a) in LH cover. NOTE
• Inspect O-Ring for damages. Replace if required.
• Apply oil around the O-Ring before installation.
• Install the starter motor (a) using 2 Nos. allen bolts

(M6).
Fig. 5.8.156

Fig. 5.8.157
Torque 10-12 N-m/01.0-1.2 kgf-m
5.8.40. Oil Strainer
• Apply fresh engine oil and insert oil strainer (a)

gently till you hear a click sound.
Fig. 5.8.158

• Place new O-Ring (a) on the strainer cover (b). • Refill engine oil with recommended quantity.
• Assemble engine oil filler cap (a).
Fig. 5.8.159
Fig. 5.8.161
NOTE
• Strainer cap O-Ring is one time use only. DO NOT • Start and warm up engine for 2 to 3 minutes and
reuse. then turn it “OFF”.
• Apply engine oil on o-ring before assembly • Check oil level through oil level window.
• Locate the strainer cover (a) and tighten it with 2

Nos (b) (M6) bolts.
Fig. 5.8.162
Fig. 5.8.160
Dry Fill 2.5 Liters / 0.55 Imperial gallon
SAE 15W50 APISL, JASO MA2, SEMI

Grade
SYNTHETIC
Torque 8-12 N-m/0,8-1.2 kgf-m

5.8.41. Breather Hose • Lock the FD sprocket (a) from rotating using
special tool (b).
• Install breather hose (b) using a circlip (a).
Fig. 5.8.165
Fig. 5.8.163 SPL
Part No: ST-27534-2
Nose Plier Part Name: FD sprocket holder

5.8.42. FD sprocket
Torque 130-160 N-m/13.0-16.0 kgf-m

• Install the FD sprocket (a) along with tab washer
and “U” nut (c) (M20).
• Lock using tab washer holder (a).
Fig. 5.8.164
Fig. 5.8.166
Chisel and Hammer

5.8.43. Throttle Body 5.8.44. Engine Oil Temperature/EOT sensor
• Install throttle body in inlet manifold. • Install the EOT sensor (a) along with the O-ring
using circlip and special tool.
Fig. 5.8.167
Fig. 5.8.169
• Install Throttle body using 2 Nos. allen bolts (M5)
(a). 17 mm Open end spanner
Fig. 5.8.168

Engine Troubleshooting
ENGINE TROUBLESHOOTING
5.9 Engine Troubleshooting
Symptom Possible Cause Diagnosis How to Fix
Spark plug is not tightened to heck and tighten spark plug to

C
torque specified torque.
I nspect spark plug tightening

threads in cylinder head for wear-
Spark plug is loose out/damage. Replace cylinder head
Threads are stripped OR
damaged on spark plug OR assembly.
cylinder head I nspect spark plug threads for any
damages OR wear-out. Replace
spark plug.
Tappet is adjusted too tight Refer tappet adjustment.

No clearance between
(Causing valves to be partially
rocker arm and valve djust valve clearance as per
A
open in TDC compression
stem specifications.
stroke)
Valve stem is partially seized in

Valve(s) movement heck valve(s) for free movement
C
valve guide
Poor/Weak sticky in valve in valve guide(s). Replace as
Compression guide(s) required.
Valve stem(s) bent
Sprocket is incorrectly aligned heck and align sprocket correctly

C
to cam shaft on cam shaft.
Valve(s) stuck open
after compression
stroke (Valve timing) heck cam shaft for free movement
C
Cam shaft rotation is partially
in cylinder head. Replace as
seized (sticky) in cylinder head
required.
Uneven head bolt torque

emove and inspect cylinder head/
R
cylinder barrel seating surfaces for
warpage, damage, unevenness,
Cylinder head gasket etc.
leakage Uneven/damaged seating
surface on cylinder head/ eplace cylinder head gasket and
R
cylinder barrel tighten cylinder head bolts to
specified torque.

Inspect piston rings and cylinder

barrel for excessive wear out.
Piston rings are worn Excessive gap in piston rings at Replace piston rings/piston with
out the end in cylinder barrel rings.
Replace cylinder barrel assembly if

Poor/Weak cylinder barrel is worn out.
Compression
Inspect cylinder barrel for

Piston scuffed/ Piston scuffed/damaged/
damages/heavy scoring and
partially seized in partially seized in cylinder
replace piston assembly AND/OR
cylinder barrel barrel
cylinder barrel as required.
Inspect all joints carefully for oil

External oil leakage
leaks and rectify.
Check for smoke through exhaust

Oil level is low in hot condition, inspect valve stem
seals, valve stem to guide excess
Excess oil consumption clearance, piston rings wear-out,
and piston/cylinder barrel wear-
out/damage. Repair/replace
accordingly.
Engine
Overheating
Non recommend engine oil is
Engine oil is contami- used
nated
Metal particles found in oil
Drain oil, replace oil filter and fill
Engine oil has lost Engine oil is contaminated and fresh engine oil as per Royal Enfield
viscosity too thin recommendation.
Engine oil is not changed as per

Engine oil looks too
recommended maintenance
black/highly viscous
schedule

Remove oil sump cover and

strainer, Clean/replace oil strainer.
Strainer is blocked Replace oil filter and fill fresh
engine oil as per Royal Enfield
recommendation.
Low engine oil

pressure Check oil pressure, inspect oil
pump for internal blocks OR wear
out. Clean & replace oil pump as
Poor delivery by oil pump required.
Replace oil filter and fill fresh

Engine engine oil as per Royal Enfield
Overheating recommendation.
Clean oil cooler fins & replace if fins

Oil cooler fins are clogged. are damaged excessively.
Poor cooling of oil Oil cooler pipes have internal
blocks Check oil cooler pipes for blocks &
clean/replace pipes as required.
Tappet(s) adjusted is too tight

No clearance between
(Causing valves to be partially Check and adjust tappet clearances
rocker arm and valve
open in TDC compression to specifications.
stem
stroke)

Rocker arm(s)is partially Check rocker arm(s) for free

seized (sticky) in spindle(s) movement in spindle(s).
Cam shaft rotation is partially Check cam shaft for free movement
seized (sticky) in cylinder head in cylinder head.
Valve stem is partially seized Check valve(s) for free movement

(sticky) in valve guide in valve guide(s).
Partial seizure of
Engine internals Piston is scuffed/damaged/ Inspect cylinder barrel for
damages/heavy scoring and
partially seized in cylinder
Engine replace piston assembly AND/OR
Overheating barrel cylinder barrel as required.
Connecting rod is partially

seized in crank shaft assembly Dismantle engine, inspect all
internal parts, replace as required
Journal bearings/crankshaft/ and reassemble engine.
balancer shafts are seized
Dismantle engine, inspect all

Bearings/Gear/Bushes in the
Transmission drag internal parts, replace as required
shaft are seized
and reassemble engine.

Drain and refill oil to correct

specifications. Replace oil filter.
Excess oil in Engine Engine oil is filled excessively
Inspect and clean air box and
breather hoses for excess oil.

Engine oil is contam- Engine oil is NOT as per Royal
fresh engine oil as per Royal Enfield
inated Enfield recommendation
recommendation.
Engine oil is not changed Drain oil, replace oil filter and fill
Engine oil looks too
as per recommended fresh engine oil as per Royal Enfield
black/highly viscous
maintenance schedule recommendation.
Excessive
Relief valve in oil Remove and inspect oil pump Remove oil pump and clean OR
Engine Oil
pump malfunction relief valve replace the relief valve.
Consumption/
Smoke (Bluish
White) Valve stem seal(s) is cracked Inspect Stem seals; if defective
Valve stem seal failure
OR loose in valve guide replace full set.
Valve stem to valve Inspect valve stem guide. If the

Valve guides worn out
guide clearance is clearance is out of specification;
excessively
excess replace head assembly.
Valve stem seal(s)is cracked

Valve stem is scuffed/ Inspect Stem seals; if defective
OR worked loose from valve
scored replace full set.
guide
Wet/excessive carbon build Release piston ring(s) carefully

Piston rings are stuck from piston ring groove(s), clean
up in ring grooves in piston/
in piston ring grooves and replace with new rings. Inspect
on rings cylinder for damages.


out the end in cylinder barrel rings. Replace cylinder barrel
assembly if cylinder barrel is worn
out.
Excessive
Engine Oil
Consumption/ Inspect cylinder barrel for
Piston is scuffed, damaged
Piston is seized in damages/heavy scoring and
Smoke (Bluish OR partially seized in cylinder
cylinder barrel replace piston assembly AND/OR
White) barrel
cylinder barrel if required.
Connecting rod is partially

seized in crank shaft assembly
Dismantle engine, inspect all
Partial seizure of
internal parts, replace as required
engine internals Journal bearings/crankshaft/ and reassemble engine.
balancer shafts are seized

Exhaust gas leak Exhaust pipe(s) flange Dismantle exhaust pipe(s) from
between cylinder mounting nuts are loose cylinder head; replace gasket
head and exhaust AND/OR seal is deformed OR and tighten flange mounting to
pipe damaged specified torque.
Tappet adjuster(s)is "Elephant foot" on tappet Inspect “Elephant foot” and replace
worn out adjuster(s)is worn out/pitted if worn-out OR damaged.
Excessive clearance
Check and adjust tappet clearances
between rocker arm Tappet(s)is adjusted too loose
to specifications.
and valve stem
Inspect rocker arm spindle for

Rocker arm(s) Rocker arm(s) is partially scoring OR damage.
movement is sticky seized (sticky) in spindle(s) Inspect rocker arm spindle clearance
Engine Noise
Top End and replace if required.
Rocker arm(s)has
Rocker arm(s) and spindle(s) Inspect and replace rocker arms set
excessive clearance in
are worn out along with spindle(s).
spindle(s)
Excessive wear-out of Camshaft journal is partially

Inspect and replace cylinder head.
Camshaft journals seized OR scored
Cam chain/cam chain pads/ Inspect cam shaft sprocket, cam

Cam chain is making chain, chain pads, cam chain
cam shaft sprocket is worn-
noise tensioner and replace affected
out parts.
Valve springs are Valve springs are loose OR Inspect valve springs and replace
damaged broken full set.

Valve stem to valve Inspect valve stem guide. If the

Valve stem guides are worn
guide clearance is clearance is out of specs; replace
out excessively
excess the head assembly.
Valve stem(s)
Engine Noise Inspect valve stem and guides If the movement is not as per
is partially seized
Top End for free movement in valve specs, replace the valve stem and
(sticky) in valve
guide(s) guide.
guide(s)
Valve seat insert is Inspect valve seat inserts for Dismantle cylinder head & valves
loose in cylinder head damages and replace.

Cam chain tensioner spring/

Cam chain tensioner Replace cam chain tensioner pad
cam chain pad are worn-out
is defective assembly.
OR broken
Wet/excessive carbon is build Release piston ring(s) carefully

Piston rings are stuck
up in the ring grooves in from piston ring groove(s), clean
in piston groove
piston/on rings and replace with new rings.

out the end in cylinder barrel rings. Replace cylinder barrel
assembly if cylinder barrel is worn
out.
Engine Noise
Middle
Excessive clearance
Inspect Piston to Barrel Replace entire set of cylinder
between Piston and
clearance for given specs piston and barrel assembly.
barrel
Connecting rod small Remove and inspect if the

Replace the piston pin AND/OR
end to piston pin piston pin is loose OR scored
connecting rod as required.
clearance is excess OR seized
Remove and inspect valve

timing; check if valve is
Connecting rod is Replace the connecting rod AND/
stuck OR damaged and if the
bent OR stem valve and affected parts.
connecting rod is bent OR
twisted

Refer the crank shaft journal

Crankshaft journal Remove and inspect the bearing code selection chart.
bearing is worn-out/ bearing code and crankshaft. Check the oil gallery. Replace the
partially seized Check for scores OR seizures journal bearings and crankshaft if
required.
Connecting rod big Refer the connecting rod bearing

Remove and inspect oil
end journal bearing code selection chart. Check and
circulation and the connecting
is worn-out/partially replace the connecting rod big end
rod bigger end bearing
seized bearing.
Refer balancer shaft bearing code

Balancer shaft journal Remove and inspect the
selection chart. Check and replace
bearing is worn-out/ balancer shaft and journal
the balancer shaft bearing and
partially seized bearing
replace if defective.
Engine Noise
Bottom
Clutch slipper spring
Remove and inspect clutch Replace the clutch slipper spring if
is deformed OR
slipper spring for breakage worn-out.
broken
Clutch outer hub Remove and inspect if the

collar bush/needle clutch outer hub collar bush/ Replace the affected parts.
bearing is defective needle bearing is worn out
Remove and inspect if clutch

Clutch friction plate
friction plate lugs/clutch outer Check and replace the friction
lugs/clutch outer hub
hub slots are worn-out OR plates and affected parts.
slots are defective
damaged
Remove and inspect for noisy

Drive shaft bearing is Check and replace the bearing/
drive shaft bearing OR excess
worn out drive shaft assembly.
play

Remove and inspect for drive

Drive shaft bush is Check and replace the bush and
shaft bush wear-out OR excess
worn out shaft if worn out.
play
Counter shaft bearing Remove and inspect for the Check and replace the counter
is worn out noisy counter shaft bearing shaft bearing and shaft if worn out.
Engine Noise
Bottom Remove and inspect counter
Counter shaft bush is Check and replace the counter
shaft bush for any wear-out
worn out shaft bush and shaft if worn out.
OR excess play
Excessive clearance Remove and inspect splines

Check and replace the gear splines
between splines and and gears for any wear-out OR
and gears.
gears excess play

Ensure engine mounting fasteners

Check all mounting fasteners are tightened at specified torque
Engine mounting
for looseness/stripped OR to the main/cradle frame. Check
fasteners to main/
washed out threads/broken the mounting for any cracks OR
cradle frame are loose
mountings/fasteners damages. Check if the adjuster and
bush are as per specifications.
E nsure engine steady bracket

Check fasteners for looseness/
Engine steady bracket mounting is free of cracks. Ensure
stripped/washed out threads/
is loose that fasteners are tightened to
broken mountings/fasteners
main frame to the specified torque.
Ensure silencer (LH/RH) mountings

Engine Inspect silencer (LH/RH) points, mounting cub washers and
Vibration mountings, mounting cub brackets are free of cracks OR loose
washers and brackets for ends.
Silencer mounting is cracks OR loose ends. Inspect
Tighten all mounting fasteners to
loose if tightening torque with
specified torque.
cylinder head and silencer
pipe brackets to frame torque Ensure exhaust pipe mounting
is as per specs flange nuts are correctly tightened
to cylinder head.
Check foot peg mounting

fasteners for looseness/ Tighten foot pegs to specified
Foot pegs are loose
stripping/washed out threads/ torque and replace defective parts.
broken fasteners
Dismantle engine and check

Balancer shaft/ Replace affected bearings/balancer
balancer shaft for any run out/
crankshaft run-out shaft.
bearings damage

Inspect clutch cable top &

Clutch inner cable is
bottom ends for damaged Replace Clutch cable.
partially damaged
inner cable
Clutch has excess free Clutch cable free play is more

Adjust clutch free play to 2-3mm.
play than specs at handle bar end

Engine oil has lost Check if engine oil is
viscosity contaminated and too thin
recommendation.
Check if clutch lever clamping Tighten clamping bolt on clutch

bolts are loose lever as per specs.
Clutch activating lever
assembly is loose on
clutch shaft Inspect splines on clutch shaft
and lever for splines damage/ Replace clutch lever and shaft.
Clutch is worn out
Spongy/Soft
Inspect clutch release springs Inspect clutch springs for correct

Clutch springs are
for pre-setting/length free length and replace if out of
weak
reduction specs.
Clutch springs are Inspect clutch springs for any

Replace clutch springs.
broken damages
Inspect clutch friction

Clutch friction plates Replace clutch friction plate/steel
plate material for softness/
have become soggy plates.
damages/puffed up condition
Inspect clutch center and hub

Clutch center/hub is
splines area for damages/wear Replace clutch assembly.
worn out
out
Inspect if clutch center fixing

Clutch assembly
nut is loose/threads are Replace nut/main shaft.
center nut is loose
washed out

Clutch inner cable

Lubricate clutch cable and inspect
is stuck/has hard Inspect inner clutch cable for
for free movement. If problem still
movement in outer free movement in outer cable
exists, replace clutch cable.
cable
No free play in clutch

Clutch cable free play is less
lever at handle bar Adjust clutch free play to 2-3mm.
than specs
end
Engine oil is not changed

as per recommended Drain oil, replace oil filter and fill
Engine is
maintenance schedule OR fresh engine oil as per Royal Enfield
Clutch is Hard contaminated
Engine oil is NOT as per Royal recommendation.
Enfield recommendation
Drain and refill oil to correct

Excess Oil in Engine Engine oil is filled excessively
specifications.
Remove clutch shaft from

Check free movement of
cover RH, inspect, lubricate and
Clutch lever clutch shaft in cover RH
reassemble.
movement is sticky in
cover RH
Check if clutch shaft is seized
Replace clutch shaft in cover RH.
in cover RH

Inspect clutch cable top Replace clutch cab;e if damaged.

Clutch has excess free
& bottom ends for frayed
play Adjust clutch free play to 2-3mm.
strands of the inner cable

reassemble.
cover RH
in cover RH
Inspect clutch release

Clutch springs are
springs for presetting/length Replace if out of specs.
weak
reduction
Clutch Slip
Clutch springs are Inspect clutch springs for any

Replace clutch springs.
broken damages
Inspect clutch friction

Clutch friction plates Replace clutch friction plate/steel
plate material for softness/
have become soggy plates.
damages/puffed up condition
Inspect clutch center and hub

Clutch center/hub is
spline area for damages/wear Replace clutch assembly.
worn out
out
Inspect if clutch center fixing

Clutch assembly
nut is loose/threads are Replace nut/main shaft.
center nut is loose
washed out

Inspect clutch cable top

Clutch cable is brittle & bottom ends for frayed Replace clutch cable.
strands of the inner cable

reassemble.
cover RH
in cover RH
Uneven wear of
Clutch clutch friction plates
juddering Friction plates OR steel plates Remove clutch friction and steel
are worn-out, warped OR plates. Inspect, lubricate and
Clutch steel plate dragging reassemble. Replace if necessary.
movement on clutch
hub is abrupt
Remove clutch steel plates,

Clutch steel plate Check if steel plate is warped
inspect, lubricate and reassemble.
warped OR worn-out
Replace if necessary.
Clutch release spring Inspect if the clutch release

Remove, inspect and replace.
is sticky spring is not releasing properly
Clutch Spring is Inspect if the clutch is also Replace the spring and clutch if
broken broken required.
Clutch outer hub Inspect if Clutch outer hub

Replace hub collar bush AND/OR
collar bush/needle collar bush/needle bearing for
needle bearing.
Noise in Clutch bearing is worn-out damages
Clutch friction plate

Inspect clutch friction plate Replace Clutch friction plate lugs
lugs/clutch outer hub
and outer hub for damages AND/OR clutch outer hub.
slots are worn out
Down-Shift/Up-
Inspect if the gear link is worn Remove, lubricate link and
Shift Travel Is Gear link is defective
out reassemble. Replace if necessary.
Excessive

Gear shift stopper is Inspect gear shift stopper Remove and lubricate shifter and
Gear is Hard to defective roller for wear-out/damage reassemble. Replace if necessary.
Shift
Gear shift stopper Inspect gear shift spring for
Replace the spring.
spring is defective preset/breakage
Gear is under Inspect if shifter fork has

Shifter fork
engaged sticky movement in spindle/ Replace the shifter fork.
movement is sticky
condition selector drum

Oil level is low/engine Engine oil is contaminated and
oil has lost viscosity too thin
recommendation.
Excessive clutch free Clutch cable free play is more Adjust free play and replace clutch
play than specs at handle bar end cable if necessary.
Inspect if the gear shaft is

Gear shaft is bent Replace gear shaft.
sticky OR bent
Shifter fork
movement and Inspect shifter fork free
Gear Replace the selector drum.
selector drum are movement in selector drum
Engagement is
sticky
Hard
Sliding gear
movement on Replace sliding gears on counter
Inspect if gear sliding is sticky
counter-shaft/drive shaft and drive shaft.
shaft is sticky
Gear shift stopper Inspect if shifter fork stopper Remove, lubricate and reassemble
movement is sticky is worn-out shifter fork. Replace if necessary.
Gear shift shaft is Remove and inspect shaft

Replace gear shaft.
bent/stuck run-out

Gear shift stopper is Remove, lubricate shifter and

Inspect gear shift stopper
worn-out reassemble. Replace if necessary.
Gear Engages Gear shift stopper Inspect gear shift spring for
and Slips Check and Replace the spring.
spring is broken preset/breakage
Sliding gear dogs are

Inspect sliding gear dogs Remove and replace if necessary.
worn-out

Engine oil has lost Engine oil is contaminated and
viscosity too thin
recommendation.
Remove, inspect and replace gear

Gear teeth are broken Inspect gear teeth
and affected parts.
Gear shift stopper is Inspect the movement of the Remove, inspect and replace the
Gear is not jammed stopper stopper id necessary.
Engaging
Selector fork is Remove and check the fork in Check, lubricate and reassemble
jammed on spindle the drum OR replace if required.
Selector fork is
Check for free traveling of the Replace the drum and affected
jammed in selector
fork in the selector drum parts.
drum
Gear shift shaft is Dismantle and check the run-

Replace the gear selector shaft.
bent/stuck out
Check operation of gear

Gear shift shaft spring
selector shaft spring AND/OR Remove and replace the spring.
Gear Lever is is broken
lock
not Returning
After Shifting
Gear shift shaft is Inspect gear shift shaft guide Replace gear shift shaft and
bent/stuck movement affected parts.


Engine oil has lost Engine oil is contaminated and
viscosity too thin
recommendation.
Remove, inspect and replace gear

Gear teeth are broken Inspect gear teeth
and affected parts.
Drive shaft bearing is Check the bearing sound and Dismantle, inspect the drive shaft
worn-out wear-out bearing and replace.
Drive shaft bush is Check the bush play and Remove, inspect and replace drive
Noise in Gear worn out seating shaft push.
Box
Remove, inspect and replace

Counter shaft bearing Check if the counter shaft
counter shaft bearing and shaft if
is worn out bearing has excess play
required.
Check if the counter shaft Remove, inspect and replace

Counter shaft bush is
bush is worn-out OR has counter shaft bush and shaft if
worn out
excess play required.
Excessive clearance
Check if clearance is as per Remove, inspect and replace the
between splines and
specifications affected parts.
gears

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Chassis
CHASSIS
6.CHASSIS
CONTENTS PAGE
6.1. AIR FILTER BOX ASSEMBLY............................................................................... 190
6.2. CONTROL CABLES.............................................................................................. X196
6.3. HANDLEBAR....................................................................................................... 210
6.4. EXHAUST PIPES AND SILENCERS..................................................................... 222
6.5. FOOTRESTS/STANDS/SAREEGUARD............................................................... X230
6.6. MUDGUARD AND NUMBER PLATES................................................................. X239
6.7. SIDE PANELS AND RIDER SEAT.......................................................................... 247
6.8. WHEELS............................................................................................................... X254
6.9. SUSPENSION....................................................................................................... X282
6.10. TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................ 320
SERVICE MANUAL ROYAL ENFIELD 189

AIR FILTER BOX ASSEMBLY
CONTROL CABLES

AIR FILTER BOX ASSEMBLY
CONTENTS PAGE
6.1 Air Filter Box Assembly......................................................................................................................192
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................192
6.2.1. Air Filter Element.................................................................................................................................................192
6.2.2. Air Filter Box.......................................................................................................................................................192
Inspection.................................................................................................................................................193
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................194
6.2.3. Air Filter Box Assembly...................................................................................................................................... 194
6.2.4. Air Filter Element............................................................................................................................................... 194

6.1. Air Filter Assembly • Remove air filter element (a) from air filter box as-
sembly.
Dismantling
6.1.1. Air Filter Element
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Ensure ignition switch and engine stop switch are in

OFF position.
Fig. 6.1.3
6.1.2. Air Filter Box
• Side panel LH
• Gently support air filter element cover and remove 3 • Ensure ignition switch and engine stop switch are in
Nos. pan head screws (a) from air filter box assem- OFF position.
bly.
NOTE
• Side panel LH
• D
O NOT tap or apply excessive force on the
screws. • Pillion seat
• Rider seat
• Remove 2 Nos. Hex Bolt (M6) (a) and (b) from the
air filter box top.
Fig. 6.1.1
Phillips screw driver

Fig. 6.1.4
• Remove bolts (a) and air filter element cover (b)
from air filter box assembly.
Fig. 6.1.2

• Remove 1 No. Allen bolt (a) from the throttle body Inspection
(b). • Inspect air filter box assembly for any damages or
cracks.
• Inspect air intake bellows for any damages, cracks

and/or brittleness of the bellows.
• Inspect rubber seals, hoses for cuts, cracks or dam-

ages. Replace seals and rubber parts whenever they
are removed.
• Inspect air filter element carefully for any defor-

mation, damages, heavy clogging with dirt, soggy
Fig. 6.1.5
condition, and/or foreign particles embedded in the
element. Replace if any of these conditions are ob-
4mm Allen Socket and Ratchet served.
Clean
• Remove the breather hose clips (a) and (b) and dis-
• Clean air filter element (a) after first 500 Kms (300
connect the breather hoses.
Miles) and later based on the peroidic maintenance
schedule OR more frequently if motorcycle is used in
dusty/off-road conditions.
• Gently tap filter element with minimum force to dis-
lodge heavy/embedded dust particles.
• Using low pressure compressed air, blow air from
out side to inner side to remove fine dust particles.
Fig. 6.1.6
Nose Plier
• Remove air filter box (a).
Fig. 6.1.8
Air gun
CAUTION
DO NOT wash the element in water, gasoline
or any solvents.
Fig. 6.1.7

• Clean the air filter housing internals, with a soft • Locate air filter bellow at throttle body (b) end and
damp cloth to remove dust. tighten 1 No allen bolt (a).
Replace
• Replace all O-rings, rubber beadings, seals, gaskets,
rubber parts etc., whenever air filter assembly is ser-
viced.
• Replace air filter element every 20,000 Kms 12,000
Miles) or earlier if motorcycle is used in dusty/off
road conditions.
Assembly
Fig. 6.1.11
6.1.3. Air Filter Box Assembly
4mm Allen Socket with Ratchet

• Install the air filter box (a) in the frame.
6.1.4. Air Filter Element
• The filter element (a) has one end open and other
end closed. Insert closed end of the filter element
into the air filter box assembly correctly such that
open end is facing outside.
Fig. 6.1.9
• Locate and tighten mounting bolts (a) and (b)
(M6X20) in the top of the air filter box.
Fig. 6.1.12
Fig. 6.1.10

• Locate element cover (a) on the air filter box assem-
bly. Locate the grove in the cover (b) to be aligned
properly to peg (c).
Fig. 6.1.13
• Install 3 Nos. pan head screw (a) on air filter cover.
Fig. 6.1.14
Phillips Screw driver

Control Cables
CONTROL CABLES

Control Cables
CONTENTS PAGE
6.2 Control Cables....................................................................................................................................198
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................199
6.2.1. Clutch Cable........................................................................................................................................................ 199
6.2.2. Throttle Cable....................................................................................................................................................200
Inspection.................................................................................................................................................202
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................203
6.2.3. Throttle Cable.................................................................................................................................................... 203
6.2.4. Throttle Cables Free Play Adjustment............................................................................................................... 204
6.2.5. Clutch Cable ...................................................................................................................................................... 205
Troubleshooting...................................................................................................................................... 208

6.2 Control Cables
Clutch Cable
Item No. Description Quantity
a Clutch Cable 1
b Throttle cable assembly 1

Dismantling • Gently push inner cable (a) into clevis (b) in clutch
shaft (c) and remove cable through the slot in the
6.2.1. Clutch Cable clevis.
Cover RH End
CAUTION
flat surface.

in OFF position.
Fig. 6.2.3
• Loosen lock nut and ensure adjuster (a) at the
handlebar end is fully turned into the bracket LH to • Remove protective rubber boot (a) from clutch
increase cable play. cable (b).
Fig. 6.2.1 Fig. 6.2.4
• Loosen outer locknut (M8) (a) completely on the

• Loosen adjuster nut (a) completely from the clutch
clutch cable adjuster at RH cover end and push
cable and remove.
clutch cable (b) into cable guide in cover RH to
increase the free play of the inner cable.
Fig. 6.2.5
Fig. 6.2.2

• Gently pull out clutch cable assembly (a) from the • Remove clutch cable from motorcycle.
cable guide (b) in cover RH assembly.
Fig. 6.2.9
Fig. 6.2.6
Handlebar End
Throttle Body End
• Ensure the slot in the adjuster (a) and locknut (b)
are aligned with the slot in the clutch bracket. CAUTION
flat surface.

in OFF position.
• Remove side panel LH (Section 6.7.1).
• Remove rider seat (Section 6.7.2).
• Loosen fuel tank assembly mountings (Section
7.1.1) and carefully slide and lift fuel tank up to
Fig. 6.2.7
access 2 clips holding the throttle cables to frame
on RH side.
• Gently pull out the outer cable (a) from the adjuster.
Rotate and align adjuster with slot in clutch bracket • Loosen 2 Nos. Hex nuts (M6) (a) fully on top of
and release inner cable from lever eyelet. throttle cable bracket (b) to increase inner cable (c)
free play.
Fig. 6.2.8
Fig. 6.2.10

• Push cable adjusters fully into the bracket and • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Phillips head screws (a)
loosen the 2 inner hex nuts (a) (M6) on the throttle from the bottom of the throttle rotor housing (b)
cable adjusters. and separate the halves.
• Ensure both inner nuts are free from the adjusters

and gently pull out the adjuster of the inside cable
till it is out of the bracket and slide the inner cable
out through the slot in the bracket.
Fig. 6.2.13
Fig. 6.2.11 • Gently pull up the inner cable (a) from the slot in the
throttle rotor (b), rotate and ensure it is aligned to
Handlebar End the slot in the throttle rotor grip and remove.
• Loosen screw (a) on the cable and rotate the clip (b)
holding throttle cable to throttle rotor housing.
Fig. 6.2.14
• Loosen and remove Allen bolt (a) and remove the

Fig. 6.2.12
clamp (b).
Fig. 6.2.15

• Remove the throttle cable. • Check free movement of the inner cables in the
outer cables and no stickiness.
• Replace control cables as per the recommendations

in the maintenance chart.
CAUTION
DO NOT wash control cables, especially inner
cables, using any solvents since it will damage
the protective layer inside the control cables.
Do not lubricate inner cable by spraying any
Fig. 6.2.16 lubricants into the outer cable.
Do not roll the cables into a tight wind for
storing after removal. Store them as straight
Inspection as possible to avoid damage to the inner layer/
cable.
Cables Use a soft cloth with a mild cleaning agent if
necessary, to wipe off the dirt, grease or grime
• Clean and inspect inner cables top and bottom ends on the outer cables.
for frayed and/or broken strands.
Clutch Lever Bracket Adjusting Screw And
Clutch Lever
• Inspect the cable seating area in the adjuster on

clutch lever bracket for any damages/cracks.
• Inspect the threads of the adjuster and the clutch

lever bracket for any damages, threads wear out.
Throttle Rotor, Grip and Housing on

Fig. 6.2.17 Handlebar RH
• Clean and inspect outer cables for brittleness, • Inspect throttle rotor grip for any damages and/or
damages and/or cracks. cracks.
• Inspect throttle rotor for any damages/wear out.
• Inspect cable seating eyelets in the throttle rotor for

any damages, fraying etc.
• Inspect the throttle rotor movement slots in the top

and bottom housing for any damages/wear out.
Fig. 6.2.18
• Inspect the cable adjuster threads and hex nuts for

any wear out and/or damage.

Assembly • Ensure the adjusters on cable is set at their center for
finer adjustments later.
6.2.3. Throttle Cable • Insert throttle cable (a) into the hole of the throt-
tle rotor housing and locate inner cable in the
• Route the cable between the top yoke and frame eyelet on the throttle rotor.
head tube on the LH side under fuel tank. • Align inner cable to the slot in the rotor (b), ro-
tate and ensure proper routing of the inner cable
in the slot in throttle rotor.
Fig. 6.2.19
• Locate grooves provided on the (a). Route the cable Fig. 6.2.22
trough the groove (b) in the frame. • Locate and tighten screw (a) over plate (b).
Fig. 6.2.20 Fig. 6.2.23
Handlebar End Phillips screw driver

• Lubricate throttle rotor grip inside with general
purpose grease and assemble on handlebar RH.
• Ensure the cable slots on the rotor are facing above

for correct and ease of assembly of inner cables.
Fig. 6.2.21

Throttle Body End • Tighten the checknut (a) sufficiently.
• Insert throttle cable (a) into the slot in the bracket in

the throttle body and ensure the adjuster is fully into
the bracket on throttle body.
Fig. 6.2.26
12 mm Open end spanner
Fig. 6.2.24
6.2.4. Throttle Cables Free Play Adjustment
• Assemble lock nut (a) on the inner cable.
• Gently pull adjusters out of the bracket on throttle
• Position inner cable to the slot of the rotor on throttle body end till the inner cables have NO SLACK.
body, insert inner cable into the eyelet and route the
• Tighten the outside nuts on the adjusters till they
cable in the groove in the rotor of the throttle body.
are resting against the bracket on throttle body.
• Hold handlebar straight and check for free rota-
tion of 3 to 4 mm. (The rotor on the throttle body
should not rotate).
Fig. 6.2.25
• Ensure inner cables is seated properly in the eyelets

at throttle body end and handlebar end. Gently
Fig. 6.2.27
rotate throttle rotor at handlebar and ensure they
are operating properly.

• Loosen/Tighten the outer nuts to achieve the cor- • Locate inner cable into the eyelet on clutch lever and
rect free play. ensure it is aligned.
• Check both cables are correctly positioned and • Route inner cable (b) into the slot in the clutch
clamped to the frame, turn handlebar to both left bracket and adjuster and lock the outer cable (a)
and right sides to ensure the free play is main- into adjuster.
tained.
• Tighten inner lock nuts on the adjusters till they
are firmly locked on the inside of the bracket.
NOTE
• T o carry out finer adjustments to maintain the
free play, turn the adjusters on the cables at the
handlebar end, in or out.
• Assemble fuel tank assembly (section 7.1.15). Fig. 6.2.29
6.2.5. Clutch Cable • Route clutch cable between headlamp holder LH

and frame towards the RH side.
Handlebar End Clutch cover End
• Ensure adjuster (a) on lever bracket LH (b) is in • Insert inner cable into the cable guide (b) in clutch
midway position and the slot in the adjuster is cover assembly and ensure the adjuster (a) is fully
correctly aligned to the slot in the lever bracket LH. inside the guide in clutch cover assembly.
Fig. 6.2.28 Fig. 6.2.30
• Assemble adjuster nut (a) on the adjuster and

tighten by a few threads.
Fig. 6.2.31

• Assemble protective rubber boot (a) on clutch cable • Tighten adjuster at lever end fully and unwind 4 full
inner (b). turns.
Fig. 6.2.32 Fig. 6.2.35
• Gently locate inner cable (a) into clevis (b) in clutch

• Tighten adjuster nuts (a) at clutch cable (b) to
actuator shaft (c).
give zero free play.
Fig. 6.2.33
Fig. 6.2.36
Clutch Cable Free Play Adjustment

• Set steering to fulll left position Actuate lever 3
times, adjust hand adjuster on clutch lever to give a
• Loosen adjuster nuts (a) completely in clutch cable
free play of 10-12mm. Tighten lock nut
(b).
Fig. 6.2.37
Fig. 6.2.34

• Check the gap between adjuster and checknut to • Ensure arm clutch release has positive free lay (more
be 3-6mm. than 0 mm) in steering left positionby hand feel.
Fig. 6.2.38
• Keep handlebar and straight position. Actuate clutch

lever 3 imes and check for free play 10-16mm.
Fig. 6.2.39
• Tighten checknuts to specified torque.
Fig. 6.2.40
12 mm Open End Spanner

Troubleshooting
Recommended
Specification
Clutch lever, bracket and
Clutch lever operation pivot screw at handlebar Clean and lubricate clutch
at handlebar end is end is dry without lever, bracket and pivot
sticky lubrication/excessive dirt screw at handlebar end
accumulation
Clutch lever excessive Clutch lever mounting hole
Check and replace clutch
movement in handlebar is out of shape/fixing bolt
lever bracket assembly
bracket LH worn-out
Inner cable strands broken
Clutch lever Check and replace clutch
and jammed inside outer
movement Inner cable movement cable
cable/clutch lever bracket
not smooth sticky in outer cable
Teflon tube inside outer Check and replace clutch
cable torn/damaged cable
Poor/no lubrication of the
Clutch shaft movement clutch shaft in cover RH/ Check and replace clutch
sticky in cover RH uneven wear-out of clutch shaft/cover RH
shaft/cover RH
Clutch plates
Clutch plates/clutch Check and replace clutch
movement in clutch
housing damaged plates/clutch assembly
housing is sticky
pivot screw at handlebar Clean and lubricate clutch
Clutch lever movement
end is dry without lever, bracket and pivot
in bracket hard
lubrication/excessive dirt screw at handlebar end
accumulation
Inner cable movement cable
Clutch cable/clutch lever bracket
operation sticky in outer cable
hard
hard in cover RH uneven wear-out of clutch shaft/cover RH
shaft/cover RH
Clutch plates burnt and Clutch plates burnt/hard/ Check and replace clutch
hard clutch housing damaged plates/clutch assembly

Recommended
Specification
Throttle cables are Throttle cables stuck/
Check cable routing and
stuck between frame jammed between frame
proper strapping to frame
and fuel tank and fuel tank
Throttle rotor Throttle rotor area in the Check and lubricate throttle
movement in housing housing is dry/heavy dirt rotor and housing in
Throttle is sticky accumulation handlebar
rotor
The eyelets in the throttle
movement
Throttle rotor cable rotor are damaged/inner Check and replace throttle
sticky/
seating area damaged cable eyelets not seating cables/throttle rotor
opening
correctly in the rotor eyelets
hard
Throttle cables inner
strands broken
Inner cables movement Check and replace throttle
sticky in outer cable Teflon coating in between cables
inner/outer throttle cables
damaged

HANDLEBAR

CONTENTS PAGE
6.3 Handlebar........................................................................................................................................... 212
Dismantling............................................................................................................................................... 212
6.3.1.Aggregates of Handlebar..................................................................................................................................212
6.3.2. Mirrors.............................................................................................................................................................212
6.3.3. Bar End ...........................................................................................................................................................212
6.3.4. LH Swichcube..................................................................................................................................................212
6.3.5. Clutch Lever Bracket.......................................................................................................................................213
6.3.6. RH Switchcube................................................................................................................................................214
6.3.7. Master Cylinder................................................................................................................................................214
6.3.8. Handlebar.......................................................................................................................................................215
6.3.9. Handlebar Raiser.............................................................................................................................................215
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................216
6.3.10. Handlebar Raiser...........................................................................................................................................216
6.3.11. Handlebar.......................................................................................................................................................216
6.3.12. Clutch Lever Bracket......................................................................................................................................217
6.3.13. LH Switchcube...............................................................................................................................................217
6.3.14. RH Switchcube...............................................................................................................................................219
6.3.15. Master Cylinder............................................................................................................................................. 220
6.3.16. Bar End.......................................................................................................................................................... 220
6.3.17. Mirrors............................................................................................................................................................221

6.3. Handlebar Dismantling 6.3.3. Bar End
6.3.1. Aggregates of Handlebar • Loosen and remove allen bolt (M6) (a) along with
bar end (b) from LH and RH of the handlebar
Parts to be removed before dismantling
• Throttle cable
• Clutch cable
• Brake master cylinder
• Electrical connectors of LH and RH switch cubes
• Cable routing straps
• USB Socket
6.3.2. Mirrors Fig. 6.1.3
• Loosen hex nut (a) and rotate rear view mirror LH in

clockwise direction.
6.3.4. LH Switch Assembly
• Disconnect wires from clutch switch (a)
Fig. 6.3.1

Fig. 6.1.4
• Loosen hex nut (a) and rotate rear view mirror RH in
anticlockwise direction. • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Philips head screw (a) to
remove the USB port (b).
Fig. 6.1.2
Fig. 6.1.5


• Loosen and remove 1 nos. Philips head screw (a) to 6.3.5. Clutch lever bracket
remove the clutch switch.
• Wrap a cloth soaked in hot water on LH grip (a) and
allow the grip to become free on the handle bar. Ro-
tate the grip and pull it outwards to remove from
handlebar.
Fig. 6.1.6
• Loosen and remove 2 nos. Philips head screw (a)

from the switch cube assembly.
Fig. 6.1.9
• Loosen and remove 1 no hex socket bolts (M6) (a)

to remove the clutch lever bracket along with the
lever.
Fig. 6.1.7
• Gently separate the top and bottom of the module

to remove from handlebar LH.
Fig. 6.1.10
• Remove clutch lever bracket
Fig. 6.1.8
Fig. 6.1.11

6.3.6. RH switch cube • Disconnect the throttle cable (a) from the throttle
grip (b).
• Remove throttle cable guide plate (a) from switch
cube lower bracket (b).
Fig. 6.1.15
Fig. 6.1.12 • Remove throttle grip (a) from the handlebar (b).
Philips screw driver
• Remove 2 nos. Philips head screws (a) from the RH

switch cube from handle bar.
Fig. 6.1.16
6.3.7. Master cylinder
• Remove 2 nos hex socket bolt (M6) (a) from the

master cylinder assembly to remove from the han-
Fig. 6.1.13 dlebar.
• Gently separate the top (a) from bottom module (b)

from handlebar RH.
Fig. 6.1.17
Fig. 6.1.14

6.3.8. Handlebar 6.3.9. Handlebar raiser
• Loosen and remove 4 nos allen bolts (M8) (a) from • Loosen and remove 2 nos hex flange bolts (M10) (a)
top clamps. along with washer from the bottom of the top yoke
Fig. 6.1.18 Fig. 6.1.21
6 mm allen key 14 mm socket with ratchet
• Remove 2 nos clamps from the handlebar.

• Gently remove the handlebar raiser from the top
yoke.
Fig. 6.1.19
Fig. 6.1.22
• Remove handlebar (a).
Fig. 6.1.20

Assembly 6.3.11. Handlebar
6.3.10. Handlebar Raiser • Locate the handlebar (a) on the handlebar raiser
• Locate the handle bar raiser on the top yoke. • Match punch mark present in handle bar at the mat-
ing surface of top and bottom raiser.
Fig. 6.1.23
Fig. 6.1.25
• Locate and tighten 2nos hex flange bolts (M10) (a)
• Install top clamp over the handlebar.
and into top yoke and handlebar raiser.
Fig. 6.1.26
Fig. 6.1.24
• Locate and tighten 4 nos allen bolts (M8) into the
handlebar clamps in the given sequence.
14 mm Socket with Torque wrench
Fig. 6.1.27
6 mm Allen Socket with Torque

wrench

6.3.12. Clutch lever bracket 6.3.13. LH switch cube
• Position the clutch lever bracket past the hole pres- • Locate the switch module on the LH of the handle-
ent in the handlebar. bar.
Fig. 6.1.28 Fig. 6.1.30

• Locate and tighten 1 no hex soc bolt (M6) (a) • Ensure the peg (a) in the module is inserted in the
hole provided in the handlebar.
Fig. 6.1.29
Fig. 6.1.31
• Assemble the top and bottom modules.
10 mm Socket with Torque wrench
Fig. 6.1.32

• Insert 2 Nos Philips head screws and tighten • Locate the USB socket (b) and insert two screws (a)
and tighten it.
Fig. 6.1.33
Fig. 6.1.36

• Position the clutch switch (a) on the module.
• Connect the clutch switch wires.
Fig. 6.1.34
• Insert 1 Nos Philips head screw (a) and tighten it. Fig. 6.1.37
• Apply recomended adhesive inside grip.
• Assemble the grip (a) and let it rest till it is fixed on

the handlebar.
Fig. 6.1.35
Fig. 6.1.38

6.3.14. RH switchcube • Ensure the peg is inserted in the hole provided in the
handlebar.
• Lubricate the throttle grip (a) with general purpose
grease and assemble on handlebar RH (b).
Fig. 6.1.42
Fig. 6.1.39 • Insert 2 Nos Philips head screws (a) on the switch
cube and tighten.
• Insert throttle cable (a) into the bottom housing (b)
of the switch cube and connect it to the throttle grip.
Fig. 6.1.43
Fig. 6.1.40
• Assemble switch mounting top (a) and bottom (b) • Locate and install the throttle cable guide (a) at the
are on handlebar. lower bracket of the switch cube.
Fig. 6.1.41 Fig. 6.1.44

• Insert Philips head screw (a) and tighten sufficiently. • Install brake light switch (a) below the brake lever
with 2 Nos philips head screws.
Fig. 6.1.45
Fig. 6.1.48
6.3.15. Master Cylinder
• Locate the master cylinder bracket against the Philips screw driver
switch module RH, ensure the lever is slightly lower
than the throttle grip.
6.3.16. Bar End
• Ensure the profile is matching with RH switchcube.
• Insert and tighten allen bolt (b) along with the bar
end (a) on both sides of the handlebar.
Fig. 6.1.46
• Locate clamp on the handlebar RH and tighten 2 nos Fig. 6.1.49

hex head bolts (M5).
5 mm allen socket with ratchet
Fig. 6.1.47

6.3.17. Mirrors Left Hand Side
Right Hand Side • Ensure locknut (a) on LH mirror is fully tighten.
• Ensure locknut (a) on RH mirror is fully tighten.
Fig. 6.1.53
Fig. 6.1.50
• Locate the thread portion of rear view mirror stem
on clutch lever bracket. Rotate anti clockwise till the
• Locate the thread portion of rear view mirror stem
on master cylinder bracket. Rotate clockwise till the mirror comes to a stop.
mirror comes to a stop.
Fig. 6.1.54
Fig. 6.1.51
• Rotate mirror clockwise for adjusting the view and
• Rotate mirror clockwise for adjusting the view and tighten locknut against bracket.
tighten locknut against bracket.
Fig. 6.1.55
Fig. 6.1.52


EXHAUST PIPE, SILENCER AND CATALYTIC CONVERTER
EXHAUST PIPE, SILENCER AND CATALYTIC

CONVERTER

EXHAUST PIPE, SILENCER AND CATALYTIC CONVERTER
CONTENTS PAGE
6.4 Exhaust pipe/Silencer/Catalytic Converter.....................................................................................224
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................224
6.4.35. Silencer............................................................................................................................................................ 224
6.4.36. Catalytic Converter.......................................................................................................................................... 224
6.4.37. Exhaust Header Pipe........................................................................................................................................ 225
6.4.38. Oxygen/O2 Sensor........................................................................................................................................... 226
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................226
6.4.39. Oxygen/O2 Sensor........................................................................................................................................... 226
6.4.40. Exhaust Header Pipe....................................................................................................................................... 226
6.4.41. Catalytic Converter........................................................................................................................................... 227
6.4.42. Silencer............................................................................................................................................................ 227

6.4. Exhaust Pipe, silencer and • Remove 3 nos hex socket bolts (M6) (a)from silenc-
catalytic converter. er guard at the header pipe end.
Dismantling
CAUTION
DO NOT perform any operation on exhaust
pipe, silencer and catalytic converter soon
after the engine is turned OFF. The exhaust
components will be extremely hot and can
cause serious injuries and burns.
Fig. 6.4.241
6.4.35. Silencer
• Loosen and remove 3 Nos. hex socket bolts (M6) (a)
from the silencer guard at muffler end. • Remove the silencer guard along with bolts.
Fig. 6.4.239 Fig. 6.4.242
• Remove the heder pipe mounting bolt (a) in the cat-

10 mm socket with ratchet alytic converter.
• Remove silencer guard (a) along with bolts (b).
Fig. 6.4.243
Fig. 6.4.240

• Remove silencer mounting bolt (a) from Catalytic • Remove the catalytic converter mounting bolt (a)
coverter and from frame (b). ( M8) along with two washers (b) and two rubber
grommets (c) from left side of the frame.
Fig. 6.4.244
Fig. 6.4.247
• Gently pull the silencer outwards to remove.
• Gently remove the catalytic converter (a) from the
frame
Fig. 6.4.245
6.4.36. Catalytic Converter Fig. 6.4.248
• Remove catalytic converter mounting bolt (a) (M8) 6.4.37. Exhaust Header Pipe
along with washers (b) and rubber gromet (c).
• Remove 2 nos 14 mm nuts (a) from the cylinder
head assembly.
Fig. 6.4.246
Fig. 6.4.249

• Remove the exhaust header pipe along with 2 nos Assembly
mounting fins (a).
6.4.39. Oxygen /O2 Sensor
• Locate and tighten Oxygen sensor (a) on the ex-

haust header pipe.
Fig. 6.4.250
• Remove the exhaust header pipe (a).
Fig. 6.4.253
6.4.40. Exhaust Header Pipe
Fig. 6.4.251 • Locate exhaust pipe (a) into exhaust manifold on the
cylinder head and ensure the exhaust pipe flange is
6.4.38. Oxygen /O2 Sensor properly located on the studs.
• Refer headlamp dismantling section to remove O2
sensor socket.
• Loosen and remove O2 sensor (a) from the header
pipe.
Fig. 6.4.254
Fig. 6.4.252

• Assemble 2 nos hex nuts on the studs and hand tight • Locate mounting bolt (a) along with washer (b) and
it to align the rear end mounting. grommets (c) the (M8) bolt on the RH frame.
Fig. 6.4.255 Fig. 6.4.258
14 mm socket with ratchet 12 mm socket with ratchet

6.4.41. Catalytic converter
• Insert the outer end of the exhaust header pipe into
• Locate the catalytic converter in the bottom of the the intake of the catalytic converter.
frame.
Fig. 6.4.259
Fig. 6.4.256
• Locate mounting bolt (a) along with washer (b) and • Tighten the clamp bolt (a) at exhaust header pipe
grommets (c) the (M8) bolt on the LH frame. outer end.
Fig. 6.4.257
Fig. 6.4.260

12mm socket with ratchet
Torque 25-35N-m/2.5-3.5 kgf-m Torque 28-35 N-m/2.8-3.5 kgf-m

• Tighten the exhaust header pipe mounting bolts (a) • Tighten the mounting clamp bolt (a) at the catalytic
at the cylinder head end. converter end.
Fig. 6.4.261 Fig. 6.4.264

14 mm socket with torque wrench
• Locate the silencer guard back plate (a) and fix it in
6.4.42. Silencer
the silencer with 3 Nos (b) (M6) hex socket bolts..
• Insert the silencer in the catalytic converter outer
pipe.
Fig. 6.4.265
Fig. 6.4.262
• Locate the mounting hole in the frame and insert
(M8) (a) bolt and tighten it. Torque 10-12 N-m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m
Fig. 6.4.263
Torque 21-29 N-m/2.1-29 kgf-m

• Locate the silencer guard front plate and fix it on the
silencer with 3 nos (M6) hex socket bolts.
Fig. 6.4.266

FOOTREST/STAND/SAREE GUARD

CONTENTS PAGE
6.5 Foortrest/Stand and Saree Guard DIsmantling...............................................................................232
6.5.43. Rider LH and RH............................................................................................................................................... 232
6.5.44. Pillion LH and RH............................................................................................................................................. 232
6.5.45. Footrest Mounting Bracket (Pillion)................................................................................................................ 232
6.5.46. Side Stand........................................................................................................................................................ 233
6.5.47. Saree Guard...................................................................................................................................................... 234
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................235
6.5.48. Rider LH and RH .............................................................................................................................................. 235
6.5.49. Footrest Mounting Bracket (Pillion)................................................................................................................ 235
6.5.50. Pillion LH and RH............................................................................................................................................. 236
6.5.51. Side Stand......................................................................................................................................................... 236
6.5.52. Saree Guard ..................................................................................................................................................... 237

6.5. Footrests, Stands and Saree • Gently pull out pin (a) from the top supporting the
Guard Dismantling footrest.
6.5.43. Rider LH and RH
• Remove the circlip (a) at the bottom of the footrest.
Fig. 6.4.270
• Remove footrest (a) from mounting bracket careful-
ly along with ball (b) and spring (c).
Fig. 6.4.267
Circlip Expander
• Push the pin (a) on the upward direction to remove

the footrest (b) along with spring (c).
Fig. 6.4.271
6.5.45. Footrest mounting bracket (pillion)
• Loosen and remove hex nut (a) (M10) from inner

side of the frame and remove bracket (b) and bolt
(c).
Fig. 6.4.268
6.5.44. Pillion LH and RH

• Remove circlip (a) from the bottom of the footrest.
Fig. 6.4.272
Fig. 6.4.269
Circlip expander

6.5.46. Side Stand • Remove the hex nut (a) from the back side of the
stand.
• Ensure the vehicle is on the main stand and is placed
in a firm and flat surface.
• Loosen and remove M6 bolt (a) from the side stand
switch.
Fig. 6.4.276

Fig. 6.4.273
• Gently pull the bolt (a) to remove.
• Remove side stand switch (a).
Fig. 6.4.277
• Remove the stand (a).
Fig. 6.4.274
• Remove spring (a) from the side stand.
Fig. 6.4.278
Fig. 6.4.275
Screw driver

Saree Guard Dismantling • Remove the saree guard (a).
6.5.47. Saree guard (For Indian market only)
• Remove bolt (a) (M8) from LH frame.
Fig. 6.4.282
Fig. 6.4.279
• Remove Rear shock absorber mounting bolt (a).
Fig. 6.4.280
• Remove 1 no (M6) (a) Hex head bolt along with

washers located inside the rear mudguard.
Fig. 6.4.281
10 mm Socket with ratchet

Footrest Assembly 6.5.49. Footrest mounting bracket (pillion)
6.5.48. Rider LH and RH • Positon bracket against the frame such that the lock-
ing peg (a) in the bracket is located into the hole in
• Locate the spring (a) between the footrest (b) and frame (b). Assemble the nut (M8) from the inner
mounting bracket (c). side of the frame.
Fig. 6.4.283 Fig. 6.4.286
• Insert the pin (a) along with washer. • Assemble the nut (a) (M8) from the inner side of
the frame.
Fig. 6.4.284
Fig. 6.4.287
• Install the circlip (a) at the bottom of the pin.
12 mm double end spanner
Torque 10-12 N∙m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m
Fig. 6.4.285
Circlip expander

6.5.50. Pillion LH and RH • Install pin (a) along with washer.
• Install spring (a) in the grove provided (b).
Fig. 6.4.291
Fig. 6.4.288 • Install the circlip (a) at the bottom of the pin.
• Apply grease on the ball (a) slightly and locate it on
the hole (b) in the footrest.
Fig. 6.4.292
Fig. 6.4.289
Circlip expander
• Locate the footrest (a) carefully on the mounting
bracket (b) without disturbing the ball.
Side Stand Assembly
6.5.51. Side Stand
• Apply grease on the inner surface of the stand (a).
Fig. 6.4.290
Fig. 6.4.293

• Locate the stand (a) in the frame (b). • Install spring (a) in the side stand (b).
Fig. 6.4.294 Fig. 6.4.297
• Insert bolt (a) into side stand along with nut (b) Screw Driver
Saree Guard Assembly

6.5.52. Saree guard (For Indian market only)
• Locate the saree guard (a) at the LH side of the rear

wheel.
Fig. 6.4.295
• Tighten nut (a) at the back of the stand.
Fig. 6.4.298
• Locate and tighten 1 nos hex flange bolt (a) on the

LH side of the frame.
Fig. 6.4.296
Fig. 6.4.299

• Mount the top hole (a) of the saree guard in the rear
shock absorber mounting stud (b).
Fig. 6.4.300
• Locate shock absorber bolt (a) and tighten it.
Fig. 6.4.301
Torque 20-30 N∙m/20-30 kgf-m
• Locate 1 nos (M6) hex head bolts (a) in the inside of

the rear mudguards and tighten it
Fig. 6.4.302

Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle
MUDGUARDS/NUMBER PLATES/GRAB HANDLE

Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle
CONTENTS PAGE
6.6 M
udguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle.......................................................................................241
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................241
6.6.1. Front Number Plate (Only for India)....................................................................................................................241
6.6.2. Front Mudguard..................................................................................................................................................241
6.6.3. Rear Number Plate (For Indian Market)............................................................................................................. 242
6.6.4. Rear Fender....................................................................................................................................................... 242
6.6.5. Reflector Rear.................................................................................................................................................... 242
6.6.6. Rear Mudguard.................................................................................................................................................. 242
Inspection.................................................................................................................................................243
Assembly................................................................................................................................................. 244
6.6.9. Rear Mudflap..................................................................................................................................................... 244
6.6.11. Rear Mudguard.................................................................................................................................................. 244
6.6.12. Reflector........................................................................................................................................................... 245
6.6.13. Rear Number Plate (For Indian Market)........................................................................................................... 245
6.6.15. Front Mudguard ............................................................................................................................................... 245
6.6.16. Front Number Plate (For Indian Market).......................................................................................................... 246

6.6 Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab • Loosen and remove 3 Nos. Hex socket bolt (a) from
Handle mudguard bottom.
Dismantling
6.6.1. Front Number Plate (Only for India)
• As per Government norms high security number

plates will be provided which are riveted with the
vehicle and cannot be removed.
6.6.2. Front Mudguard Fig. 6.6.42
• Loosen and remove 4 Nos. Hex socket head screw 4 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
(M6) (a) from fork brace.
• Remove mudflap (a) from mudguard (b).
Fig. 6.6.40
Fig. 6.6.43
• Loosen and remove 4 Nos. Hex socket bolt (M8)
(a) and remove fork brace.
• Slightly lift mudguard (a) upwards, tilt it to one
side and remove from fork ends.
Fig. 6.6.44
Fig. 6.6.41

6.6.3. Rear Number Plate (For Indian Market) 6.6.5. Reflector Rear
• As per Goverment norms high security number • Loosen and remove Hex nut (M5) (a) along with
plates will be provided which are riveted with the washer from rear mudguard bottom (b) to remove
vehicle and cannot be removed. rear reflector (c).
6.6.4. Rear Fender
• Loosen and remove 4 Nos. (a) allen bolts from

the inside of mudguard.
Fig. 6.6.47
Fig. 6.6.45
6.6.6. Rear Mudguard
5 mm Allen Key • Remove the following:

• Rider seat (section 6.7.2).
• Seperate the fender from mudguard. • Loosen and remove 2 nos hex flange bolts (M6) (a)
from the top of the mudguard.
• Disconnect the electrical couplers (a).
Fig. 6.6.48
Fig. 6.6.46

• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. nuts (a) along with Inspection
bolts (b).
Mudguard/Reflector/Grab handle
• Clean Mudguard. Inspect for any scratches, cracks,
damages on mudguard and replace if required.
• Inspect Infill rear mud cover for any cracks or
damages. Replace if required.
• Inspect rear reflector for any cracks or damages.
Replace if required.
• Inspect grab handle for any cracks, bends or
Fig. 6.6.49 damages and replace if required.
Front and Rear number plates
10 mm Socket with Ratchet • Inspect number plates and bracket for rust
formation and cracks. Replace if required.
• Disconnect tail lamp and trafficator connectors (a)

from wiring harness.
Fig. 6.6.50
• Remove mudguard (a).
Fig. 6.6.51

Assembly • Insert and tighten 4 Nos. hex bolts (M6) (a) along
with washers into mud guard (b).
6.6.9. Rear Mudflap
• Locate and connect the trafficator couplers (a).
Fig. 6.6.55
5 mm Allen Key
Fig. 6.6.52
Torque 10 N-m/1.0 kgf-m
• Locate the coupler (a) in the rubbers provided in
rear mudflap. 6.6.11. Rear Mudguard
CAUTION
DO NOT over tighten bolts and nuts as it may
crack or break the plastic parts and cause
vibration and noise while driving.
• Route the tail lamp wiring harness (a) into rear

mudguard (b) and secure with rubber clip.
Fig. 6.6.53
• Locate the rear mudflap into mudguard and ensure

the mounting holes are aligned.
Fig. 6.6.56
Fig. 6.6.54

• Locate the rear mudguard (a) into frame and • Connect tail lamp connector (a) into wiring
ensure the mounting holes are aligned. harness.
Fig. 6.6.57
Fig. 6.6.60
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex bolts (M6) (a) into
frame bracket (b). 6.6.12. Reflector
• Locate reflector (c) into rear mudflap guide (b) hole

and tighten Hex nut (M4) (a) along with washer.
Fig. 6.6.58
10 mm Socket with Ratchet Fig. 6.6.61

• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex flange bolts (M6) (a) Torque 3-5 N-m/0.3-0.5 kgf-m
from rear mudguard to frame.
6.6.13. Rear Number Plate (For Indian Market)
• As per Goverment norms high security number

Fig. 6.6.59

6.6.15. Front Mudguard
NOTE
• D
o not over tighten bolts and nuts into mudflaps
and mudguards, it may crack or break the plastic
parts and cause noise or vibration while driving.
• Locate mudflap (a) on mudguard (b).

Fig. 6.6.65
• Ensure handlebar is turned to one side, tilt front

mudguard and insert between the fork legs.
• Locate and tighten 4 Nos. Hex flange bolts (M6)
Fig. 6.6.62
(a) and fix mudguard in to fork.
• Locate and tighten 3 Nos. Hex socket bolt (a) into
mudguard bottom.
Fig. 6.6.66
Fig. 6.6.63
4 mm Allen socket with Ratchet Torque 8-10 N-m/0.8-1.0 kgf-m
• Locate fork brace onto fork assembly and tighten 6.6.16. Front Number Plate (For Indian Mar-
4 Nos. Hex socket button head screws (M8) (a). ket)
• As per Goverment norms high security number

Fig. 6.6.64

Side Panels and Rider Seat
SIDE PANELS AND RIDER SEAT

Side Panels and Rider Seat
CONTENTS PAGE
6.7 Side Panels and Rider Seat............................................................................................................... 249
Dismantling.............................................................................................................................................. 249
6.7.1. Side Panel RH...................................................................................................................................................... 249
6.7.2. Side Panel LH...................................................................................................................................................... 249
6.7.3. Pillion Backrest and Seat from Frame................................................................................................................. 250
6.7.4 Rider Seat from Frame........................................................................................................................................ 250
Assembly......................................................................................................................................................................251
6.7.5. Rider Seat Assembly on Frame............................................................................................................................251
6.7.6 Pillion Backrest and Seat Assembly on Frame......................................................................................................251
6.7.7. Side Panel LH...................................................................................................................................................... 252
6.7.8. Side Panel RH..................................................................................................................................................... 253

6.7 Side Panels and Rider Seat 6.7.2. Side Panel LH
Dismantling • Loosen and remove bolts (a).
• Insert ignition key (a) and turn clockwise to unlock

and remove side panel RH (b) from motorcycle.
Fig. 6.7.1
5 mm Allen Key
Fig. 6.7.1 • Gently pull the LH cover (a) to remove.
• Gently pull the RH cover (a) to remove.
Fig. 6.7.1
Fig. 6.7.1
SERVICE MANUAL
SERVICE
ROYAL
MANUAL
ENFIELD-METEOR
ROYAL ENFIELD
350 249
6.7.3. Pillion Backrest and Seat from Frame • Remove the grab rail (a).

behind the backrest.
Fig. 6.7.5
• Gently hook the pillion seat sideways (a) to

Fig. 6.7.2 remove.
5 mm Allen Key
• Remove backrest pad (b) along with the supporting

pad (a) behind the backrest.
Fig. 6.7.6
6.7.4 Rider Seat from Frame
• Remove 2 Nos Hex flange bolt (a) (M6) along with

spacer (b) and gromet (c).
Fig. 6.7.3

below the pillion seat.
Fig. 6.7.7
Fig. 6.7.4
6 mm Allen Key

• Gently lift and pull rider seat (a) from rear side of • Place the gromet (a) and spacer (b) over the grove
motorcycle. and insert bolts (c) and tighten it.
Fig. 6.7.8 Fig. 6.7.10
NOTE 10 mm Socket with Ratchet

• P lace the seat in a safe location to prevent from
scratches and dirt. Torque 8-12Nm/0.8-1.2Kg-ft
Assembly 6.7.6. Pillion Backrest and Seat Assembly on

Frame
6.7.5. Rider Seat Assembly on Frame
• Locate the pillion seat (a) by hooking it sideways
• Ensure mounting holes (a) of the seat are aligned over the frame.
with frame.
Fig. 6.7.11
Fig. 6.7.9

• Locate the grab rail (a) over the pillion seat and • Insert mounting bolts (a) and tighten it.
make sure the holes are aligned.
Fig. 6.7.15
Fig. 6.7.12
• Insert the bolts (a) and tighten it. 5 mm Allen Socket with Ratchet
6.7.7. Side Panel LH
• Locate LH panel from bottom to fit into frame (a).
Fig. 6.7.13
• Align the back (a) and front (b) pad of backrest Fig. 6.7.16
with mounting holes. .
• Locate LH side panel fitting bolts (a) and tighten.
Fig. 6.7.14
Fig. 6.7.17
5 mm Allen Key

• Locate side panel RH into frame and lock in its

position.
• Insert ignition key (a) into side panel RH (b) and
turn in anticlockwise direction to lock RH side
panel.
Fig. 6.7.18

Wheels
WHEELS
CONTENTS PAGE
6.8 Wheels................................................................................................................................................258
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................258
6.8.1. F ront Wheel Assembly........................................................................................................................................ 258
6.8.2. Front Wheel and Brake Disc............................................................................................................................... 259
6.8.3. Rear Wheel from Swing Arm.............................................................................................................................. 263
6.8.4. Rear Wheel and Brake Disc................................................................................................................................ 265
Inspection.................................................................................................................................................267
6.8.5. Front Wheel and Brake Disc............................................................................................................................... 267
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................272
6.8.7. Tyre Assembly On Wheel Rim............................................................................................................................ 272
6.8.9. Rear Wheel into Swing Arm............................................................................................................................... 275
6.8.10. Drive Chain Free Play Adjustment.................................................................................................................... 276
6.8.11. Tyre Assembly on Wheel Rim.............................................................................................................................277
6.8.12. Front Wheel and Front Brake Disc.....................................................................................................................277
6.8.13. Front Wheel into Front Fork Assembly............................................................................................................. 279
Troubleshooting...................................................................................................................................... 280

Front Wheel Assembly

a Wheel 1
b Wheel Speed Sensor 1
c Spindle 1
d Spacer 1
e Plain Washer 1
f Spindle Nut 1

Front Wheel and Brake Disc

a Wheel 1
b Brake Disc 1
c Toner Wheel Front 1
d Spacer, wheel 1
e Wheel Bearing 2
f Grease Seal 1
g Hex Soc Screw M8 5

6.8 Wheels • Hold spindle (a) with spanner and remove Hex nut
(M16) (b) along with washer (c) from RH.
Dismantling
6.8.1. Front Wheel Assembly
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Locate a scissor jack (a) under the cradle frame (b) Fig. 6.8.3
and lift motorcycle such that the front wheel is off
the ground by minimum 6 inches (or 15 cm).
Fig. 6.8.4
Fig. 6.8.1
24 mm Socket with Ratchet and 17
mm open end spanner
• Loosen Hex socket head bolt (M8) (a) from front
fork assembly RH.
• Gently tap spindle (a) using mallet (b) from RH.
Fig. 6.8.2
Fig. 6.8.5
5 mm Allen key
Mallet

• Gently remove spindle (a) from wheel hub and 6.8.2. Front Wheel and Brake Disc
front fork assembly LH.
WARNING
DO NOT place/store the wheel with disc facing
downward. It will damage and change disc
warpage.
CAUTION
Place a soft cloth under the wheel hub center
mounting hole area to prevent damage.
Please loosen thread sealant applied screws
. with care.
Fig. 6.8.6
CAUTION (M8) (a) holding disc plate to hub, in crisscross
pattern.
Ensure the wheel speed sensor cable does not
get stretched and damaged. Support wheel
from bottom while removing spindle.
• Gently lower the wheel (a) such that it comes out

of the fork legs (b).
Fig. 6.8.9
Fig. 6.8.7 • Remove toner wheel front (a) from hub and store
carefully.
• Remove spacer (a) from wheel hub (b) on LH.
CAUTION
Avoid any bends or damages to the toner
wheel as it will affect the functioning of ABS.
Fig. 6.8.8
Fig. 6.8.10

• Remove front brake disc (a) from hub and store • Insert a punch into hub from LH side and drive out
carefully. bearing RH (a).
CAUTION
Ensure the brake disc does not get damaged
as it will affect the brake efficiency.
Fig. 6.8.14
Punch and Mallet
Fig. 6.8.11
• Remove grease seal (a) from LH.
Fig. 6.8.12
• Locate a suitable pointed punch on spacer from RH

of hub to remove bearing LH (a) along with spacer
(b).
Fig. 6.8.13
Punch and Mallet

Rear Wheel Assembly
Item No. Description Quantity Item No. Description Quantity
a Wheel 1 g Chain Adjuster Bolt 2
b Swingarm 1 h Spacer RH 1
c Shock Absorber RH 1 i Plain Washer 1
d Shock Absorber LH 1 j Spindle Nut 1
e Chain Protector 1 k Spacer, Wheel 1

l Plain Washer 1
f Chain Adjuster 2
m Spindle 1

Rear Wheel and Brake Disc

a Wheel 1
b Brake Disc 1
c Sprocket, Driven 1
d Sprocket Carrier 1
e Wheel Bearing 2
f Grease Seal 2
g Toner Wheel 1
h Hex Soc Screw 6
i Spacer 1
j Dust Seal 1
k Cush Rubber 4
l Sprocket Bearing 1
m Washer 6
n Nut 6

6.8.3. Rear Wheel from Swing Arm • Remove washer (a) from spindle (b) on swing arm
RH.
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Position the vehicle in main stand. Make sure it is

located in a flat surface.
Fig. 6.8.17
• Loosen Allen bolt (M10) (a) on both LH and RH

chain adjusters.
Fig. 6.8.15
• Loosen and remove Hex axle nut (M16) (b) from

RH and hold other side LH with tommy bar (a).
Fig. 6.8.18
8 mm Allen Key
• Push rear wheel forward to increase chain slack on

rear sprocket.
Fig. 6.8.16
24 mm Ring spanner and Tommy bar
Fig. 6.8.19

• Remove chain adjuster assembly (a) from swing • Slide out and remove brake caliper (a) with bracket.
arm RH (b).
Fig. 6.8.23
Fig. 6.8.20
CAUTION
• Remove spindle (a) from rear wheel LH along with
Support the caliper carefully and ensure it
washer (b). does not get damaged.
• Gently release drive chain (a) from sprocket (b).
Fig. 6.8.21
Tommy bar Fig. 6.8.24
• Gently remove spacer RH (a) from the rear wheel

• Gently remove chain adjuster assembly (a) from hub (b).
swing arm LH (b).
Fig. 6.8.25
Fig. 6.8.22

• Gently remove rear wheel (a) from swing arm (b). • Remove sprocket carrier (a) from the rear wheel
hub (b).
Fig. 6.8.26
Fig. 6.8.29
6.8.4. Rear Wheel and Brake Disc
• Remove 4 Nos. cush rubbers (a) from rear wheel
• Loosen and remove 6 Nos. Hex flanged socket hub LH (b).
head nuts (M8) (a) to remove chain sprocket (b).
Fig. 6.8.30
Fig. 6.8.27
Connector
• Loosen and remove 6 Nos. Hex head button socket

• Remove chain driven sprocket (a) from sprocket screws (M6) (a) to remove ABS toner.
carrier (b).
Fig. 6.8.31
Fig. 6.8.28

• Remove ABS toner wheel (a) from rear wheel RH. • Insert a punch (a) into hub (b) from LH side and
drive out bearing RH (c).
Fig. 6.8.32
Fig. 6.8.35
• Remove rear brake disc (a) from the rear wheel
hub RH (b).
Punch and Mallet
• Locate a suitable pointed punch (a) on spacer from

RH of hub (b) to remove bearing LH (c).
Fig. 6.8.33
• Remove grease seal (a).
Fig. 6.8.36
Punch and Mallet
• Remove spacer (a) from the rear wheel hub RH.
Fig. 6.8.34
Connector
Fig. 6.8.37

• Gently tap to remove spacer (a) from sprocket • Gently remove bearing (a) from the sprocket
carrier (b). carrier (b).
Fig. 6.8.38 Fig. 6.8.40
Inspection
Punch and Mallet
6.8.5. Front Wheel and Brake Disc

CAUTION
DO NOT apply excessive force to remove the • Inspect tyre condition and wheel rim for any
bearing, spacer as it may cause damage. damages or bends and replace if out of specifications.
• Gently remove grease seal (a) from the sprocket

carrier (b).
Fig. 6.8.41
• Inspect and replace spindle (a) if it has excess wear,

rust or bends.
Fig. 6.8.39
Connector
Fig. 6.8.42

• Check tyres for any uneven wear out and the sipes • Check if wheel hub assembly is cracked or damaged
on the center of the tyre is above the TWI index. and replace.
• Check and replace wheel hub bearing seated
portion if there is any scoring.
Fig. 6.8.43
Fig. 6.8.46
Tyre depth gauge
• Inspect wheel rim run out / face out and replace if

• Check noise and play on bearing LH and RH. out of specifications.
Fig. 6.8.44 Fig. 6.8.47
• Check and replace wheel spacer if it has excess Service limit: 1 mm

wear-out.
Fig. 6.8.48
Fig. 6.8.45

• Inspect for rust, deep scoring, any foreign materials, • Inspect and replace toner wheel plate if there are
burn marks crack in the mounting location of brake any damages or bends.
disc.
• Inspect brake disc thickness and run-out.
Measure depth at points where scoring is found
on the discs and replace if there is excess wear.
• Also measure thickness at the points indicated

in the illustration and replace disc if out of
specifications.
Fig. 6.8.51
• After assembly of brake disc (a) into front wheel,
insert spindle into rim, fix on wheel balance frame
(c) and rotate rim to check the disc run-out with
dial gauge (b). Ensure run-out is within specified
service limits.
Fig. 6.8.49
Vernier caliper
• Place brake disc rotor on a flat surface and inspect

warpage. Replace if it is out of specifications.
Fig. 6.8.52
NOTE
• R
un-out of brake disc should be checked only
when brake disc is assembled on wheel hub.
Fig. 6.8.50
Feeler gauge
Standard: 0.00mm
Service limit: 0.10mm

6.8.6. Rear Wheel and Brake Disc • Check and replace spacer if it has excess wear-out.
• Inspect tyre condition and wheel rim for any

damages or bends and replace if doesn’t meet the
specifications.
Fig. 6.8.56
• Inspect ABS toner wheel (a) for any bends or

damages.
Fig. 6.8.53 • Place ABS toner wheel on a flat surface and check
warpage. Replace if out of specifications.
• Inspect and replace spindle (a) if it has excess wear,
rust or bends.
Fig. 6.8.57
Fig. 6.8.54
Feeler gauge
• Check noise and play on bearing LH and RH.
Replace if necessary.
Standard: 0.00 mm
• Inspect for rust, deep scoring, any foreign materials,

burn marks crack in the mounting location of brake
disc.
• Inspect brake disc thickness and run-out.
Measure depth at points where scoring is found
on the discs and replace if there is excess wear.
Fig. 6.8.55
specifications.

Fig. 6.8.58 Fig. 6.8.60
Vernier caliper • After assembly of brake disc (a) into front wheel,
(b) and rotate rim to check the disc run-out with
Service limit: 0.8 mm dial gauge (c). Ensure run-out is within specified
limits.
• Place brake disc rear on a flat surface and check
Fig. 6.8.61
Fig. 6.8.59
CAUTION
Run-out of brake disc should be checked only
Feeler gauge when brake disc is assembled on wheel hub.
• Check rear wheel hub cushion rubbers (a) for any

Standard: 0.00 mm wear-out or damages.
• Inspect wheel hub assembly for any cracks or

damages. Replace if out of specifications.
• Inspect if hub bearing seating portion has scoring.
Replace if out of specifications.
Fig. 6.8.62

• Check tyres for any uneven wear out and the sipes 6.8.8. Rear Wheel and Brake Disc
on the center of the tyre is above the TWI index.
• Locate bearing LH (a) into rear wheel hub LH (b).
Gently tap on the bearing and ensure it is seated
properly on the hub.
Fig. 6.8.63
Tyre depth gauge

Fig. 6.8.65
Assembly
Mallet
6.8.7. Tyre Assembly On Wheel Rim

• Assemble spacer (a) into rear wheel hub RH.
• Ensure the tyre is assembled on the wheel rim with Ensure it is properly seated on the bearing surface.
the arrow on the tyre side wall is facing towards the
front.
• Inflate tyre to the recommended pressure and

ensure the tyre is evenly seated in the rim on both
LH and RH sides.
Fig. 6.8.66
• Locate bearing (c) into rear wheel hub RH (b).

Gently tap (a) on the bearing and ensure it is
seated properly on the hub.
Fig. 6.8.64
Fig. 6.8.67

• Assemble rear brake disc (a) into rear wheel hub • Clean cushion rubbers seating area and insert 4
RH (b). Nos. cushion rubbers into rear wheel hub LH and
gently tap with mallet .
Fig. 6.8.68
Fig. 6.8.71
• Assemble ABS toner wheel (a) into rear brake disc
on rear wheel RH.
Mallet
NOTE
• A
lways use new cushion rubbers as they are for
one time usage only.
• Locate bearing (a) into sprocket carrier (b). Ensure

it is properly seated on the slot.
Fig. 6.8.69
CAUTION
Brake disc mounting bolts are pre coated. DO
NOT reuse once thery are removed.
• Locate and tighten 6 Nos. Hex head button socket

screws (M6) into rear wheel disc hub RH.
Fig. 6.8.72
Fig. 6.8.70

• Assemble grease seal (a) into sprocket carrier (b). • Locate chain drive sprocket (a) into sprocket
carrier (b) on rear wheel hub LH.
Fig. 6.8.73
Fig. 6.8.76
• Locate and gently tap the spacer (a) into sprocket
carrier (b). • Locate and tighten 6 Nos. Hex flanged socket nuts
(M10) (a) into carrier (b) on rear wheel LH.
Fig. 6.8.74
Fig. 6.8.77
Mallet
• Assemble rear sprocket carrier (a) over cushion Torque 48-52 N-m/4.8-5.2 kgf-m
rubbers into rear wheel hub LH (b).
NOTE
• Apply Loctite 243 on the threads of the bolt
before installation.
Fig. 6.8.75

6.8.9. Rear Wheel into Swing Arm • Slide the caliper assy (a) into the swingarm.
• Gently locate rear wheel (a) into swing arm (b).
Fig. 6.8.81
Fig. 6.8.78 • Assemble chain adjuster assembly (a) into swing

arm LH (b).
• Insert spacer (a) into rear wheel hub RH (b).
Fig. 6.8.82
Fig. 6.8.79
• Insert spindle (a) with tommy bar into rear wheel
• Locate drive chain (a) onto sprocket (b) and align hub LH along with washer (b).
wheel into swing arm.
Fig. 6.8.83
Fig. 6.8.80
Tommy bar

• Install washer (a) into spindle RH (b). • If the free play of the drive chain is not between
20 mm to 30 mm then hold spindle (a) on LH using
a tommy bar and loosen (M16) (b) axle nut on RH.
Fig. 6.8.84
• Assemble Hex nut (M16) (a) and tighten into Fig. 6.8.87
swing .
24 mm Ring spanner
• To reduce free play loosen ajuster bolt (M8) (a) in

anti clockwise and check distance in swing arm (b).
Fig. 6.8.85
Torque 63-77 N-m/6.3-7.7 kgf-m Fig. 6.8.88
6.8.10. Drive Chain Free Play Adjustment

6 mm Allen Key and Tommy bar
• Inspect chain free play at 3 locations using a ruler.

Free play for drive chain should be between 20 mm • Ensure the lines (a) are matched with the lines
to 30 mm. punched in swing arm on both LH & RH side for
proper wheel alignment.
Fig. 6.8.86
Fig. 6.8.89

• Now measure the drive chain free play using ruler 6.8.11. Tyre Assembly on Wheel Rim
and it should be between 20 mm to 30 mm.
• Ensure the tyre is assembled on the wheel rim with
the arrow on the tyre side wall is facing towards the
front.
• Inflate tyre to the recommended pressure and
ensure the tyre is evenly seated in the rim on both
LH and RH sides.
Fig. 6.8.90
CAUTION
Chain slackness beyond 30 mm will lead to
chain slippage or breakage.
• Once chain free play is verified, hold spindle LH

with tommy bar (a) and tighten the wheel axle nut Fig. 6.8.92
(M16) (b).
6.8.12. Front Wheel and Front Brake Disc
• Locate front brake disc (a) on wheel hub with the

disc facing up. Ensure mounting holes are correctly
aligned.
Fig. 6.8.91
24 mm Ring spanner and Tommy bar

Fig. 6.8.93

• Position toner wheel (a) on front disc and ensure
• Insert bearing spacer (a) from LH side of front hub.
mounting holes are correctly aligned.
Fig. 6.8.97
Fig. 6.8.94
• Insert bearing (a) into wheel hub LH.

CAUTION
Brake disc mounting bolts are pre coated. DO
NOT reuse once thery are removed.
• Locate the bolts on the mounting holes and tighten

toner ring and brake disc to the wheel hub in
crisscross patten to specified torque.
Fig. 6.8.98
• Install grease seal (a) into wheel hub LH with seal

installer.
Fig. 6.8.95
• Insert bearing (a) into front wheel hub RH..

Fig. 6.8.99
Seal installer
Fig. 6.8.96

• Insert Hex nut (M16) (a) along with washer into
6.8.13. Front Wheel into Front Fork Assembly
spindle bolt on LH.
• Hold spindle with spanner from RH and gently
• Carefully align front wheel (a) into front fork
tighten Hex nut (M16) (b).
assembly (b).
Fig. 6.8.103
Fig. 6.8.100
24 mm Socket with Ratchet and 17 mm
• Insert spacer (a) in to wheel hub (b) from LH. open end spanner
• Tighten Hex socket bolt (M8) (a) into front fork

assembly RH.
Fig. 6.8.101
• Insert spindle (a) into front fork assembly RH and

wheel hub.
Fig. 6.8.104
6 mm Allen Key
Torque 21-29 N-m/2.1-2.9kgf-m
Fig. 6.8.102

Troubleshooting
Symptom Possible Cause Diagnosis How To Fix
1. Tyres Related
Centre Threads
Wear-Out Is High/ Tyre pressure is more than Front and rear tyre pressure Ensure correct tyre
Poor Traction/ recommended. is over inflated. pressures.
Unstable Riding
Side Threads Wear-
Check inner tubes for
Out Is High/Side Front and rear tyre pressures
any puncture/leaky
Wall Has Cracks/ Tyre pressures is less than under inflated
valve pins
Motorcycle Has recommended. side walls have minute
ensure correct tyre
Dragging/Unstable cracks.
pressures.
Riding
Rear Tyre Wear-Out Rear wheel misaligned with Check and correct wheel
Improper wheel alignment.
On One Side respect to front wheel. alignment.
Tyres found to have bulges/

Replace with Royal
cracks in side wall.
Internal defect/poor quality tyre. Enfield recommended
Threads are separated from
tyres.
the tyre.
Tyre/S Wearing Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and reset
Tyre seating on rims is improper.
Out Is Uneven/ rim surface. correctly.
Motorcycle Is
Unstable/Wobbling Wheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre and carry
Wheel rims have a defect.
excessive run out. out proper wheel truing.
Wheel bearings worn-out/ Remove and replace

Rims have excessive side play.
excessive play. wheel bearings.

Symptom Possible Cause Diagnosis How To Fix
2. Wheel Rims Related
Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and reset

Tyre seating on rims is improper
rim surface correctly
Wheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre and true

Motorcycle Is Wheel rims are out of trueness
excessive run out the wheel rim correctly
Unstable/Wobbling
Wheel rims have a crack/heavy Wheel rims are cracked/

Replace wheel rims
damage damaged due to impact
3. Others
Wheels have excessive axial/side Wheel bearings are worn- Remove bearing and
play out replace
Motorcycle Is
Unstable/Wobbling
Hubs Front/rear are cracked/ Wheel Hubs are damaged
Replace hubs
damaged due to impact
NOTE
• T he trouble shooting given in this section is only related to the issues with wheels. For complaints related to other
issues such as poor suspension action/handling/unstable ride please refer to suspension (section 6.9).

Suspension
SUSPENSION
Suspension
CONTENTS PAGE
6.9 Suspension........................................................................................................................................ 289
Dismantling.............................................................................................................................................. 289
6.9.1. Front Fork LH and RH Removal from Motorcycle............................................................................................... 289
6.9.2. Front Fork Sub Assembly LH and RH.................................................................................................................290
6.9.3. Steering Stem Assembly from Frame Head Tube.............................................................................................. 293
6.9.5. Shock absorber.................................................................................................................................................. 296
6.9.6. Sub Frame.......................................................................................................................................................... 297
6.9.6. Swingarm........................................................................................................................................................... 298
Inspection................................................................................................................................................ 300
6.9.7. Front Fork Leg....................................................................................................................................................300
6.9.8. Front Fork Air Gap Setting.................................................................................................................................300
6.9.9. Steering Stem.................................................................................................................................................... 301
6.9.10. Shock absorber................................................................................................................................................. 301
6.9.11. Swingarm........................................................................................................................................................... 302
6.9.12. Top Yoke........................................................................................................................................................... 302
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................302
6.9.13. Swingarm.......................................................................................................................................................... 302
6.9.14. Subframe.......................................................................................................................................................... 304
6.9.15. Shock Absorber................................................................................................................................................. 305
6.9.15. Steering Stem Assembly into Frame Head Tube..............................................................................................306
6.9.17. S teering Stem on Frame Head Tube..................................................................................................................306
6.9.18. Top Yoke on steering stem............................................................................................................................... 307
6.9.19. Front Fork Sub Assembly LH and RH................................................................................................................308
6.9.20. Front Fork LH and RH Assembly on Motorcycle..............................................................................................312
6.9.21. Steering Stem Play Adjustment.........................................................................................................................313
Troubleshooting....................................................................................................................................... 315
Front Fork Assembly Removal from Motorcycle
ª Fork RH 1
b Fork LH 1
c Lower Clamp Hex Socket Head Cap pinch bolt, M8 2
d Upper Clamp Hex Socket Head Cap pinch bolt, M8 2

Front Fork LH and RH

a Front Fork Cap Nut 1 k Bush 1
b O-Ring 1 l Piston Fork 1
c Washer Plate 1 m Piston Ring 1
d Spacer Tube 1 n Spring 1
e Washer 1 o Tapper Oil Lock 1
f Fork Main Spring 1 p Outer Tube 1
g Dust Seal 1 q Fork End 1
h Seal Clip 1 r Hex Socket Screw 1
i Oil Seal 1
j Bush Washer 1

Steering Stem

a Top Yoke 1 h Ring Nut
b Bottom Yoke 1 i Seal Headstock Bearing 1
c Steering Stem 1 j Headstock Bearing Cup 1
d Stem Nut Boot 1 k Headstock Bearing 2
e Stem Nut 1 l Steering Stem 1
f Washer 1 m Steering Stem 1
Handlebar Lower Yoke
g 2
Mounting bolt M8

Shock absorber
a Swingarm 1
b Shock absorber Rear LH 1
c Shock absorber Rear RH 1
d Button Head Bolt, M8 2
e Chain Adjuster 2
f Chain Adjuster Bolt, M10 2

Swingarm
a Swingarm 1
b Chain Protector 1
c Chain Rubber Strip 1
d Chain Rubber Strip, Bolt M5 2
e Chain Protector, Bolt M5 3
f Spindle, Swingarm 1
g Seal 2
h Nylon Bush 2
i Sleeve 2
j Washer 1
k Spindle Nut 1

6.9 Suspension • Loosen fork cap bolts (a) just sufficiently on both
LH and RH fork assemblies.
Dismantling
6.9.1. Front Fork LH and RH Removal from

Motorcycle
CAUTION
flat surface.
Fig. 6.9.106
• Locate a scissor jack (a) under cradle frame (b) and
lift motorcycle such that the front wheel is off the
ground by minimum 6 inches (or 15 cm). 36 mm Ring spanner
• Loosen 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M8) (a)

sufficiently on LH and RH steering stem.
Fig. 6.9.105
• Ensure ignition and stop switch are in off position.
• Remove the following parts: Fig. 6.9.107

• Front wheel (section 6.8.1).
• Release brake hose and wheel speed sensor 6 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
wires from the clips (section 9.3.2).
• Wheel caliper from fork end LH (section 9.1.2). • Loosen 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M8) (a)
Support caliper suitably. sufficiently on LH and RH on yoke.
• Wheel speed sensor from the fork end LH
(section 9.3.2). Support wheel speed sensor
suitably.
• Front mudguard (section 6.6.2).
• Front number plate (section 6.6.1).
• Headlamp assembly and housing (section 11.1).
• Trafficators front (section 11.1.6).
Fig. 6.9.108

• Gently rotate and pull out fork assembly LH (a) 6.9.2. Front Fork Sub Assembly LH and RH
downwards to remove from top yoke and steering
stem (b).
CAUTION
The top cap nut is under pressure from the fork
spring. Remove cap nut carefully and slowly
while unscrewing from main tube.
• Loosen and remove cap nut (a) along with O-ring

from upper end of front fork leg (b).
Fig. 6.9.109
CAUTION
Support headlamp holder while removing fork
assembly.
Fig. 6.9.111
• Repeat above steps to remove the fork assembly
RH (a).
36 mm Ring spanner
• Remove plate (a).
Fig. 6.9.110
Fig. 6.9.112
• Gently pull out the spacer tube (a).
Fig. 6.9.113

• Gently invert fork assembly (a) into a clean tray to • Hold fork (a) inverted and pump main tube into
collect the fork oil coming out of main tube. fork end several times till oil in the fork end drains
out completely.
Fig. 6.9.114
Fig. 6.9.117
CAUTION • Insert special tool (a) into fork main tube (b) to lock
Support the washer and main spring to prevent and hold piston head inside.
them from falling out when the oil has been
drained.
• Remove washer (a).
Fig. 6.9.118
SPL
Part No:
Fig. 6.9.115
Part Name: Fork damper tube holder
• Remove main spring (a).
• Remove Hex socket head screw (M10) (a) along
with washer (b) from fork end.
Fig. 6.9.116
Fig. 6.9.119
8 mm Allen key

• Remove the special tool from fork main tube. • Remove the oil seal (a) from main tube (b) from top
end.
• Gently lift dust cap out of fork end (a) and remove
completely.
Fig. 6.9.123
Fig. 6.9.120
• Remove spacer (a) from main tube (b) from top.
Chisel flat end
• Remove wire clip (a) from bottom tube.
Fig. 6.9.124
• Remove aluminum split bush (a) from main tube

(b) bottom.
Fig. 6.9.121
Chisel pointed
• Hold bottom tube firmly and pull out main tube

sharply, to release oil seal and aluminum spacer
from bottom tube.
• Pull out main tube (a) completely from bottom
tube (b).
Fig. 6.9.125
Fig. 6.9.122

• Remove tapper oil lock (a) from piston bottom (b) 6.9.3. Steering Stem Assembly from Frame
inside fork end. Head Tube
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Locate a scissor jack (a) under the cradle frame (b)

and lift motorcycle such that the front wheel is off
the ground by minimum 6 inches (or 15 cm).
Fig. 6.9.126
• Tilt main tube up-side down and remove piston

assembly (a) along with damper spring from main
tube (b) inner.
Fig. 6.9.129
• Ensure ignition and stop switch are in off position.

• Front wheel (section 6.8.1).
Fig. 6.9.127
• Release brake hose and wheel speed sensor
wires from the clips (section 9.3.2).
• Remove damper spring (a) from piston (b).
• Wheel caliper from fork end LH (section 9.1.2).
Support caliper suitably.
• Wheel speed sensor from the fork end LH
(section 9.3.2). Support wheel speed sensor
suitably.
• Front number plate (section 6.6.1).
• Headlamp assembly and housing (section 11.1).
• Trafficators (section 11.1.6).
Fig. 6.9.128 • Fork LH and RH (section 6.9.1).
• Disconnect ignition switch connector
(section 11.1.4).
• Disconnect instrument cluster wiring connector
(section 11.1.4).
• Instrument cluster from top yoke (section 11.1.7).

• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head screws • Loosen and remove top yoke nut (a) along with
(M8) (a) from clamp holding handlebar to top yoke. washer (b).
Fig. 6.9.130 Fig. 6.9.132
6 mm Allen socket with Ratchet 30 mm Hex Socket with Ratchet
CAUTION • Ensure free movement of top yoke in steering stem

and gently pull out top yoke (a) from steering stem.
Support handlebar suitably to prevent damage
to master cylinder and controls.
• Remove the steering top nut protective boot (a)

from top yoke.
Fig. 6.9.133
• Turn steering stem to extreme left, loosen and

remove stem nut (a).
Fig. 6.9.131
Screw Driver
Fig. 6.9.134
SPL
Part No:
Part Name: Stem Nut Removal Tool

CAUTION • Gently remove the roller bearing (a) from the
frame headstock.
Support steering stem from bottom. DO NOT
allow the steering stem to drop out of frame
head tube.
• Hold steering stem from bottom and remove cover

head stock (a).
Fig. 6.9.138
• Gently pull and remove the T Stem (a) from the

bottom of the frame.
Fig. 6.9.135
• Hold steering stem from bottom and remove seal
head stock (a).
Fig. 6.9.139
• Remove the bearing (a) from the bottom of the
stem.
Fig. 6.9.136
• Remove the bearing guide (a).
Fig. 6.9.140
Fig. 6.9.137

6.9.5. Shock absorber • Support rear wheel, loosen and remove (M10) (a)
from the shock absorber bottom (b) and swingarm
CAUTION RH (c).
flat surface.
• Locate a scissor jack (a) under the cradle frame (b)

and support motorcycle such that the rear wheel is
on the ground.
Fig. 6.9.143
Fig. 6.9.141 • Gently remove RH shock absorber from swingarm

bracket.
• Loosen and remove top mounting bolt (M8) (a)
• Repeat the above process to remove LH shock
from shock absorber (c) top and frame (b) RH.
absorber.
CAUTION
Ensure motorcycle is supported suitably at the
rear end after removing both shock absorbers
to prevent motorcycle from tipping over and
falling down.
Fig. 6.9.142

6.9.6. Sub Frame
• Loosen and remove hex head bolt (M6) (b) from

subframe (a).
Fig. 6.9.144
• Remove subframe (a) from main frame (b).
Fig. 6.9.145

6.9.6. Swingarm • Hold spindle bolt (M16) in frame LH side and
loosen and remove hex nut (M16) (a) with washer
• Remove the following parts: (b) from RH side.
• Rear wheel (section 6.8.3).
• Rear shock absorber LH and RH (section 6.9.5).
CAUTION
flat surface. Support the motorcycle firmly
while removing the swingarm.
• Remove cap (a) covering the swing arm spindle

Fig. 6.9.148
24 mm Socket with T-handle

• Provide suitable support below swingarm (a) and

pull out spindle (b) and washer from LH side.
Fig. 6.9.146
Screw driver
• Remove 1 Nos (M6) (a) bolt to remove the shield

covering the swing arm spindle
Fig. 6.9.149
• Loosen and remove 3 Nos. Hex socket button

bolts (M6) (a) to separate chain guard (b) from
swingarm RH.
Fig. 6.9.147
Fig. 6.9.150
5 mm Allen key

• Rotate swingarm slightly and release drive chain (a) • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex socket button head
from swingarm (b). bolts (M6) (b) to remove chain rubber strip (a).
Fig. 6.9.151 Fig. 6.9.154
• Remove end cup (a) from swingarm LH and RH.

5 mm Allen key
Fig. 6.9.152
• Remove bush (a) from swingarm LH and RH.
Fig. 6.9.153

Inspection 6.9.8. Front Fork Air Gap Setting
6.9.7. Front Fork Leg
• Inspect main tube for any scratches in the working

area. Replace if scratched.
Fig. 6.9.156
• Remove fork leg (LH & RH) assembly from the

vehicle.
• Disassemble all parts of the fork external and
Fig. 6.9.155
internal parts with cleaning agent and leave to dry.
• Fork pipe runout, service limit 0.2 mm. • Reassemble fork leg assembly with out main
• Inspect main tubes for any bends using dial gauge. spring, washer spring top, spacer tube, washer-2
and top bolt cap Assy.
• Inspect fork ends inner side for any damages and
scratches. Replace if found damaged. • Set the fork leg assembly in a vice or flat surface
and ensure it is vertical.
• Inspect fork ends for any cracks- especially at oil
seated area. Replace if cracked. • Fully compress the inner tube assembly in the
outer tube untill it bottoms out.
• Inspect piston for any damages/scratches.
Replace if damaged. • using a cylinder jar measure 453 cc of Fork Oil.
• Inspect main spring for any coil breakage/ • Fill the oil through inner tube top side.
reduction in free length and replace. Service limit • Hold the outer tube fully extend and fully
382 mm. compress (Stork) the inner tube assy 20-times.
• Inspect damper spring for any coil breakage/ • Fully compress the inner tube assembly and leave
reduction in free length and replace. for 30- minutes to allow the air to bleed out.
• Main spring free length 390±4.0 mm. • Measure the height of the oil (Air Gap) using a fork
Vernier calliper.
Fig. 6.9.157

• Make verrnier “zero”, unlock the screw and move 6.9.9. Steering Stem
the verrnier scale towards oil trace side.
• Inspect and replace roller bearing (a) if it has
rusting, uneven wear of rollers and/or rollers are
falling out of cage.
Fig. 6.9.158
• When main scale touch the oil trace, the value is

air gap in front fork.
Fig. 6.9.160
• Inspect bearing cups for rust, pitting and uneven

wear. Replace if damaged.
• Inspect steering stem (a) for any bends or
damages. Replace if damaged.
Fig. 6.9.159
Fig. 6.9.161
6.9.10. Shock absorber
• Inspect shock absorber for damaged canister,

spring coil breakage, oil leaks, weak or hard action
of shock absorber. Replace if found.
• Inspect mounting hole rubber inserts for any tear
or damage. Replace shock absorber.
• Inspect and replace shock absorber if it has any
bends, cracks or rusting.

Assembly
6.9.13. Swingarm
CAUTION
flat surface.
• Locate swing arm bush (a) and special tool in

Fig. 6.9.162 swing arm (b).
6.9.11. Swingarm
• Inspect swingarm for any damages or bends.

• Inspect swingarm in fully assembled condition
in motorcycle for side play, sticky movement in
working area and replace sleeve if necessary.
• Inspect if swingarm end cup is worn-out or
damaged. Fig. 6.9.164
• Inspect spindle for any wear-out or bend.
SPL
Part No: ST31122/A
Part Name: Swingarm Sleeve Installer
• Hold one end of the special tool with spanner (a)

and tighten at other end with Hex socket and
pneumatic gun (b).
Fig. 6.9.163
6.9.12. Top Yoke
• Inspect top yoke for any cracks or damages in

seating area. Replace if damaged.
Replace
• Replace oil seals, dust seals, washers, chain guides Fig. 6.9.165
whenever removed from the front fork/swingarm.
• Always fill up front fork with recommended oil from 24 mm Double end Spanner and 24
a new container. DO NOT reuse the oil. mm Socket with Pneumatic gun.

• Locate rubber chain strap (a) on the LH side,
align mounting holes and tighten with 2 Nos. Hex • Insert drive chain (a) into swingarm (b) LH.
socket button head bolts (M6) (b).
Fig. 6.9.169
Fig. 6.9.166
• Locate and align chain guard front mounting hole
on swingarm RH (b) and tighten with Hex socket
5 mm Allen key
button head bolt (M6) (a).
• Apply grease on the sleeve before installing.

• Locate sleeve (a) into swingarm LH and RH.
Fig. 6.9.170
5 mm Allen key

Fig. 6.9.167
• Position swingarm assembly into frame and ensure
• Assemble end cup (a) into swingarm LH and RH.
mounting holes are aligned properly.
Fig. 6.9.168
Fig. 6.9.171

• Insert mounting bolt (a) (M6) and tighten.
• Insert spindle (a) from LH till it is located on the end
cap with slots.
Fig. 6.9.175
Fig. 6.9.172
• Locate Hex nut (M16) (a) along with washer (b) on
spindle. Torque 10-12 N-m/1.01.2 kgf-m
• Hold spindle from LH side suitably and tighten
nut. • Locate cover (a) over swing arm cover. Gently press
to install.
Fig. 6.9.173
Fig. 6.9.176
24 mm Socket with Ratchet 6.9.14. Subframe
Torque 66-74 N-m/6.6-7.4 kgf-m • Locate subframe (a) in mainframe (b).
• Locate swing arm spindle shield (a).
Fig. 6.9.177
Fig. 6.9.174

• Locate and install hex head long bolt along with • Align bottom mounting hole of shock absorber (a)
nut (b) in mainframe (a) . to swingarm bracket LH (b) and tighten with button
head bolt (M8) (c).
Fig. 6.9.178
Fig. 6.9.180
Torque 15-20 N-m/1.5-2.0 kgf-m 17 mm Allen socket and Ratchet
6.9.15. Shock Absorber Torque 25-35 N∙m/2.5-3.5 kgf-m
• Tighten both mounting bolts evenly to torque.

CAUTION
Ensure the motorcycle is upright on a firm and • Locate and align the shock absorber top (c) to the
flat surface. mounting hole on frame RH (b) and tighten with
hex flange bolt (M10) (a).
• Locate and align the shock absorber top (a) to
mounting hole on frame LH (b) and tighten with
hex flange bolt (M10) (c).
Fig. 6.9.181
Fig. 6.9.179 17 mm socket and Ratchet

17 mm socket and Ratchet

• Align the shock absorber (a) bottom mounting hole
to the swingarm bracket RH (b) and tighten with
button head bolt (M8) (c).
Fig. 6.9.184
CAUTION
Support steering stem from bottom. DO NOT
Fig. 6.9.182 allow the steering stem to drop out of frame
head tube.
6 mm Allen socket and Ratchet • Assemble headstock bearing with the taper facing
upwards (a).
6.9.15. Steering Stem Assembly into Frame

Head Tube
• Insert the dust seal (a) and roller bearing (b).
Fig. 6.9.185
• Assemble bearing guide (a) with the cup facing

downwards.
Fig. 6.9.183
6.9.17. Steering Stem on Frame Head Tube
• Apply Royal Enfield recommended grease on the

bearing cups inner surface.
• Insert steering stem (a) into frame head tube from
the bottom.
Fig. 6.9.186

• Assemble headstock seal (a) with the cup facing Check the following
downwards. • Check the free movement of steering stem from
left to right.
• Check axial play of steering stem at center,
extreme left and right positions.
• Check lateral play of steering stem at center,
extreme left and right positions.
Fig. 6.9.187
• Assemble headstock seal (a) with the cup facing

downwards.
Fig. 6.9.190
• Tighten or loosen stem nut to ensure no axial
or lateral movement is present and the steering
movement is smooth.
CAUTION
DO NOT over tighten the nut. Over/under
torquing will lead to improper adjustment of
steering stem.
Fig. 6.9.188
Check for smooth turning in left and right
directions and tighten just sufficiently.
• Assemble stem nut (a) on steering stem and tighten.
6.9.18. Top Yoke on steering stem
• Locate top yoke (a) over stem nut and ensure it is

seated fully.
Fig. 6.9.189
1st Torque - 50 Nm
Loosen - 110°
Torque 2nd Torque - 5-7 Nm Fig. 6.9.191
NOTE
• Pre-coat steering nut with LOCTITE 204 before
assembling.

• Assemble hex socket nut (a) and washer (b) into • Locate special tool (a) on piston (b) with the piston
top yoke and tighten just sufficiently. DO NOT facing upwards.
TIGHTEN THE BOLT TO TORQUE.
Fig. 6.9.194
Fig. 6.9.192
SPL
Part No: ST26461-2

• Assemble slide bush (a) into main tube (b) from
fork top.
6.9.19. Front Fork Sub Assembly LH and RH
• Assemble spring (a) into piston from the bottom

end (b).
Fig. 6.9.195
• Assemble fork main tube (a) on piston (b) with the

threads on the main tube inner facing downwards.
Ensure the piston is guided out of the main tube.
Fig. 6.9.193
Fig. 6.9.196
SPL
Part No: ST26461-2

• Assemble taper oil lock (a) on piston (b). Apply • Locate hex socket head screw (M10) (a) along with
little grease to lock on its place. washer (b) into mounting hole in bottom tube and
tighten to torque.
NOTE
• Pre-coat bolt threads with LOCTITE 243 before
assembling.
Fig. 6.9.197
• Assemble bottom tube top (a) over main tube (b).

Ensure it is seated on taper oil lock.
Fig. 6.9.199
• Remove the special tool.

Fig. 6.9.198 • Insert washer (a) on the main tube (b) and ensure
proper seating into the bottom tube.
Fig. 6.9.200

• Assemble oil seal (a) on main tube (b) with the lip • Assemble dust seal (a) from main tube top with
facing upwards. closed ends upwards. Using special tool, drive dust
seal into bottom tube till it is flush with top surface
of bottom tube.
Fig. 6.9.201
• Locate special tool (a) on main tube and drive oil Fig. 6.9.204
seal into bottom tube till it is seated fully and the
seal clip groove in bottom tube is visible. SPL
Part No: ST26485-3
Part Name: Fork oil seal installer
• Ensure free up and down movement of the main

tube into bottom tube.
• Holding bottom tube, gently pull out main tube to
its maximum stop ends position.
• Insert spring (a) into main tube with its closed
Fig. 6.9.202 coils facing downwards.
SPL
Part No: ST26485-3
Part Name: Fork oil seal installer
• Remove special tool from fork inner tube.

• Assemble seal clip (a) over oil seal and ensure it is
seated properly on the grove in bottom tube.
Fig. 6.9.205
Fig. 6.9.203

• Fill recommended fork oil into main tube. • Assemble plain washer (a) over spacer tube.
Fig. 6.9.206
Fig. 6.9.209
Quantity: 453 ml/fork • Locate O-ring (a) on cap nut (b), position it over
Oil grade: 2w25 washer correctly, gently push down cap nut till
threads engage in main tube (c) and tighten fully.
• Replace with new oil whenever the oil drained from
fork.
• Check oil quantity and fill with recommended fork
oil with specified grade. Specified oil grade: 10Wt
(Fork Oil Quantity = 453 ml per fork).
• Insert steel plate (a) into main tube over spring
top.
Fig. 6.9.210
36 mm Ring spanner
CAUTION
Fig. 6.9.207
Ensure thread are engaged correctly to
prevent damage to cap nut/main tube threads
• Assemble spacer tube (a) into main tube.
Fig. 6.9.208

6.9.20. Front Fork LH and RH Assembly on • Tighten pinch bolt (a) on bottom yoke.
Motorcycle
• Ensure pinch bolts on LH and RH sides of the

steering stem and top yoke are sufficiently loose.
• Ensure the steering stem and top yoke fork
mounting holes are aligned.
• Position headlamp holder RH between steering
stem and top yoke.
• Insert fork assembly RH (a) into steering stem (b), Fig. 6.9.213
headlamp holder, handlebar clip on and top yoke.
• Reassemble the following parts:

• Assemble Ignition switch and connect wiring
connector (section 11.12.2).
• Instrument cluster and connect wiring connector
(section 11.12.5).
Fig. 6.9.211 • Trafficators LH and RH and connect wiring
coupler (section 11.9.1).
• Gently tighten the top pinch bolt in steering stem • Headlamp assembly (section 11.12.1).
RH to prevent fork from dropping down.
• Headlamp housing between headlamp holder
• Repeat above process to assemble fork assembly LH and RH (section 11.12.4).
LH.
• Front number plate - India (section 6.6.16).
• Ensure fork assembly RH and LH top is 10 mm
above and hex cap nut is above the top yoke.
• Wheel caliper on fork end LH (section 9.2.8).
• ABS wheel speed sensor on fork end LH (section
9.3.9).
• Position brake hose and ABS wheel speed sensor
in the clamps on the LH side.
• Locate wheel speed sensor on RH side of the
wheel hub, position front wheel between fork
ends, ensure speed sensor is correctly positioned
against fork end RH. Insert front wheel axle into
Fig. 6.9.212 fork end and tighten to torque (section 6.8.13).
• Support motorcycle underneath cradle frame such
that front wheel is off the ground by minimum 6
inches/15 cm.

Fig. 6.9.214 Fig. 6.9.216
• Turn handlebar to extreme left and right position

and check for free and smooth rotation. 30 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
• Hold the front wheel straight ahead, check for any

play. • Loosen 2 Nos. Pinch bolts (M8) (a) on top yoke LH
• Gently push front wheel upwards and release, and RH side (fork main tube area).
check for any play.
• Tighten top nut (a) on top yoke to torque.
Fig. 6.9.217
Fig. 6.9.215
30 mm Hex socket with Ratchet • Locate stem nut (a) and tighten gently.
6.9.21. Steering Stem Play Adjustment
• Ensure the motorcycle is on a firm and flat surface.

• Ensure front wheel is off the ground. Turn
handlebar to extreme LH and RH side to check
for free movement. Hold handlebar in straight
position and gently lock the motorcycle keeping a
Fig. 6.9.218
finger underneath top yoke to check for any axial
or lateral movement.
NOTE
• If movement is found adjust as follows:
• A
fter a set torque of 8 N-m do not steer the
• Loosen top nut (a) on top yoke.
motorcycle.

• Check for free rotation and no axial or lateral • Locate protective boot (a) on top yoke nut.
movements.
• Tighten pinch bolt on top yoke and stem nut.
• Tighten 2 Nos. (a) pinch bolts to specified torque
20 N-m/2.0 kgf-m.
Fig. 6.9.221
Fig. 6.9.219
• TIghten top nut (a) on top yoke.
Fig. 6.9.220

Troubleshooting
Recommended
Specification
1. Front Fork/Steering Stem Related
Royal Enfield front
Dismantle fork legs, fork oil 2W 25.
Excessive oil is filled in fork
Excessive oil is filled. drain oil and fill correct
legs.
recommended oil quantity. Quantity 453 ml/
fork.
Oil leak
Oil leaks from top cap Cap nuts are loose/sealing Tighten Cap nuts/replace
from fork
nut. washer is damaged. sealing washer.
assembly
LH/RH Oil leaks between Oil seals are worn-out or not
Dismantle fork legs and
main tube and guide seated evenly/loose in guide
replace oil seals.
tube is faulty. tubes.
Oil leaks from Hex socket Dismantle fork legs and
Oil leaks from guide
bolt at the bottom of guide replace sealing washer
tube bottom.
tube. bottom and reassemble.
Royal Enfield front
Oil quantity mismatched Dismantle fork legs, drain fork oil 2W 25.
Oil quantity is less in
between LH and RH fork oil and fill with correct
one/both fork legs.
assemblies. recommended quantity. Quantity 453 ml/
fork.
Fork main springs Fork main springs have lost
Main spring
have become soft/ tension/Overall length of the Dismantle fork legs and
length: 390 ±
Hitting coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs.
4.0mm.
noise from length is reduced. are broken.
front fork/s Rebound spring has Rebound springs have lost
become soft/broken/ tension/overall length is
replace rebound springs.
length is reduced. reduced/coils are broken.
Dismantle fork leg
Taper oil lock is seated
Taper oil lock is not assemblies, check for
unevenly/loose in piston
seated properly/is uneven seating/loose
tube/hex socket bolt at fork
loose on piston tube. fittings and replace taper oil
end bottom is loose.
lock/fork piston assembly.
Royal Enfield front
between LH and RH fork out oil and fill with correct
one/both fork legs.
Fork action
fork.
is soft
Fork main springs have lost
Fork main springs are Main spring
tension/overall length of Dismantle fork legs and
soft/coils are broken/ length: 390 ±
main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs.
length is reduced. 3.0mm.
are broken.

Recommended
Specification
Royal Enfield front
Excessive oil is filled Dismantle fork legs, drain fork oil 2W 25.
Excessive oil is filled in the
in fork assembly LH/ oil and fill with correct
fork legs.
RH. recommended quantity. Quantity 453 ml/
fork.
Fork action
Fork main tube Dismantle fork legs, check
is hard
movement in fork Fork main tube is bent. main tube for straightness
ends is sticky. and replace main tubes.
Dismantle fork legs,
Fork end tubes are
check fork ends inside for
damaged.
excessive wear-out.
Tyre seating on rims is
Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and
improper. rim surface. reassemble correctly.
Wheel rims are out ofWheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre and true the
trueness. excessive run-out. wheel rim correctly.
Wheel rims have been
Wheel rims have a Replace with Royal Enfield
cracked/damaged due to
crack/heavy damage. genuine wheel rims.
impact.
Wheels have
Wheel bearings are worn-
excessive axial/side Remove bearing and replace
out
play.
Hubs front/rear are Wheel hubs are damaged Replace with Royal Enfield
cracked/damaged due to impact. genuine hubs.
Royal Enfield front
Oil quantity is Oil quantity mismatched Dismantle fork legs, drain
fork oil 2W 25.
mismatching in LH between LH and RH fork oil and fill with correct
Quantity 453 ml/
and RH fork legs. assemblies. recommended quantity.
fork.
Main spring
Riding is length: 390 ±
coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs.
unstable 4.0mm.
length is reduced. are broken.
Dismantle fork legs, check
Fork main tube is bent. main tube for straightness
Fork main tube and replace main tubes.
movement in fork Dismantle fork legs,
end is sticky. Fork end tubes are check fork ends inside for
damaged. excessive wear-out and
replace.
Control cables/wiring Route the control cables/
harness is not routed wiring harness correctly and
properly. strap to frame.
Steering stem Steering stem nut is Adjust the steering stem nut
movement is not excessively tightened. correctly.
smooth. Steering stem bearings
rollers have sticky Dismantle steering stem and
movement/is rusted/bearing replace bearings.
is damaged/uneven seating.
Steering stem is bent. Steering stem is bent. Replace steering stem.

Recommended
Specification
Solo:
Front tyre: 32
psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Rear tyre: 32 psi/2.2
Tyre pressures are Front and rear tyre kg/cm2.
Ensure correct tyre
less/more than pressures are under/over
pressures.
recommended. inflated. With Pillion:
Front tyre: 32
psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Rear Tyre:
36psi/2.53 kg/cm2.
Wheels alignment is Front and rear wheels are Align front and rear wheels
not proper. not aligned. correctly.
Royal Enfield front
Dismantle fork legs, drain
Oil quantity is Oil quantity is mismatched fork oil 2W 25.
out the oil and fill with
mismatching in LH between LH and RH fork
correct recommended
and RH fork legs. assemblies. Quantity 453 ml/
quantity.
fork.
Vehicle is Fork main springs Fork main springs have lost
Main spring
pulling to have become soft/ tension/Overall length of the Dismantle fork legs and
length: 390 ±
one side coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs.
4.0mm.
Steering stem nut is Adjust steering stem nut
excessively tightened. correctly.
Steering stem bearings
Steering movement
rollers have sticky
is hard. Dismantle steering stem and
movement/are rusted/
replace bearings.
bearing is damaged/uneven
seating.
and replace main tubes.
Dismantle fork legs,
Vehicle met with an Fork end tubes are check fork ends inside for
accident. damaged. excessive wear-out and
replace.
Steering stem is bent. Replace steering stem
Check main frame for
Main frame is bent.
impact/bends and replace.
2. REAR SHOCK ABSORBER/SWINGARM RELATED
Shock absorbers have
Rear shock absorbers
excessive radial/axial play on Replace both shock
bushes are worn-out/
top/bottom mounting bolts absorbers as a set.
damaged.
due to bush damage.
Rear
Check top and bottom
suspension Top/bottom mounting
Rear shock absorbers mounting points for any
is noisy locations of shock absorbers
are misaligned. misalignment. Replace
are misaligned.
swingarm if it is bent.
Rear swingarm Rear swingarm bushes are Replace swingarm bushes
bushes are defective. rusted/jammed. and axle.

Recommended
Specification
Adjust shock absorber
Shock absorber Rear shock absorber spring spring preload evenly on
spring is preloaded at preload is adjusted to soft both LH and RH side for the
Min position. position. desired riding comfort and
Rear road conditions.
suspension
Rear shock absorbers have
is too soft Shock absorbers are Replace both shock
oil leakage/springs are very
weak. absorbers as a set.
soft.
bushes are defective. worn-out. and axle.
Shock absorbers Rear shock absorbers spring spring preload evenly on
spring is preloaded at preload is adjusted to both LH and RH side for
Rear Max position. maximum hard position. desired riding comfort and
suspension road conditions.
is too hard Shock absorbers are Rear shock absorbers Replace both shock
defective. compression is very hard. absorbers as a set.
bushes are defective. rusted/jammed . and axle.
Rear shock
absorbers spring
Spring preload adjustments spring preload evenly on
preload adjustment
are not at same position on both LH and RH side for
is mismatching
LH & RH shock absorbers. desired riding comfort and
Rear tyre between LH and RH
road conditions.
worn-out shock absorbers.
on one side Rear wheel bearings are
Rear wheel bearings
worn-out/have excessive Replace wheel bearings.
are defective.
side play.
Rear swingarm is Rear swingarm is bent (LH &
Replace swingarm assembly.
defective. RH arms not at same level).
Wheels alignment is Front and rear wheels are
Align front and rear wheels.
not proper. not aligned.
Rear wheel bearings are
Rear wheel bearings
are defective.
side play.
Rear shock
Vehicle absorbers spring
Spring preload adjustments spring preload evenly on
skids when preload adjustment
are not at same position on both LH and RH side for
rear brake is mismatching
LH & RH shock absorbers. desired riding comfort and
is applied between LH and RH
road conditions.
shock absorbers.
bushes are defective. worn-out. and axle.
Rear swingarm is Rear swingarm is bent (LH
defective/rubbing on & RH arms are not at same Replace swingarm assembly.
frame on one side. level).
Rear Rear swingarm Check and correct swingarm
Rear swingarm axle nut is
swingarm mounting to frame is alignment to frame and
loose.
has loose. tighten swingarm mountings.
excessive Rear swingarm Rear swingarm bushes are Replace swingarm bushes
side play bushes are defective rusted/jammed. and axle.
Recommended
Specification
3. TYRES RELATED
Rear tyre is
Improper wheel Rear wheel is misaligned Check and correct wheel
worn-out
alignment. with respect to front wheel. alignment.
on one side.
Front tyre:
Tyres found to have bulges/ 100/90-19
Internal defect/poor Replace with Royal Enfield
cracks in side wall. Threads
Tyre quality tyre. recommended tyres.
are separated from the tyre. Rear tyre:
wearing out 140/70-17
unevenly/
vehicle is
unstable/ Tyre seating on rims is Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and
wobbling improper. rim surface. reassemble correctly.
Wheel rims have a Wheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre. Carry out
defect. excessive run-out. proper wheel truing.
Rims have excessive Wheel bearings are worn- Remove and replace wheel
side play. out/have excessive play. bearings.
4. WHEEL RIMS RELATED
Tyre seating on rims is Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and
improper. rim surface. reassemble correctly.
Wheel rims are out of Wheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre and true the
Vehicle is Wheel rims have a Wheel rims are cracked/ Replace with Royal Enfield
unstable/ crack/heavy damage. damaged due to impact. genuine wheel rims.
wobbling Wheels have
Remove bearing and
excessive axial/side Wheel bearings are worn-out.
replace.
play.
cracked/damaged. due to impact. genuine hubs.

Vehicle Troubleshooting
VEHICLE TROUBLESHOOTING
Vehicle Troubleshooting
CONTENTS PAGE
6.10. Troubleshooting..............................................................................................................................322
6.10.1. Air Filter............................................................................................................................................................. 322
6.10.2. Control Cables.................................................................................................................................................. 323
6.10.3. Handlebar ........................................................................................................................................................ 325
6.10.4. Exhaust Pipes and Silencers............................................................................................................................. 326
6.10.5. Wheels.............................................................................................................................................................. 327
6.10.6. Suspension....................................................................................................................................................... 329

6.10. Troubleshooting
6.10.1. Air Filter
Recommended
Specification
Air filter element cover

Air filter element cover Check proper seating of
not seated properly on
not sealing properly on the air filter element cover
air filter box assembly/
air filter box assembly on air filter box assembly
improperly tightened
Air filter element cover

Air filter element cover Replace air filter box
Air induction cracked due to improper
cracked assembly
noise from air assembly/over tightened
filter box is
high Air filter box assembly
Air filter box assembly not aligned properly and Replace air filter box
cracked/damaged tightened/damaged due assembly
to damage
Cracked due to age
Hoses connecting to
hardening/improper Replace hosesjj
inlet manifold cracked
assembly
Engine
running very Filter element choked Check and replace filter
Filter element choked
sluggish and with dirt/water/oil element
pick up poor
Rubber hoses
connecting from air
Check and inspect each Check and replace hose/s,
filter box assembly to
hose for no damage/ and/or air filter body as
acv, iac, throttle body,
cracks/proper fitting required
cracked/disconnected/
not sealing properly
Engine Damaged due to
misfiring/ mishandling/heavy Check and replace filter
running Filter element damaged
particles entering air filter element
lean/idling box assembly
improper
Iat sensor sealing gasket
Iat sensor not sealing Check and replace iat
damaged/mounting
properly sensor gasket/sensor
screws loose
Acv sealing gasket

Check and replace acv
Acv not sealing properly damaged/mounting
gasket/sensor
screws loose
Engine oil
Clean breather chamber
accumulation Check and maintain
Excessive oil in sump and hose leading to air
inside air filter correct engine oil level
filter box assembly
box assembly

6.10.2. Control Cables
Recommended
Specification
Clutch lever operation
at is sticky
accumulation
Clutch lever excessive Clutch lever mounting hole
movement in handlebar is out of shape/fixing bolt
lever bracket assembly
bracket LH worn-out
Clutch lever Check and replace clutch
movement Inner cable movement cable
cable/clutch lever bracket
not smooth sticky
sticky in cover RH uneven wear-out of clutch shaft/cover RH
shaft/cover RH
Clutch plates
Clutch plates/clutch Check and replace clutch
movement in clutch
housing damaged plates/clutch assembly
housing is sticky

Recommended
Specification
Clutch lever movement
in bracket hard
accumulation
Inner cable movement cable
Clutch cable/clutch lever bracket
operation sticky in outer cable
hard
hard in cover RH uneven wear-out of clutch shaft/cover RH
shaft/cover RH
Clutch plates burnt and Clutch plates burnt/hard/ Check and replace clutch
hard clutch housing damaged plates/clutch assembly
Throttle cables are Throttle cables stuck/
Check cable routing and
stuck between frame jammed between frame
proper strapping to frame
and fuel tank and fuel tank
Throttle rotor Throttle rotor area in the Check and lubricate throttle
movement in housing housing is dry/heavy dirt rotor and housing in
Throttle is sticky accumulation handlebar
rotor
The eyelets in the throttle
movement
Throttle rotor cable rotor are damaged/inner Check and replace throttle
sticky/
seating area damaged cable eyelets not seating cables/throttle rotor
opening
correctly in the rotor eyelets
hard
Throttle cables inner
strands broken
Inner cables movement Check and replace throttle
sticky in outer cable Teflon coating in between cables
inner/outer throttle cables
damaged

6.10.3. Handlebar
Recommended
Specification
Solo:
Front tyre: 32 psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Tyre pressures Rear tyre: 32 psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Improper front and Ensure correct tyre
are more than
rear tyre pressures. pressures.
recommended. With Pillion:
Front tyre: 32 psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Rear Tyre: 36 psi/2.54 kg/cm2.
Balancer mountings Tighten balancer
Vibrations transmitted Handlebar
are loose/threads mountings/replace
to rider while riding balancers are loose.
are worn-out. balancers.
Check and tighten
Handlebar clamp
Fasteners loose/ fasteners/replace
fasteners are loose
threads worn-out fasteners/handlebar
on top yoke.
clip-ons/top yoke
Handlebar Clip-on/handlebar
Replace clip-ons/
is cracked at clamping locations
handlebar
mounting location. has minor cracks.
Replace clip-ons/
One or the other handlebar.
clip-on is bent/
handlebar is bent.
Uneasiness/pain felt on Handlebar is bent/
Ensure correct
one shoulder misaligned.
Handlebar positioning of
alignment dots are the handlebar
not correct. alignment dots with
respect to top yoke.

6.10.4. Exhaust Pipes and Silencers
Symptom Possible Cause Diagnosis How to Fix Recommended

Specification
Check and tighten
Exhaust pipe
Exhaust pipe flange mounting to
flange mounting
mounting to torque. Torque: 25-35 N-m/2.5-3.5
to cylinder head
cylinder head is Replace exhaust kgf-m
is loose/flange is
Vibration/rattling noise loose. cracked.
pipe if flange is
from exhaust pipe/s. cracked.
Check and tighten
Exhaust pipe Fasteners are loose/
fasteners to torque. Torque: 25-35 N-m/2.5-3.5
mounting to frame mounting clamps are
Replace clamps if kgf-m
is loose. cracked.
they are cracked.
Check and tighten
Fasteners are fasteners to torque
Silencer mounting Torque:25-35 N-m/2.5-3.5
loose/mounting Replace clamps/
to frame is loose. kgf-m
clamps are cracked. silencer if they are
Vibration/rattling noise cracked.
from silencer/s.
Remove silencer
Internal baffles
and shake to check Replace silencer
in silencer are
if internal baffles assembly.
broken.
are cracked.
Gaskets are burnt/ Gaskets are Replace exhaust
Exhaust leak from missing. burnt-out due to pipe/silencer
cylinder head joint/ loose clamping gasket.
silencer joint. of exhaust pipe/
silencer.

6.10.5. Wheels

Specification
1. Tyres Related
Front tyre: 32 psi/2.2
kg/cm2.
Centre Threads
Tyre pressure Front and rear tyre
Wear-Out Is High/ Ensure correct tyre Rear tyre:
is more than pressure is over
Poor Traction/ pressures. Solo: 32 psi/2.2 kg/cm2
recommended. inflated.
Unstable Riding
With Pillion: 36
psi/2.54 kg/cm2.
Front tyre: 32 psi/2.2
kg/cm2.
Side Threads Wear-
Front and rear tyre Check inner tubes
Out Is High/Side
pressures under for any puncture/ Rear tyre:
Wall Has Cracks/ Tyre pressures is less
inflated leaky valve pins Solo: 32 psi/2.2 kg/
Motorcycle Has than recommended.
side walls have ensure correct tyre cm2.
Dragging/Unstable
minute cracks. pressures.
Riding
With Pillion: 36
psi/2.54 kg/cm2.
Rear wheel
Rear Tyre Wear-Out Improper wheel misaligned with Check and correct
On One Side alignment. respect to front wheel alignment.
wheel.
Tyres found to have
bulges/cracks in side Replace with Front tyre: 100/90-19,
Internal defect/poor wall. Royal Enfield
quality tyre. Threads are recommended Rear tyre: 140/70-17,
separated from the tyres.
tyre.
Tyre/S Wearing
Out Is Uneven/ Tyre seating on rims Tyre bead is uneven Remove tyre and
Motorcycle Is is improper. at the rim surface. reset correctly.
Unstable/Wobbling Wheel rims are bent/ Remove tyre and
Wheel rims have a
have excessive run- carry out proper
defect.
out. wheel truing.
Wheel bearings Remove and
Rims have excessive
worn-out/excessive replace wheel
side play.
play. bearings.

Specification
Tyre seating on rims Tyre bead is uneven Remove tyre and

is improper at the rim surface reset correctly
Wheel rims are bent/ Remove tyre and
Wheel rims are out
Motorcycle Is have excessive run- true the wheel rim
of trueness
unstable/Wobbling out correctly
Wheel rims are Replace with royal

Wheel rims have a
cracked/damaged enfield genuine
crack/heavy damage
due to impact wheel rims
3. Others
Wheels have
Motorcycle Is Wheel bearings are Remove bearing
excessive axial/side
unstable/Wobbling worn-out and replace
play

6.10.6. Suspension
Recommended
Specification
1. Front Fork/Steering Stem Related
Royal Enfield front
Dismantle fork legs, drain oil fork oil 2W 25.
Excessive oil is filled in fork
Excessive oil is filled. and fill correct recommended
legs.
oil quantity. Quantity 473 ml/
fork.
Oil leak
Oil leaks from top cap Cap nuts are loose/sealing Tighten Cap nuts/replace
from fork
nut. washer is damaged. sealing washer.
assembly
LH/RH Oil leaks between Oil seals are worn-out or not
main tube and guide seated evenly/loose in guide
replace oil seals.
tube is faulty. tubes.
Oil leaks from Hex socket Dismantle fork legs and
Oil leaks from guide
bolt at the bottom of guide replace sealing washer
tube bottom.
tube. bottom and reassemble.
Royal Enfield front
between LH and RH fork oil and fill with correct
one/both fork legs.
fork.
have become soft/ tension/Overall length of the Dismantle fork legs and Main spring length:
Hitting coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs. 303 ± 3.0mm.
noise from length is reduced. are broken.
front fork/s Rebound spring has Rebound springs have lost
become soft/broken/ tension/overall length is
replace rebound springs.
length is reduced. reduced/coils are broken.
Dismantle fork leg
Taper oil lock is seated
Taper oil lock is not assemblies, check for uneven
unevenly/loose in piston
seated properly/is seating/loose fittings and
tube/hex socket bolt at fork
loose on piston tube. replace taper oil lock/fork
end bottom is loose.
piston assembly.
Royal Enfield front
between LH and RH fork out oil and fill with correct
one/both fork legs.
Fork action
fork.
is soft
Fork main springs have lost
Fork main springs are
tension/overall length of Dismantle fork legs and Main spring length:
soft/coils are broken/
main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs. 303 ± 3.0mm.
length is reduced.
are broken.

Recommended
Specification
Royal Enfield front
Dismantle fork legs, drain fork oil 2W 25.
Excessive oil is filled in Excessive oil is filled in the
oil and fill with correct
fork assembly LH/RH. fork legs.
recommended quantity. Quantity 473 ml/
fork.
Fork action
is hard
Fork main tube
movement in fork
ends is sticky.
Fork end tubes are damaged. fork ends inside for excessive
wear-out.
Tyre seating on rims is Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and reassemble
improper. rim surface. correctly.
Wheel rims have been
Wheel rims have a Replace with Royal Enfield
cracked/damaged due to
crack/heavy damage. genuine wheel rims.
impact.
Wheels have excessive
Wheel bearings are worn-out Remove bearing and replace
axial/side play.
cracked/damaged due to impact. genuine hubs.
Royal Enfield front
Oil quantity is Oil quantity mismatched Dismantle fork legs, drain
fork oil 2W 25.
mismatching in LH between LH and RH fork oil and fill with correct
Quantity 473 ml/
and RH fork legs. assemblies. recommended quantity.
fork.
Main spring length:
Riding is 303 ± 3.0mm.
coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs.
unstable
Fork main tube
movement in fork end
is sticky.
wear-out and replace.
Control cables/wiring Route the control cables/
harness is not routed wiring harness correctly and
properly. strap to frame.
Steering stem Steering stem nut is Adjust the steering stem nut
movement is not excessively tightened. correctly.
smooth. Steering stem bearings
rollers have sticky Dismantle steering stem and
movement/is rusted/bearing replace bearings.
is damaged/uneven seating.
Steering stem is bent. Steering stem is bent. Replace steering stem.

Recommended
Specification
Solo:
Front tyre: 32
psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Rear tyre: 32 psi/2.2
Tyre pressures are kg/cm2.
Front and rear tyre pressures Ensure correct tyre
less/more than
are under/over inflated. pressures.
recommended. With Pillion:
Front tyre: 32
psi/2.2 kg/cm2.
Rear Tyre: 36
psi/2.54 kg/cm2.
Wheels alignment is Front and rear wheels are not Align front and rear wheels
not proper. aligned. correctly.
Royal Enfield front
Oil quantity is Oil quantity is mismatched Dismantle fork legs, drain out fork oil 2W 25.
mismatching in LH between LH and RH fork the oil and fill with correct
and RH fork legs. assemblies. recommended quantity. Quantity 473 ml/
fork.
Vehicle is Fork main springs Fork main springs have lost
pulling to have become soft/ tension/Overall length of the Dismantle fork legs and Main spring length:
one side coils are broken/ main springs is reduced/coils replace fork main springs. 303 ± 3.0mm.
Steering stem nut is Adjust steering stem nut
excessively tightened. correctly.
Steering stem bearings
Steering movement is
rollers have sticky
hard. Dismantle steering stem and
movement/are rusted/
replace bearings.
bearing is damaged/uneven
seating.
In case of vehicle met
with an accident.
wear-out and replace.
Steering stem is bent. Replace steering stem
Check main frame for
Main frame is bent.
impact/bends and replace.
2. Rear Shock Absorber/Swingarm Related
Shock absorbers have
excessive radial/axial play on Replace both shock
bushes are worn-out/
top/bottom mounting bolts absorbers as a set.
damaged.
due to bush damage.
Rear
Check top and bottom
suspension Top/bottom mounting
Rear shock absorbers mounting points for any
is noisy locations of shock absorbers
are misaligned. misalignment. Replace
are misaligned.
swingarm if it is bent.
Rear swingarm bushes Rear swingarm bushes are Replace swingarm bushes
are defective. rusted/jammed. and axle.

Recommended
Specification
Adjust shock absorber spring
Shock absorber spring Rear shock absorber spring preload evenly on both LH
is preloaded at Min preload is adjusted to soft and RH side for the desired
position. position. riding comfort and road
Rear conditions.
suspension
Rear shock absorbers have
is too soft Shock absorbers are Replace both shock
oil leakage/springs are very
weak. absorbers as a set.
soft.
are defective. worn-out. and axle.
Adjust shock absorber spring
Shock absorbers Rear shock absorbers spring
preload evenly on both LH
spring is preloaded at preload is adjusted to
and RH side for desired riding
Rear Max position. maximum hard position.
comfort and road conditions.
suspension
Shock absorbers are Rear shock absorbers Replace both shock
is too hard
defective. compression is very hard. absorbers as a set.
are defective. rusted/jammed . and axle.
spring preload Adjust shock absorber spring
Spring preload adjustments
adjustment is preload evenly on both LH
are not at same position on
mismatching between and RH side for desired riding
LH & RH sock absorbers.
Rear tyre LH and RH shock comfort and road conditions.
worn-out absorbers.
on one side Rear wheel bearings are
Rear wheel bearings
are defective.
side play.
Rear swingarm is Rear swingarm is bent (LH &
Replace swingarm assembly.
defective. RH arms not at same level).
Wheels alignment is Front and rear wheels are not
Align front and rear wheels.
not proper. aligned.
Rear wheel bearings are
Rear wheel bearings
are defective.
side play.
Vehicle spring preload Adjust shock absorber spring
Spring preload adjustments
skids when adjustment is preload evenly on both LH
are not at same position on
rear brake is mismatching between and RH side for desired riding
LH & RH sock absorbers.
applied LH and RH shock comfort and road conditions.
absorbers.
are defective. worn-out. and axle.
Rear swingarm is Rear swingarm is bent (LH
defective/rubbing on & RH arms are not at same Replace swingarm assembly.
frame on one side. level).
Rear Rear swingarm Check and correct swingarm
Rear swingarm axle nut is
swingarm mounting to frame is alignment to frame and
loose.
has loose. tighten swingarm mountings.
excessive Rear swingarm bushes Rear swingarm bushes are Replace swingarm bushes
side play are defective rusted/jammed. and axle.

Recommended
Specification
3. Tyres Related
Rear tyre is
Improper wheel Rear wheel is misaligned with Check and correct wheel
worn-out
alignment. respect to front wheel. alignment.
on one side.
Front tyre:
Tyres found to have bulges/ 100/90-19
Internal defect/poor Replace with Royal Enfield
cracks in side wall. Threads
Tyre/s quality tyre. recommended tyres.
are separated from the tyre. Rear tyre:
wearing out 140/70-17
unevenly/
vehicle is
unstable/ Tyre seating on rims is Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and reassemble
wobbling improper. rim surface. correctly.
Wheel rims have a Wheel rims are bent/have Remove tyre. Carry out
defect. excessive run-out. proper wheel truing.
Rims have excessive Wheel bearings are worn- Remove and replace wheel
side play. out/have excessive play. bearings.
Tyre seating on rims is Tyre bead is uneven at the Remove tyre and reassemble
improper. rim surface. correctly.
Vehicle is
Wheel rims have a Wheel rims are cracked/ Replace with Royal Enfield
unstable/
crack/heavy damage. damaged due to impact. genuine wheel rims.
wobbling
Wheels have excessive
Wheel bearings are worn-out. Remove bearing and replace.
axial/side play.
cracked/damaged. due to impact. genuine Wheels.

Fuel System
FUEL SYSTEM
Fuel System
CONTENTS PAGE
7. Fuel System.............................................................................................................................................336
7.1. Fuel System Components...................................................................................................................338

Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................338
7.1.1. Fuel Tank............................................................................................................................................................... 338
7.1.2. F uel Pump Connector and Fuel Level Sensor...................................................................................................... 338
7.1.3. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector)....................................................................................................................... 338
7.1.4. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank........................................................................................................................... 339
7.1.5. Drain Hose........................................................................................................................................................... 339
7.1.7. Fuel Pump ............................................................................................................................................................ 339
7.1.6. Fuel Level Sensor................................................................................................................................................. 340
7.1.6. Fuel Filter............................................................................................................................................................. 340
Inspection.................................................................................................................................................341
7.1.9. Fuel Float..............................................................................................................................................................341
7.1.10. Fuel Pump...........................................................................................................................................................341
7.1.11. Fuel Filter............................................................................................................................................................. 342
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................342
7.1.12 Fuel Filter............................................................................................................................................................. 342
7.1.13. Fuel Level Sensor................................................................................................................................................ 342
7.1.14. Fuel Pump ......................................................................................................................................................... 343
7.1.15. Fuel Tank............................................................................................................................................................. 343
7.1.16. Drain Hose.......................................................................................................................................................... 344
7.1.17. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank.......................................................................................................................... 344
7.1.18. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector)...................................................................................................................... 344
7.1.19. F uel Pump Connector......................................................................................................................................... 344
SERVICE MANUAL-METEOR 350 ROYAL ENFIELD 335

7. Fuel System
General Description
Fuel leaves the tank through fuel pump (a) and then passes through the fuel hose (b) to injector (c). In case of
overfilling excess fuel is drained by a drain hose (d). A provision (e) is provided to allow evaporated fuel to the EVAP
canister end (f).

Fuel System
a Fuel Tank 1
b Fuel Supply Module 1
c Fuel Cap 1
d Fuel Hose 1
e O-Ring, Fuel Supply Module 1
f Plate, Fuel Pump Module 1
g Bolt M5 8
h Drain Hose 1

7.1. Fuel System Components 7.1.2. Fuel Pump Connector and Fuel Level
Sensor
WARNING
• Gently lift fuel tank (a) upwards and pull backwards
Gasoline is extremely flammable and highly
slightly.
explosive. Please handle with care. Improper
handling can lead to fatal accident or serious • Disconnect fuel pump connector (b) from fuel
injury. Always drain/fill fuel only in a well tank (a) and from fuel pump mounting plate
ventilated area. hook.
Ensure there is no scope for flames or sparks
near by while draining/filling fuel. CAUTION
DO NOT lift the tank too much to prevent
CAUTION damage to connectors and brake hoses.
Make sure the fuel pressure is relieved before
disconnecting the fuel connection.
CAUTION
flat surface.
Dismantling
7.1.1. Fuel Tank Fig. 7.1.2
• Ensure the ignition and stop switches are in OFF 7.1.3. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector)
position.
• Remove the fuel tank cap. Drain fuel completely • Clean quick fix adapter area and disconnect by
from fuel tank. pressing lock button (a). Remove fuel hose (b).
• Remove side panel RH (section 6.7.1).
• Remove rider seat (section 6.7.2).
• Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex head bolt and nut
(M6) (a) from rear end of fuel tank on frame (b).
Fig. 7.1.3
Fig. 7.1.1

• Gently remove fuel tank (a) from frame.
Fig. 7.1.4

Fig. 7.1.7
• Disconnect EVAP connection hose (a) from fuel
tank (b). 7.1.7. Fuel Pump

(M5) (a) holding fuel pump (b) to tank (c).
Fig. 7.1.5
7.1.5. Drain Hose

Fig. 7.1.8
• Disconnect drain hose connection (a) from fuel
tank (b).
Fig. 7.1.6

• Gently pull out the fuel pump (a) from fuel tank (b). • Gently remove the coupler (a) from module (b).
Fig. 7.1.9 Fig. 7.1.12
• Remove O-rings (a) and (b) from fuel pump. • Remove the fuel level sensor (a)
Fig. 7.1.10 Fig. 7.1.13
7.1.6. Fuel Level Sensor 7.1.6. Fuel Filter
• Lift connector lock (a) and remove the coupler (b). • Lift stainer lock (b) provided in the module (a).
Fig. 7.1.11 Fig. 7.1.14

• Gently lift the fuel pump (a) from fuel pump bracket Inspection
(b).
7.1.9. Fuel Float
• Check resistance at float unit pins at lower position.

• Check the resistance at float unit pins at higher
position.
• Inspect float assembly for fuel ingress. Replace if
fuel float assembly is punctured.
Fig. 7.1.15
• Remove fuel filter (a) from fuel pump(b).
Fig. 7.1.17
7.1.10. Fuel Pump
• Check resistances at fuel pump (a) terminals (b).

Fig. 7.1.16
Replace if resistances are out of specifications.
CAUTION
Make sure the dust in the stainer does not
enter the fuel pump.
Fig. 7.1.18

7.1.11. Fuel Filter • Make sure the stainer is locked properly to the
snaps provided in the module.
• Replace fuel filter for every 30,000 Kms.
Fig. 7.1.22
Fig. 7.1.19
• Replace following whenever fuel system is CAUTION
dismantled: Ensure assembly of new seal every time after
• O-rings and gaskets dismantling, to prevent leakage.
• Rubber hoses
• Fuel filters 7.1.13. Fuel Level Sensor
Assembly • Align the slot (a) with frame key provided in the
cover (b).
7.1.12 Fuel Filter
• Locate the fuel stainer (a) on the sprout (b) of the

fue pump assembly.
Fig. 7.1.23
• Gently insert the Fuel level sensor (a) in the
downwards direction till you hear a click sound.
Fig. 7.1.20
• Genly lock the fuel pump (b) above the stainer (a).
Fig. 7.1.24
Fig. 7.1.21

• Connect the fuel level sensor coupler (a) in the • Locate and tighten 8 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
frame (b). (M5) (a) to assemble fuel pump (b) on fuel tank (c).
Fig. 7.1.25 Fig. 7.1.28
CAUTION
Ensure assembly of new seal every time after
dismantling, to prevent leakage. Torque 10-12 N-m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m
7.1.14. Fuel Pump

7.1.15. Fuel Tank
• Locate O-rings (a) and (b) on fuel pump. Ensure it • Hold and slide fuel tank (a) into frame guide and
is seated properly. ensure bush in fuel tank are aligned into guide in
frame.
Fig. 7.1.26
Fig. 7.1.29
• Assemble fuel pump (a) into tank (b) with outlet
pipes facing towards rear of the tank.
Fig. 7.1.27

7.1.16. Drain Hose 7.1.19. Fuel Pump Connector
• Gently lift fuel tank and connect drain hose • Connect fuel pump connector (a) into fuel pump
connection (a) to fuel tank (b). (b).
Fig. 7.1.30 Fig. 7.1.33
7.1.17. EVAP Connections to Fuel Tank • Gently lower the fuel tank into frame.
• Connect EVAP connection hose (a) to fuel tank (b). • Locate and tighten 1 No. Hex head bolts (M6) (a) on
rear end of fuel tank (b).
Fig. 7.1.31
Fig. 7.1.34
7.1.18. Fuel Hose (Fuel Pump to Injector)
• Connect fuel hose (a) into quick fix connector 10 mm Socket with Ratchet
(b) and ensure lock button is locked with a click Torque 10-12 N-m/1.0-1.2 kgf-m
sound.
NOTE
• Switch ON and OFF the ignition twice and
visually check for any fuel leakage or wet on the
tank and components, If anything found, inspect
and rectify the issue.
Fig. 7.1.32

EVAP
EVAPORATIVE (EVAP) EMISSION CONTROL

SYSTEM
EVAP
CONTENTS PAGE
8. Evaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System...................................................................................347
General Description.................................................................................................................................347
EVAP Components...................................................................................................................................347
8.1. E
vaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System............................................................................... 348
Dismantling.............................................................................................................................................. 348
8.1.1. Charcoal Canister................................................................................................................................................. 348
8.1.2. EVAP Purge Valve............................................................................................................................................... 349
Inspection................................................................................................................................................ 350
8.1.3. Charcoal Canister................................................................................................................................................ 350
8.1.4. Purge Valve......................................................................................................................................................... 350
8.1.5. Hoses.................................................................................................................................................................. 350
8.1.6. Hose Connectors................................................................................................................................................ 350
8.1.7. EVAP System Leak Test Procedure.......................................................................................................................351
Assembly.................................................................................................................................................. 351
8.1.8. EVAP Purge Valve................................................................................................................................................351
8.1.9. Charcoal Canister.................................................................................................................................................351

8. Evaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System
General Description
Royal Enfield motorcycles are equipped with Evaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System.
Whenever the motorcycle is parked after a ride or in hot summer, in high day time temperatures, fuel vapors with
hydrocarbons tend to escape into the atmosphere through the vent hole of the fuel tank cap.
The evaporative emission control system traps these fuel vapors and purges it into a charcoal canister. When
the engine is running, the vapors from the charcoal canister is routed through a purge valve into the combustion
chamber. These vapors are also monitored by the engine management system (EMS) so as to ensure the exhaust
emissions are within the specifications.
EVAP Components

a Fuel Tank 1 e EVAP Purge Valve 1
b Fuel Tank Cap 1 f Hose - EVAP 1
c Hose - Tank Overflow 1 g Hose- Throttle body 1
d Charcoal Canister 1 h Hose - Overflow 1

WARNING • Loosen and remove Hex flange head bolt (M6) (a)
along with spacer (b) from EVAP canister (c).
Before dismantling any part of the EVAP
system, ensure the engine and exhaust
systems are at ambient temperature.
Evaporative fuel vapors are highly
inflammable and explosive, which can result
in serious injury and or fatal accidents.
WARNING
DO NOT damage or puncture any part of the
EVAP system like canister, purge valve etc.
DO NOT blow high compressed air into the
Fig. 8.1.2
canister or purge valve as it can result in an
explosion.
CAUTION
• Gently pullout canister (a) from frame (b).
flat surface.
• Ensure ignition key and engine stop switch are in

OFF position.
• Disconnect battery negative (-) terminal (section
11.5.1).
• Before removing any part of the EVAP system,
open fuel tank cap (section 7.1.4) to release the
pressure inside.
Fig. 8.1.3
8.1. E
vaporative (EVAP) Emission
Control System CAUTION
Do not apply excessive force to pull out
Dismantling canister with hoses as it will damage the
canister and the hose pipes.
8.1.1. Charcoal Canister
• Disconnect inlet (a) and outlet (b) hoses from
canister (c).
• The charcoal canister is located underneath the
frame/below fuel tank mounting location.
Fig. 8.1.4
Fig. 8.1.1

• Remove canister and store carefully. • Disconnect hose (a) from purge valve (b).
Fig. 8.1.5 Fig. 8.1.8
8.1.2. EVAP Purge Valve • Disconnect hose (a) from throttle body (b) and
purge valve.
• Side panel RH (section 6.7.1).
• Side panel LH (section 6.7.5).
• Release purge valve (a) from the frame (b) by
pushing backwards.
Fig. 8.1.9
• Remove purge valve and store carefully.
Fig. 8.1.6
• Disconnect electrical connector (a) from purge

valve (b).
Fig. 8.1.10
Fig. 8.1.7

Inspection 8.1.5. Hoses
8.1.3. Charcoal Canister • Check hose for any crack, pinch, wear out or
hardening. Replace if defective.
• Clean and inspect for any damage or crack on • Replace hoses as mentioned in periodic
canister. Replace if necessary. maintenance schedule.
• Gently shake canister to feel if there is wet fuel 8.1.6. Hose Connectors
inside. If suspected replace canister (weight
200± 5gms).
• Check for any damages or cracks and replace if
• Blow very low pressure air (5 psi) through the inlet defective.
port and check for the free flow of outlet side. If
restricted or no air, replace the canister. Do’s & Don’ts
• Do not fill fuel tank above anti-splash plate inside

fuel tank as it will cause fuel to get into EVAP system.
Fig. 8.1.11
8.1.4. Purge Valve

Fig. 8.1.13
• Clean and visually inspect the EVAP purge valve for
• Do not use motorcycle if any part of EVAP system
any damage or crack.
is damaged.
• Check purge valve in EMS section, replace if found
• Do check the EVAP system periodically for
defective.
damages and leakages.
• Blow low pressure air (5 psi) through hose
connecting to throttle body and check for pressure
release through hose connecting to canister. If air
releases, purge valve is defective and replace.
Fig. 8.1.12

8.1.7. EVAP System Leak Test Procedure • Connect the electrical connector (a) to purge valve.
• Ensure the systems hoses are connected correctly.
• Block the EVAP atmosphere breather.
• Block the LH side throttle body Hose, Purge.
• Connect a hose to the fuel tank to EVAP hose to

allow a pressure to be applied.
• Connect another hose to the RH side throttle body

Hose, Purge. Fig. 8.1.15
• Pressurise the system through both the Evap • Locate purge valve (a) in the frame.
Canister atmosphere breather and the RH side
throttle body Hose, Purge at the same time as
below:
1. Fill at 20kPa for 20 Seconds.
2. Stabilize, 50 Seconds.
3. Drop less than 300 Pa over 5 minutes.
Assembly
8.1.8. EVAP Purge Valve Fig. 8.1.16
• Connect throttle body hose (a) to outlet near • Assembly the following parts:
wiring coupler in purge valve.
• Connect hose (b) to inlet of purge valve from • Rider seat (section 6.7.7).
canister.
8.1.9. Charcoal Canister
• Connect hose (a) from fuel tank to T-joint in the

inlet of the canister.
• Connect hose from purge valve (b) to outer pipe
marked “purge” in canister (c).
• Ensure hoses are seated properly.
Fig. 8.1.14
Fig. 8.1.17

• Check canister dummy plug (a) for full insertion.
Fig. 8.1.18
Fig. 8.1.21
• Locate canister (a) on bracket (b) in frame. Push it
completely to lock in place.
• Reassemble the following parts:
• Fuel tank (section 7.1.15).
• Seat (section 6.7.7).
Fig. 8.1.19
• Locate bolt (a) along with spacer (b) on the canister

in frame(c).
Fig. 8.1.20
Torque 8-10 N∙m/0.8-1.0 kgf m

Brakes and ABS
BRAKES AND ABS

Brakes and ABS
CONTENTS PAGE
9. Brakes and ABS......................................................................................................................................359
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................359
9.1. Brake - Front.......................................................................................................................................359
9.1.1. Master Cylinder Assembly - Front........................................................................................................................ 359

9.1.2. Brake Caliper - Front............................................................................................................................................361
9.1.3. Brake Disc - Front................................................................................................................................................ 362
9.2. Brake - Rear........................................................................................................................................363
9.2.1. Master Cylinder Assembly - Rear........................................................................................................................ 363

9.2.2. Brake Caliper Assembly - Rear........................................................................................................................... 366
9.2.3. Brake Disc - Rear................................................................................................................................................ 367
Inspection................................................................................................................................................ 368
Assembly.................................................................................................................................................. 371
Brake - Rear............................................................................................................................................... 371
9.2.4. Brake Disc - Rear.................................................................................................................................................371

9.2.5. Brake Caliper Assembly - Rear............................................................................................................................371
9.2.6. Master Cylinder Assembly - Rear....................................................................................................................... 373
Rear Brake pedal ......................................................................................................................................375
Brake - Front.............................................................................................................................................376
9.2.7. Brake Disc - Front............................................................................................................................................... 376

9.2.8. Brake Caliper - Front.......................................................................................................................................... 376
9.2.9. Master cylinder - Front....................................................................................................................................... 379
9.3 Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).......................................................................................................381
Working Principle.....................................................................................................................................381
Typical Motorcycle Braking Distance.....................................................................................................381
Functions and Specifications of the ABS Aggregates...........................................................................382
Dismantling...............................................................................................................................................387
9.3.1. Modulator........................................................................................................................................................... 387

9.3.2. Wheel Speed Sensor - Front............................................................................................................................... 390
Brakes and ABS
CONTENTS PAGE
9.3.3. Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear.................................................................................................................................391
9.3.4. Toner Ring – Front.............................................................................................................................................. 392
9.3.5. Toner Ring –Rear................................................................................................................................................ 392
Assembly..................................................................................................................................................392
9.3.6. Toner Ring – Front.............................................................................................................................................. 392
9.3.7. Toner Ring –Rear................................................................................................................................................. 392
9.3.8. Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear................................................................................................................................ 392
9.3.9. Wheel Speed Sensor - Front............................................................................................................................... 393
9.3.10. Modulator......................................................................................................................................................... 394
9.3.11 ABS DTC Codes............................................................................................................................... 399
9.4. Preparation ( Front Disc Brake)...................................................................................................... 402
9.5. Reassembly....................................................................................................................................... 405
9.6. Preparation ( Rear Disc Brake)........................................................................................................ 405
9.7. Reassembly....................................................................................................................................... 407
9.8. Brake Bleeding................................................................................................................................. 409
9.8.1. Front Brake Bleeding..........................................................................................................................................409

9.8.2. Front Brake Fluid Leakage ..................................................................................................................................412
9.8.3. Front Brake Fluid Top up.....................................................................................................................................413
9.8.4. Rear Brake Bleeding............................................................................................................................................414
9.8.5. Rear Brake Fluid Leakage................................................................................................................................... 416
9.8.6. Rear Brake Fluid Top Up......................................................................................................................................417

Brake - Front
a Wheel 1 j ABS Modulator 1
b Front Brake Disc 1 k Front Master Cylinder Assy 1

Hose, Master cylinder to
c Toner Wheel l 1
modulator
d Hex Soc Head Screw M8 5 m Copper Washer 1
e Brake Pad Set 1 n Banjo Bolt 1
f Brake Caliper Assembly 1
Brake Caliper Mounting Bolt
g 2
M10
Hose, Modulator to Brake
h 1
Caliper
i Banjo Bolt 1

Brake - Rear

a Wheel 1 i Nut M8 6
b Brake Disc Rear 1 j Wheel Spindle 1
c Toner Wheel 1 k Rear Brake Pad Set 1
d Bolt M6 6 l Rear Brake Caliper Assy 1
e Bolt M8-Sprocket 6 m Rear Wheel Speed Sensor 1
f Sprocket Carrier 1 n ABS Modulator 1

g Sprocket Driven 1 o Brake Fluid Reservoir 1
h Washer 6 p Rear Master Cylinder Assembly 1

Anti-lock Brake System

Connector Wheel Speed Sensor
a Wheel Speed Sensor - ABS - Front 1 i 1
ABS - Rear
b Brake Caliper Assembly - Front 1 j Rear Caliper Mounting Bracket 1
Hose ABS Modulator to Front

c 1 k Rear Brake Caliper 1
Caliper
d Hose Guide 2
Hose ABS Modulator to Front

e 1
Master Cylinder
f Master Cylinder Assembly - Front 1
g ABS Modulator 1
Connector Wheel Speed Sensor

h 1
ABS - Front

9. Brakes and ABS • Disconnect brake lamp switch connectors (a)
from brake lamp switch (b).
Dismantling
9.1. Brake - Front
CAUTION
flat surface.
Support motorcycle with suitable equipment
below swing arm frame. Fig. 9.1.1
• efore dismantling brake assembly, bleed out

B • Loosen and remove banjo bolt (a) holding the
brake fluid (section 9.8.1). brake hose (b) to front master cylinder to ABS
modulator (c).
NOTE
• If brake pads are being replaced, then it is not
necessary to perform system bleeding.
• W
heel should be dismantled only for brake disc
plate removal.
CAUTION
Whenever front brake caliper assembly is
dismantled from front wheel, DO NOT press
Fig. 9.1.2
brake lever as the piston in the caliper will
move out/get misaligned.
DO NOT remove or disturb the wheel speed 12 mm Socket with Ratchet
sensor on fork end LH.
9.1.1. Master Cylinder Assembly - Front • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex bolts (M5) (a)
along with washers from clamp and remove master
• Remove the following part: cylinder assembly from handlebar RH.
• Rear view mirror from handlebar RH (section

6.3.1).
CAUTION
Ensure master cylinder assembly is supported
carefully while disconnecting.
Fig. 9.1.3

• Hold screw (a) at the top of brake lever, loosen and • Remove circlip (a) from the master cylinder
remove hex nut (M6) (b) at the bottom. assembly (b).
• Unscrew and remove top screw holding brake lever

to master cylinder and remove brake lever.
Fig. 9.1.6
Fig. 9.1.4 Circlip plier
4 mm Allen Socket and 10 mm Double

• Remove the conical spring (piston compression
end spanner
spring) (a) from piston (b) .
Dismantling Master Cylinder Front
• Remove boot (a) from the master cylinder

assembly (b).
Fig. 9.1.7
Fig. 9.1.5
Screw driver

9.1.2. Brake Caliper - Front • Suitably support caliper and correctly tap brake
pad pin (a) from inner side to outside.
• Gently remove hose from caliper assembly (section
9.3.1).
• Support the front brake caliper assembly suitably.
• Loosen and remove upper and lower Hex flange
head bolts (M10) (a) to remove front brake
caliper assembly (b) from LH fork.
Fig. 9.1.10
• Once pin (a) is free, gently pull out pin from brake
caliper.
Fig. 9.1.8
• Gently slide out front brake caliper assembly from

front RH fork.
Fig. 9.1.11
• Remove brake pad lock clip (a) from brake caliper
assembly (b). • Slide out and remove brake pads (a) from brake
caliper front (b).
Fig. 9.1.9
Fig. 9.1.12
Nose plier

Dismantling Front Brake Caliper CAUTION
Do not use high pressure air or bring the
• Remove the pad tensioner spring plate (a).
nozzle too close to the inlet. Place a shop towel
over the pistons to prevent the pistons from
becoming projectiles. Push the dust seals
and piston seals in and lift them out using a
blunt tool. Care should be taken to avoid any
damages on the bore of the sliding surface.
Enough care should be taken to avoid damages
of the piston OD while servicing/handling.
Remove the bleed screw.
9.1.3. Brake Disc - Front

Fig. 9.1.13
• Remove front wheel (section 6.8.1).

• Remove mounting bracket from caliper assembly.
• Ensure wheel assembly is placed on a flat surface
with disc plate facing upwards.
CAUTION
Ensure wheel hub does not get damaged.

(M8) (a) from wheel RH in criss cross pattern
holding toner ring and brake disc to hub.
Fig. 9.1.14
• Position caliper body with the pistons down and

apply small squirts of air pressure to fluid inlet hole
to remove pistons.
Fig. 9.1.16
Fig. 9.1.15
WARNING
DO NOT place/store the wheel with disc facing
downward. It will cause bends and damages
and change warpage.

• Remove toner wheel (a) and keep it aside safely. 9.2. Brake - Rear
CAUTION
CAUTION
Avoid any bends or damages to the toner
wheel as it will have serious effects on ABS Ensure the motorcycle is upright on a firm and
performance. flat surface.
below swing arm frame.
Fig. 9.1.17
Fig. 9.2.1
• Remove front brake disc (a).
CAUTION 9.2.1. Master Cylinder Assembly - Rear

Avoid any bends or damages to the brake
disc as it will have serious effects on braking • Remove split pin (a) from clevis pin located at the
efficiency and will lead to juddering. bottom of master cylinder assembly.
Fig. 9.2.2
Fig. 9.1.18
Nose plier

• Remove reservior hose (a) from master cylinder. • Loosen and remove 1 Nos. Hex socket head banjo
bolt (a) along with copper washer (b) and brake
hose (c).
Fig. 9.2.3
• Collect brake fluid in container. Fig. 9.2.6
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolt

(a) to remove master cylinder from frame.
Fig. 9.2.4
• Loosen and remove 1 No. Allen bolts (a) to remove

oil reservoir (b) from frame.
Fig. 9.2.7
Fig. 9.2.5

Dismantling Rear Brake Master Cylinder CAUTION
• Remove protective rubber boot from master Do not use any sharp tool to pull out the piston
cylinder. from the master cylinder. Pull out gently with
minimum force.
Rear Brake Pedal
• Loose and remove 1 No.Allen bolt (a) (M10) along

with brake pedal (b) from motorcycle.
Fig. 9.2.8
Screw driver
• Remove (a) circlip from the master cylinder body

(b) slowly and carefully. Fig. 9.2.11
• Remove spring (a) from brake pedal (b).
Fig. 9.2.9
Fig. 9.2.12
Circlip plier
• Gently pull out bush (a) with piston (b), seals,

spring guide and conical spring from master
cylinder housing (c).
Fig. 9.2.10

9.2.2. Brake Caliper Assembly - Rear • Remove brake pad inner clip (a) from brake pad
lock pin.
• Remove the following:
• Rear wheel spindle and chain adjuster assembly
from rear wheel (section 6.8.3).
• Loosen and remove Hex socket head screw (M6)
(a) located below brake caliper on RH rear wheel to
remove wheel speed sensor.
Fig. 9.2.16
Nose plier
Fig. 9.2.13 • Slide out and remove brake pads (a) from brake
caliper.
• Gently remove rear wheel speed sensor ABS (a)

from rear wheel hub.
Fig. 9.2.17
• Slide out and remove brake caliper (a) with holder.
Fig. 9.2.14
• Remove brake pad outer clip (a) from brake pad
lock pin.
Fig. 9.2.18
Fig. 9.2.15
Nose plier

Dismantling Rear Brake Caliper 9.2.3. Brake Disc - Rear
• Separate the mounting bracket from the caliper • Remove drive chain and rear wheel from swing arm
assembly by gently pulling them apart. (section 6.8.3).
• Loosen and remove 6 Nos. Allen head bolts (M6)

(a) from rear wheel disc hub RH (b).
Fig. 9.2.19
• Position caliper body with pistons down and apply

small squirts of air pressure to the fluid inlet hole Fig. 9.2.21
to remove pistons.
• Remove ABS toner wheel (a) from rear wheel hub

RH.
Fig. 9.2.20
CAUTION
DO NOT use high pressure air or bring the
nozzle too close to the inlet. Place a shop
towel over the pistons to prevent the pistons Fig. 9.2.22
from becoming projectiles. Push the dust
seals and piston seals in and lift them out using
a blunt tool. Care should be taken to avoid any • Remove rear disc plate (a) from rear wheel hub RH
damage on the bore of the sliding surface. (b) and keep aside safely.
Enough care should be taken to avoid damages
of the piston OD while servicing/handling.
Remove the bleed Screw.
Fig. 9.2.23

Inspection Service limit: 0.8 mm
• Inspect for rust, deep scoring, any foreign materials, • Place brake disc rotor on a flat surface and inspect
burn marks crack in the mounting location of front warpage. Replace if it is out of specifications.
and rear brake discs. Front brake disc.
• Inspect front and rear brake disc thickness and
run-out. Measure depth at points where scoring is
found on the discs and replace if there is excess
wear. (Need to confirm).
Standard: 0.00 mm

specifications. Fig. 9.2.26
Front brake disc. Rear brake disc.
Fig. 9.2.24 Fig. 9.2.27
Rear brake disc.

Feeler gauge
Standard: 0.00 mm
• Inspect and replace toner wheel front if there are

any damages or bends.
• Place toner wheel front on a flat surface and check
Fig. 9.2.25
Vernier caliper

Fig. 9.2.28 Fig. 9.2.30
• Inspect and replaces toner wheel rear ABS (a) if

there are any damages bends. Dial gauge
• Place ABS toner wheel on a flat surface and check

Service limit: 1 mm
CAUTION
Run-out of brake disc should be checked only
when brake disc is assembled on wheel hub.
• Inspect brake pad thickness- front and rear. Replace

if worn-out.
Fig. 9.2.29
Feeler gauge
Standard: 0.00 mm
Service limit: 0.10 mm Fig. 9.2.31
• After assembly of brake disc (a) into front wheel,

• Check brake fluid level and top up if line is below
‘MIN’ level (a).
(b) and rotate rim to check the disc run-out with
dial gauge (c). Ensure run-out is within specified
limits.

Front Rear
Fig. 9.2.32 Fig. 9.2.35
Rear • Inspect and replace front and rear brake hoses (a)
if they have any cracks, leakages or damages.
Front
Fig. 9.2.33
CAUTION Fig. 9.2.36

DO NOT mix DOT 4 and other brake fluids
together Rear
• Inspect brake lever front (a) free play and brake

pedal rear free play. If free play is spongy, check
brake pads for wear or tear and replace and follow
brake bleeding procedure.
Front
Fig. 9.2.37
Fig. 9.2.34

Assembly • Assemble drive chain and rear wheel into swing
arms (section 6.8.8).
Brake - Rear
9.2.5. Brake Caliper Assembly - Rear
9.2.4. Brake Disc - Rear
• Assemble rear disc plate (a) into rear wheel hub RH Assembling Rear Brake Caliper
(b).
• Coat fresh brake fluid on new dust seals and piston
seals.
• Install piston seals in the inner groove (a) and dust

seals in the outer groove (b) in the bore in caliper
assembly.
Fig. 9.2.38
• Assemble ABS toner (a) into rear wheel hub RH.
Fig. 9.2.41
• Coat the caliper cylinder and piston with fresh

brake fluid.
• Insert the closed end of the piston (a) into the

caliper bore and gently press it into caliper fully
till the open ends of the piston are flush with the
Fig. 9.2.39
caliper bore outer edge
• Insert and tighten 6 Nos. Hex head nut (M8) (a)

into rear wheel disc hub RH (b).
Fig. 9.2.42
Fig. 9.2.40 CAUTION

DO NOT apply force while assembling the
piston into the caliper. Press only with minimal
5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet hand pressure.

• Assemble the rubber grommets (a) on the bracket • Assemble Bleed screw (a) with the dust cap on the
mounting area of the caliper. caliper body.
Fig. 9.2.43 Fig. 9.2.46
• Locate bracket (a) on the caliper (b) and gently • Gently locate brake caliper (a) with holder onto
press caliper into bracket fully. brake disc.
Fig. 9.2.44 Fig. 9.2.47
• Install the pad tension spring plate (a) in the Caliper Rear Brake Pads in Wheel Caliper
body.
• Gently locate brake pads (a) into brake caliper.
Fig. 9.2.45
Fig. 9.2.48

• Locate brake pad lock pin (a) into brake caliper. • Locate and tighten Hex socket head screw (M5)
(a) located below brake caliper on rear wheel RH.
Fig. 9.2.49
Fig. 9.2.52
• Install brake pad inner clip (a) into brake pad lock
pin.
• Assemble swing arm bolt, spindle and chain

adjuster assembly into rear wheel (section 6.8.8).
9.2.6. Master Cylinder Assembly - Rear
• Locate new O-ring inside the master cylinder bore.

Fig. 9.2.50
Nose plier
• Gently assemble rear wheel speed sensor ABS (a)

into rear wheel hub.
Fig. 9.2.53
CAUTION
DO NOT use any sharp tool to assemble the O
ring or piston in the master cylinder.
Fig. 9.2.51

• Assemble spring guide on the small end of spring. • Locate master cylinder assembly into frame
assembly.
• Locate peg on piston, on spring guide.
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex socket bolts (M6)
• Locate large bush over the piston. (a) to fix master cylinder assembly (b) into frame.
• Insert large end of the spring along with the piston

and guide bush into the master cylinder bore
and hold it in compressed position inside master
cylinder.
• Assemble Circlip (a) in the master cylinder body

(b) and ensure it is locked properly in the groove.
Fig. 9.2.56
Torque 10-12 N-m/1 kgf-m
• Assemble banjo bolt (a) along with copper washer

Fig. 9.2.54
(b) and brake hose (c) in the master cylinder
assembly.
Circlip plier
• Assemble the protective rubber boot (a) on the

master cylinder.
Fig. 9.2.57
Torque 10-12 N-m/1 kgf-m

Fig. 9.2.55
Screw driver

• Locate and assemble rear brake fluid reservoir (b) Rear Brake pedal
with allen bolt (a) .
• Insert the rear end of the brake pedal (a) into the
master cylinder (b).
Fig. 9.2.58
Fig. 9.2.60
• Locate and tighten brake pedal mounting bolt (a)
Torque (a) 3 N-m/0.3 kgf-m in pedal (b).
Torque (b) 10 N-m/1.0 kgf-m
• Assemble reservoir hose (a) in the master cylinder

assembly.
Fig. 9.2.61
Fig. 9.2.59
Nose Plier

Brake - Front • Insert 5 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M8) (a) into
brake disc LH and tighten in criss cross pattern to
9.2.7. Brake Disc - Front specified torque.
• Locate front brake disc (a) on front wheel hub and

disc facing outward. Ensure mounting holes are
correctly aligned.
Fig. 9.2.63

Fig. 9.1.19
• Position toner wheel (a) onto front disc and ensure
mounting holes are correctly aligned. • Assemble front wheel into front fork assembly
(section 6.8.13).
• If bolts are pre-coated bolts replace with new
ones. 9.2.8. Brake Caliper - Front
• If they are non-coated, clean threads and wait for
few minutes and apply thread sealant. • Coat fresh brake fluid on new dust seals and piston
seals.
• Install piston seals in inner groove (a) and dust
seals in outer groove (b) in the bore in caliper
assembly.
Fig. 9.2.62
Fig. 9.2.64

• Coat the caliper cylinders and pistons with fresh • Install pad tension spring plate (a) in caliper body.
brake fluid.
• Insert closed end of the pistons into caliper bores
and gently press it into caliper fully till open ends
of the piston (a) are flush with caliper bore outer
edge.
Fig. 9.2.67
• Assemble bleeder valve (a) with dust cap on the

caliper body.
Fig. 9.2.65
NOTE
• D
o not apply force while assembling the pistons
into the caliper. Press only with minimal hand
pressure. Assemble pistons one at a time into
the caliper.
Fig. 9.2.68
• Smear white grease on caliper boot and bellow and
assemble them on the caliper body. • Assemble the mounting bracket (a) on caliper
body (b).
Fig. 9.2.66
Fig. 9.2.69

• Slide in and assemble brake pads (a) into brake • Assemble brake pad lock clip (a) into the brake pad
caliper (b). pin (b).
Fig. 9.2.70 Fig. 9.2.73
• Lubricate and insert brake pad pin (a) into caliper.

Nose plier
• Support and hold the front brake caliper assembly

suitably onto the front RH fork.
• Locate and tighten upper and lower Hex flange
head bolts (M8) (a) to fix front brake caliper
assembly (b) to RH fork.
NOTE
Fig. 9.2.71 • Apply LOCTITE 243 on the threads of the bolt

before installing.
• Suitably support caliper and correctly tap brake
pad pin (a) from outside to inside.
Fig. 9.2.74
Fig. 9.2.72

Pin punch and Mallet
• Gently install hose into caliper assembly (section

9.3.10).

9.2.9. Master cylinder - Front CAUTION
DO NOT use tools with sharp ends.
• Locate conical spring (a) on the piston (b).
Ensure circlip is locked properly after assemble.
• Assemble the rubber Boot.
Fig. 9.2.75
• Smear piston seals and cylinder bore with white

grease and assemble piston with spring (a) Fig. 9.2.78
subassembly into master cylinder (b) by gently
pushing it into the bore.
Screw Driver
• Apply silicon grease on the lever pivot hole and

on the Piston surface.
• Position brake lever inside the bracket, locate
pivot screw (a) from the top and tighten to
bracket.
• Assemble lock nut below (b) and tighten.
Fig. 9.2.76
• Compress and assemble circlip (a) into groove of

master cylinder (b).
Fig. 9.2.79
4 mm Allen Socket and 10 mm dou-

ble end spanner
Fig. 9.2.77
Circlip Plier

• Assemble the Brake Switch (b) on the bracket (a). • Assemble banjo bolt (a) holding the brake hose (b)
to front master cylinder to ABS modulator (c).
Fig. 9.2.80
Fig. 9.1.20
• Locate master cylinder assembly on handlebar RH
and locate clamp over cylinder.
• Locate and tighten 2 Nos. Hex flange head bolt 12 mm Socket with Ratchet
(M5) (a) into clamp and fix the master cylinder
Torque 23-26Nm/2.3-2.6 kg/f
assembly.
• Refill fluid, inspect and diagnose if there are any

leakages (section 9.8).
Fig. 9.2.81
Torque 8-10Nm/0.8-1.0 kg/f

9.3 Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Working Principle
The Royal Enfield Meteor 350 motorcycle is equipped with the state of the art Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS).
The ABS is a safety system which constantly receives inputs about the speed of rotation of the front and rear
wheels on a real time basis and modulates the braking force for each wheel when brakes are applied by the rider.
This helps prevent the brakes from locking the wheels, especially when brakes are applied suddenly, the wheels
have a better traction with the road surface.
The benefits of ABS:

• Increased braking efficiency and riding confidence when braking.
• Prevent wheel lock up when brakes are applied suddenly with great force thereby ensuring good traction of the
front and rear wheels with the road surface.
Typical Motorcycle Braking Distance
The ABS consists of an Electronic Control Unit (ECU), modulator, toner rings and wheel speed sensors.
The ECU constantly receives inputs on the speed of rotation of the front and rear wheels through the wheel speed
sensors. When the rider applies either the front or rear brakes or both brakes, the speed sensors provide data on
the rate of deceleration of the wheels to the ECU which then commands the valves in the modulator to progres-
sively regulate the hydraulic fluid pressure on a real time basis so that the brake pads do not “lock” on the brake
disc which can potentially cause the wheels to lock.
Whenever front and/or rear brakes are applied with great force/suddenly, the braking management system gets
input of the wheels speed through a wheel speed sensor and commands the modulator in the braking system to
modulate the hydraulic fluid force such that the brake pads do not lock on the brake disc which effectively from
locking and provide better traction to prevent the motor cycle from shifting and/or loss of control.
In the ABS, during application of brakes, a pulsating sensation will be felt on the brake lever/pedal indicating that
the ABS is working correctly.

WARNING
The ABS will by no means prevent an accident and/or loss of control. It is the responsibility of the rider to
anticipate and judge the braking distances required, depending on the speed at which the motorcycle is
traveling and apply brakes sufficiently in advance to prevent an accident and/or loss of control.
While ABS assists in improved motorcycle control during braking, decreased stopping distances on dry
and good road conditions, it cannot be assumed that it will be effective in wet, rainy, snow covered, off
road conditions, loose gravel surfaces or hilly roads etc, as the traction of the wheel itself will be very
minimal in these conditions.
As far as possible, whenever applying sudden brakes in emergency in wet conditions, please ensure the
motorcycle is upright in steady riding position and the handlebars are straight. Avoid hard braking when
banking heavily at great speeds.
Whenever brakes are applied, a pulsating sensation will be felt on the brake lever/pedal. This is
characteristic to the ABS and quite normal, as the modulator in the ABS constantly modulates the
hydraulic pressure in the braking system in relation to the force applied on the brake lever/pedal and
the speed of the motorcycle.
Whenever bleeding the hydraulic system, it is highly recommended to bleed both the front and rear
brakes for proper functioning of the ABS. Do not restrict to bleeding any one brake system as it may
render the ABS non-functional, in case the other brake has air bubbles in its system.
Functions and Specifications of the ABS Aggregates
As soon as the ignition and engine stop switch are switched ON, the ABS sign will light up. The lamp will remain ON
till the motorcycle attains a speed of 5 Kmph (3MPH) and then switches OFF. This indicates that the ABS is working
properly.
In the event the lamp does not switch OFF and remains continuously ON at higher speeds, it is recommended not to
drive the motorcycle and get the brake system inspected and corrected through a nearest authorized Royal Enfield
Dealer / Distributor.

1. Electronic Control Unit (ECU) with Moduator
The ECU is located in the bracket alongside of the modulator, on the frame, behind the battery.
It consists of a microprocessor, which receives inputs from the wheel speed sensors, interprets the data, determines
the safe hydraulic pressure in relation to the speed of the wheels and commands the valves in the modulator to
progressively regulate the hydraulic fluid pressure on a real time basis for efficient and safe braking.
The ECU also records and stores data on the performance of the ABS on a real-time basis. This will help in diagnos-
ing any braking related disorders, whenever the Royal Enfield NACS II diagnostic tool is connected to the socket in
the wiring harness of the motorcycle.
The history stored in the ECU can also be saved to an external computer for future reference and also erased from the
ECU, using the Royal Enfield NACS II diagnostic tool.
The modulator is located on the frame below the fuel tank. The brake hoses from the master cylinders and brake
calipers are connected to the modulator.
Whenever brakes are applied, the valves inside the modulator are progressively activated by the ECU to regulate
the hydraulic fluid pressure in the brake system. This in turn will modulate the movement of the pistons inside the
brake calipers to prevent the brake pads from locking on the brake discs.
2. Wheel Speed Sensors, Front and Rear
There are 2 wheel speed sensors provided in the motorcycle. The front speed sensor is assembled on the fork end
LH and the rear speed sensor is assembled on the rear wheel caliper bracket.
Specifications:
Operating Voltage: 08 V to 16 V
Operating Temperature: –40º C to 150º C

These sensors provide the inputs to the ECU about the speed of rotation of the wheels.
3. Toner Rings, Front and Rear
The toner rings are assembled on the front and rear brake hubs inside the brake discs.
The toner rings assists the wheel speed sensors to assess the speed of rotation of the wheels.
4. Master Cylinders, Front and Rear
The front brake master cylinder is assembled on the handlebar RH and activated by the front brake lever.
The rear brake master cylinder is assembled on the frame RH side and activated by the brake pedal

Whenever the front brake lever/rear brake pedal are activated, the piston inside the master cylinder applies force
on the brake fluid to activate the brakes.
The master cylinders are connected to the modulator through brake hoses to transmit the applied hydraulic fluid
pressure from the master cylinders.
5. Wheel Calipers - Front and Rear
The front wheel caliper is assembled on the fork end RH and the rear wheel caliper is located on the rear swing arm
RH. The wheel calipers consist of pistons and brake pads.
When brakes are applied, the hydraulic fluid force in the braking system causes the pistons to move, and pushes
the brake pads against the brake discs on the wheels for braking.
The wheel calipers are connected to the modulator which modulate the hydraulic fluid force to be applied against
the pistons.

Do’s and Don’ts for ABS
• Use only approved Brake fluid recommended by Royal Enfield. ( DOT4 )
• Whenever the modulator is removed from the motorcycle, please ensure it is stored upright with the
ports facing upwards.
• Whenever the modulator is removed from the motorcycle for any reason, please ensure the front and
rear brake system bleeding is carefully done and no air is trapped in the brake system.
• DO NOT interchange ABS unit/ECU from one motorcycle to another.
• DO NOT interchange the brake hose connections between master cylinders and wheel cylinders and also
front and rear circuit, at the modulator end.
• The shelf life of a wet modulator unit is 5 years from the date of manufacture.

Dismantling WARNING
Ensure brake fluid does not get in contact
9.3.1. Modulator with eyes and skin. In-case of exposure
wash affected area thoroughly with water.
Seek medical attention immediately if any
CAUTION irritation persists.
Before dismantling the modulator, ensure Keep out of reach of children.
ignition switch and engine stop switch are in
OFF position. Dispose drained brake fluid carefully and
responsibly.
Ensure the hydraulic brake fluid from the front
and rear brakes is drained completely.
• Loosen and remove banjo bolt (a) and disconnect
hose (b) from front caliper on front fork RH.
• Fuel tank assembly (section 7.1.15).
CAUTION
Ensure the following:
Fuel is drained completely from fuel tank.
uel feed and return hoses are disconnected
F
from the fuel rail. Fig. 9.3.1
iring couplers to fuel pump and low fuel
W
sensors are disconnected.
12 mm Ring spanner
EVAP hose pipes are disconnected.

WARNING hose (b) from front master cylinder on handlebar
Gasoline is extremely flammable and highly RH.
explosive. Improper handling can lead to fatal
accident or serious injury.
• Bleed out the brake fluid from the front brake

system (section 9.4).
CAUTION
Do not spill brake fluid on any part of the
motorcycle as it will damage the painted/
plastic surfaces.
Fig. 9.3.2
12 mm Ring spanner

• Loosen and remove banjo bolt (a) and disconnect • Disconnect ABS modulator electrical connector (a)
hose (b) from rear caliper from rear wheel RH. from ECU.
Fig. 9.3.3 Fig. 9.3.6

12 mm Ring spanner
• Air filter box (section 6.7.1).
• Battery tray infill (section 6.7.2).
hose (b) from rear master cylinder assembly. • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex head screws (M6)
(a) holding ABS modulator mounting bracket from
frame.
• Ensure all 4 Nos. brake hoses are free to be
removed along with modulator from frame.
Fig. 9.3.4
12 mm Ring spanner
• Disconnect holding straps (a) of the brake hoses Fig. 9.3.7

to the frame/fork end/swing arm.
Fig. 9.3.5

• Loosen and remove 2 Nos hex bolt (M6) (a) at the • Brake hose tags:
LH and RH of the bracket . • a)BLUE-1100731-FrontMaster Cylinder Assembly
• b) GREEN-1100730-Front Brake Caliper
• c) RED-1100691-Rear Brake Caliper
• d)YELLOW-11007 32-RearMasterCylinder
Assembly
Fig. 9.3.8
Fig. 9.3.11
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos hex bolt (M6) (a) at the
bottom of the bracket (b).
• Reference mark to be created during dismantling
for ease of assembly.
Fig. 9.3.9
Fig. 9.3.12
• Repeat the above process to other brake hoses.
• Separate the ABS modulator (a) from bracket (b) • Support modulator suitably on a work table, loosen
and remove along with the 4 Nos. brake hoses. and remove 4 Nos. banjo bolts (a) along with
washers from modulator to remove brake hoses (b).
• Remove 4 Nos. brake hoses from modulator.
Fig. 9.3.10
Fig. 9.3.13

9.3.2. Wheel Speed Sensor - Front

in OFF position.
• Release sensor coupler wire from the brake hose
clip (a) on fork end RH.
Fig. 9.3.14
Fig. 9.3.17
• Disconnect sensor coupler (a) from harness..
Fig. 9.3.15
Fig. 9.3.18
• Loosen and remove hex socket head bolt (M6) (a)

Fig. 9.3.16 holding sensor (b) to fork end RH.
Do’s & Don’ts • Gently pull out sensor from fork end RH.
• DO NOT interchange ABS unit/ECU from one

motorcycle to another.
• Whenever the modulator is removed from the

motorcycle, please ensure it is stored upright
with the ports facing upwards.
• Store the ECU in a cool and dry place.
• Store the ECU away from any magnetic forces

as it will affect the ECU program software and Fig. 9.3.19
damage the ECU.
• DO NOT allow moisture to affect ECU.. 5 mm Allen socket with Ratchet

9.3.3. Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear • Loosen and remove hex flange head bolt (M6) (a)
holding sensor (b) to rear wheel caliper bracket
• Ensure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch are top.
in OFF position.
• Disconnect battery terminals and remove
battery from battery carrier (section 11.5.1).
• Disconnect sensor coupler (a) from ABS
modulator.
Fig. 9.3.22
• Loosen and remove rear shock absorber RH,

bottom mounting hex socket head bolt (a) and
release shock absorber from swing arm (section
6.9.5).
Fig. 9.3.20
• Release sensor coupler wire from the routing in

mudguard (a) and brake hose clip on swing arm
RH.
Fig. 9.3.23
• Gently pull out sensor (a) from rear wheel caliper

bracket top.
Fig. 9.3.21
Fig. 9.3.24

9.3.4. Toner Ring – Front • Locate and tighten hex flange head bolt (M6) (a)
holding sensor (b) to rear wheel caliper bracket
• Refer front wheel removal (section 6.8.2). top.
9.3.5. Toner Ring –Rear
• Refer rear wheel removal (section 6.8.4).
Assembly
9.3.6. Toner Ring – Front
• Refer front wheel assembly (section 6.8.12).

Fig. 9.3.26
9.3.7. Toner Ring –Rear
• Refer rear wheel assembly (section 6.8.8).
9.3.8. Wheel Speed Sensor - Rear
• After assembling wheel speed sensor, check air

• Gently locate sensor (a) into rear wheel caliper
gap with feeler guage.
bracket top.
Air Gap - 0.38 to 1.7 mm
Fig. 9.3.25
Fig. 9.3.27

• Route sensor cable inside shock absorber mounting 9.3.9. Wheel Speed Sensor - Front
bracket.
• Locate and tighten rear shock absorber RH, bottom • Gently locate sensor onto fork end RH.
mounting hex socket head bolt (a) and assemble • Locate and tighten hex flange bolt (M6) (a)
shock absorber into swing arm (section 6.9.13). holding sensor (b) to fork end RH.
Fig. 9.3.28 Fig. 9.3.30

• Connect sensor coupler (a).
5 mm Allen socket with Torque
Wrench
• After assembling wheel speed sensor, check air

gap with feeler guage.
Air Gap - 0.26 to 1.68 mm
Fig. 9.3.29
• Locate battery into battery tray (section 11.8.3) and

connect battery terminals (section 11.8.4).
• Assemble the following

Fig. 9.3.31

• Locate sensor coupler wire into clip (a) on fork end 9.3.10. Modulator
RH.
• Brake hose color tags:
• a) BLUE-1100731-Front Master Cylinder
Assembly
• b) GREEN-1100730-Front Brake Caliper
• c) RED-1100691-Rear Brake Caliper
• d) YELLOW-1100732-Rear Master Cylinder
Assembly
• Ensure the sequence of the hoses is as per the color

Fig. 9.3.32 tags shown below.
• Connect sensor coupler (a) into harness.
Fig. 9.3.34
• Locate 4 Nos. brake hoses into modulator.

• Support modulator suitably on a work table,
keeping the color tags in mind, locate and tighten
4 Nos. banjo bolts along with washers into
Fig. 9.3.33 modulator to fix brake hoses.
• Ensure the reference marks to align properly.

WARNING
DO NOT interchange ABS unit/ECU from one
motorcycle to another.
Fig. 9.3.35

• Repeat the above process to other brake hoses. • GREEN - Modulator to front brake caliper hose.
• RED - Modulator to rear brake caliper hose along
with brake light switch.
Fig. 9.3.38
Fig. 9.3.36

Torque • BLUE - Modulator to front master cylinder

23-26 N-m/2.3-2.6 kgf-m
assembly hose.
• YELLOW - Modulator to rear master cylinder
assembly hose.
Fig. 9.3.39
Fig. 9.3.37

Torque 23-26 N-m/2.3-2.6 kgf-m • Locate the ABS modulator into bracket along with
4 Nos. brake hoses.
Fig. 9.3.40

• Locate and tighten hex bolt 2 Nos (M6) (a) at the
bottom side of bracket (b).
Fig. 9.3.43
Fig. 9.3.41 10 mm Socket with Ratchet

Torque 10 N-m/1.0 kgf-m • Connect ABS modulator electrical connector (a)

into engine control unit (ECU).
• Gently locate and assemble modulator (a) along
with bracket and 4 Nos. hoses into frame.
Fig. 9.3.44
Fig. 9.3.42 • Connect holding straps (a) of the brake hoses to

the frame/fork end/swing arm.
• Locate and tighten 2 Nos. Hex head screws (M6)
(a) holding ABS modulator mounting bracket to
frame.
Fig. 9.3.45

• Locate brake hose mounting clamps front (a) • Locate and assemble banjo bolt (a) and connect
into frame. hose (b) into front master cylinder on handlebar
RH.
Fig. 9.3.46
Fig. 9.3.49
• Locate and assemble banjo bolt (a) and connect
hose (b) into rear master cylinder assembly.

hose (b) into front caliper on front fork LH.
Fig. 9.3.47

Fig. 9.3.50
hose (b) into rear caliper from rear wheel RH.
Fig. 9.3.48

• Assemble the following parts:
CAUTION
After assembly of all aggregates, ensure the
following:
• Fuel is refilled/top up into fuel tank.
• F
uel feed and return hoses are properly
connected into the fuel rail.
• W
iring couplers to fuel pump and low fuel
sensors are properly connected.
• EVAP hose pipes are properly connected.
WARNING

9.3.11 ABS DTC Codes
DTC (P code) Failure type Failure Description Query Remedy
C1021 ECU ABS ECU Internal fault ABS Microcontroller Failure Change ABS unit
C1019 VR ABS ECU Relay Fault Failure in the ABS valve relay Change ABS unit
(EV) ABS Apply Solenoid

C1054 Circuit Open or high Failure in the front Inlet Valve Change ABS unit
Resistance (Front)
(EV) ABS Apply Solenoid
C1052 Circuit Open or high Failure in the rear Inlet Valve Change ABS unit
Resistance (Rear)
Valves EV
(AV) ABS Release Solenoid
Failure in the front Outlet
C1049 Circuit Open or high Change ABS unit
Valve
Resistance (Front)
(AV) ABS Release Solenoid
Failure in the rear Outlet
C1048 Circuit Open or high Change ABS unit
Valve
Resistance (Rear)
Check the voltage

C1059 ABS Voltage High Battery Voltage Too high
regulator/Battery
UZ
C1058 ABS Voltage Lo w Battery Voltage Too Low Check the Battery
RFP/RFP_ Failure in the ABS Pump

C1015 ABS Pump/Motor Failure Change ABS unit
HW Motor
Change Front WSS
ABS Wheel Speed Circuit Failure in the Front WSS
C1033 or Check wiring
Open or Shorted (Front) (electric)
from WSS to ABS”
WSS_ohmic
Change Rear WSS
ABS Wheel Speed Circuit Failure in the Rear WSS
C1031 or Check wiring
Open or Shorted (Rear) (electric)
from WSS to ABS
Check the
front toner
ABS Wheel Speed Signal quality from the front
C1034 wheel/ Airgap
Intermittent (Front) WSS is not good
consistency/WSS
WSS_ bracket
plausibility Check the
Rear toner
ABS Wheel Speed Signal quality from the Rear
C1032 wheel/ Airgap
Intermittent (Rear) WSS is not good
consistency/WSS
bracket

DTC (P code) Failure type Failure Description Query Remedy
Check the
front toner
WSS_ (GENERIC) ABS Wheel Signal quality from the front/
C1024 wheel/ Airgap
GENERIC Speed Difference too high Rear WSS is not good
consistency/WSS
bracket
CAN_ High Speed CAN Check for CAN

U2922 CAN BusOff failure
BUSOFF Communications Bus Fault lines connection
CAN controller failure.

CAN_
U2921 CAN Generic monitoring Diagnosis is not possible with Change ABS unit
GENERIC
tester in this case.

Bleeding the Hydraulic Brake System
With DOL Tool (Front & Rear)

9.4. Preparation ( Front Disc Brake) Procedure
• Select – F1 Diagnosis.
• Use a Philips screwdriver to loosen and remove the
screws of the front disc brake master cylinder.
• Remove the cap, and Diaphragm Plate with

diaphragm. F1 Diagnosis
• Remove the dust cap and place the suitable ring
F2 Setup
spanner on the bleeding nipple and attach a Vinyl
Pipe ( transparent). F3 OBD II
• Thereafter, take a Clean glass / Plastic container
(transparent) with fresh brake fluid, and dip the Fig. 9.4.3
other end of the vinyl pipe (transparent) in it (make
sure that the vinyl pipe is always submerged in the • Select – Royal D1.
fluid during the bleeding process).
Please Select
Royal D1
Fig. 9.4.4
Fig. 9.4.1
• Select – Bosch ABS.
• Connect the DOL tool switch “ON” the ignition.
Please Select
KEIHIN Engine System

BOSCH ABS System
Fig. 9.4.5
Fig. 9.4.2

• Default Screen. • Default Screen.
Vehicle Model Data 01/03 WARNING!

It is absolute important for a sufficient bleeding
Version result that the brake pedal is alternate applied
the entire process!!!!
Customer parts number In case of repetition of a once phase or the enter
bleeding routine it is absolute necessary to wait a
0412620
time of 5 minutes to cool the solenoid valves.
Software version Otherwise the solenoid valves could be damaged
95045 by overheating.
Ecu plant
676
Fig. 9.4.6 Fig. 9.4.9
• Press C. • Default Screen.
• Select – Spl Function.

WARNING!
When bleeding the ABS make sure that there is
Please Select always enough brake fluid before applying the brake
Vehicle Info
Diagnostic Trouble Code Brake Fluid
Lower DOT 4
Live Data
Special Function
Fig. 9.4.10
Fig. 9.4.7
• Loosen the bleeder nipple (a).
• Select – Repair Air Bleed.
Please Select
Repair Air Bleed

SILA Lamp Blinking Test
Front Channel Activation
Rear Channel Activation
Pump Motor
ABS OFF
Fig. 9.4.11
Fig. 9.4.8

• Operate the brake lever (a). • Operate the brake lever (a) till the next window
open in DOL.
Fig. 9.4.12
Fig. 9.4.15
• Hold the lever in pressed condition and tighten the
bleeder nipple (a). • Hold the brake lever in pressed condition and
tighten the bleeding nipple (a).
Fig. 9.4.13
Fig. 9.4.16
• Loosen the bleeder nipple (a) – (Brake lever in
released condition ).
Fig. 9.4.14

• During this operation pump will run and expel the
air trapped in the system through bleeder nipple.
9.5. Reassembly
• Switch OFF the ignition.
• Disconnect the DOL Tool.
• Remove the vinyl pipe and remove the ring spanner.

Fig. 9.6.1
• Refit the dust cap ( make sure that there is no leak
from the bleeder nipple).
• Connect the DOL tool switch on the ignition
• Refit the diaphragm with diaphragm plate of the
master cylinder.
• Refit the master cylinder cap taking care that the

vent slot in the cap is facing rider.
9.6. Preparation ( Rear Disc Brake)
• Remove the reservoir cap of the rear disc brake.
• Remove the Diaphragm Plate with diaphragm. Fig. 9.4.17

• Remove the dust cap and place the suitable ring
spanner on the bleeding nipple. • Loosen the bleeder nipple.
• Attach a Vinyl Pipe ( transparent).
• Thereafter, take a Clean glass / Plastic container

(transparent) with fresh brake fluid, and dip the
other end of the vinyl pipe (transparent) in it (make
sure that the vinyl pipe is always submerged in the
fluid during the bleeding process).
Fig. 9.6.2

• Default Screen. • Loosen the bleeder nipple – (Brake lever in released
condition )
WARNING!
When bleeding the ABS make sure that there is
always enough brake fluid before applying the brake
Brake Fluid
Lower DOT 4
Fig. 9.6.3
Fig. 9.6.6
• Operate the brake lever.
• Operate the brake lever until the next window
opens in DOL.
Fig. 9.6.4
• Hold the brake Pedal (a) in pressed condition and Fig. 9.6.7
tighten the bleeding nipple.
• Hold the brake lever in pressed condition and
tighten the bleeding nipple.
Fig. 9.6.5
Fig. 9.6.8

• During this operation pump will run and expel the
air trapped in the system through bleeder nipple
This function is finished
Fig. 9.6.9
9.7. Reassembly
• Switch OFF the ignition and disconnect and remove

the DOL tool.
• Remove the vinyl pipe and remove the ring spanner.
• Refit the dust cap ( make sure that there is no leak

from the bleeder nipple).
• Refit the diaphragm with diaphragm plate of the

reservoir.
• Refit the reservoir cap.

BRAKE BLEEDING (Front & Rear)
Manual Method

9.8. Brake Bleeding NOTE
• Use brake fluid from sealed containers only.
CAUTION
• U
se only DOT4 specification brake fluid listed in
Ensure the motorcycle is upright on a firm and technical specifications (section 2.4).
flat surface.
• E nsure ignition switch and stop switch are in ON
Support motorcycle with suitable equipment position.
below cradle frame.
9.8.1. Front Brake Bleeding
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. screws (a) from front

b brake reservoir tank.
Fig. 9.8.1
CAUTION
Do not spill brake fluid on any part of the
motorcycle as it will damage the painted/ Fig. 9.8.2
plastic surfaces.
Screw driver phillips

WARNING
Ensure brake fluid does not get in contact
with eyes and skin. In-case of exposure wash • Remove reservoir cap (a) from front brake reservoir
affected area thoroughly with water. Seek tank (b).
medical attention immediately if any irritation
persists.
Keep out of reach of children.
Dispose drained brake fluid carefully and
responsibly.
WARNING
Brake fluid is Hygroscopic hence, absorbs
moisture from air. Ensure fluid reservoirs caps
are closed properly. Fig. 9.8.3
If moisture in the brake system may cause
damage to brake parts and fluid, causing
reduction in braking efficiency; which in turn
may lead to fatal accidents.

• Remove reservoir diaphragm (a) from front brake • Remove rubber cap (a) from bleeder valve from
reservoir tank (b). front caliper on front wheel RH.
Fig. 9.8.4 Fig. 9.8.7
• Gently top up fresh brake fluid (a) into reservoir • Dip bleeder hose (a) one end into a container (b)
(b). with fresh brake fluid to avoid air passage into
• Do not over fill as it may cause malfunctioning of bleeder valve.
some parts due to brake fluid spillage. • Insert bleeder hose other end into bleeder valve
(c) on front caliper to drain used oil.
Fig. 9.8.5
Fig. 9.8.8
• Locate diaphragm and cap (a) on the reservoir and
DO NOT fasten with screws.
NOTE
• U
se brake fluid from new, sealed containers
only.
• U
technical specifications (section 2.4).
Fig. 9.8.6

• Gently pump brake lever (a) until brake is effective. • Gently top up fresh brake fluid (a) into reservoir (b).
• Once brake lever is effective, hold it in place. • Do not over fill as it may cause malfunctioning of
some parts due to brake fluid spillage.
Fig. 9.8.9
Fig. 9.8.12
• While holding brake lever, quickly open and close • Repeat this operation until air from the system is
bleeder valve (M6) (a). released completely. Observe bleeder hose. As air
in the system is cleared, bubbles stop appearing in
hose.
CAUTION
While bleeding the brake system always
ensure brake fluid is above min level BUT
below “Max” level. Never allow the brake fluid
go below minimum level to avoid air entering
brake system. Always fill the brake fluid from
sealed container only.
Fig. 9.8.10 Do not leave the master cylinder cap and or
brake fluid container open for long as brake
fluid is highly hygroscopic in nature a and will
11 mm Ring spanner and air bleeder. loose its properties if exposed to atmospheric
conditions.
• Release the brake lever. • Inspect brake lever efficiency.
NOTE
• T he fluid level must be checked often during the
bleeding operation and top up with fresh brake
fluid as necessary.
• G
ently tap brake hose for proper bleeding
performance.
• C
heck brake fluid level after completion of brake
bleeding.
Fig. 9.8.11 • W
henever the modulator is removed or replaced
the brake bleeding time will be longer as brake
fluid will have to travel from master cylinder to
modulator and then to wheel caliper
• W
henever bleeding the brake system, it is
always recommended to bleed both the front
and rear brakes.

• Remove bleeder hose (a) from bleeder valve (b). • Locate and tighten 2 Nos. screws (a) into front
brake reservoir tank (b).
Fig. 9.8.13
Fig. 9.8.16
• Close rubber cap (a) on bleeder valve .
• Ensure cap is locked properly to avoid exposure
Screw driver
to dust or mud.
9.8.2. Front Brake Fluid Leakage
CAUTION
Ensure motorcycle is placed on a flat surface
resting it on ramp/center stand.
NOTE
Fig. 9.8.14 • Inspect fluid level at every 5000 Km (3000
miles). Replace fluid after 25000 Km (15000
• Install reservoir diaphragm (a) into front brake miles).
reservoir tank (b).
• Inspect fluid level, visible in window glass on front
reservoir tank (a).
• Ensure brake fluid level is always above ‘MIN’
mark (b) on window.
Fig. 9.8.15
Fig. 9.8.17

• If oil level is below ‘MIN’, inspect leakage at front • Inspect fluid leakage at hoses at ABS modulator.
brake hoses and front master cylinder banjo bolt.
Fig. 9.8.21
Fig. 9.8.18
9.8.3. Front Brake Fluid Top up
• Inspect leakage at caliper banjo bolt.
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. screws (a) from front
brake reservoir tank.
Fig. 9.8.19
• Inspect leakage on brake disc from caliper piston. Fig. 9.8.22
Screw driver
• Remove reservoir cap (a) from front brake

reservoir tank (b).
Fig. 9.8.20
Fig. 9.8.23

• Remove reservoir diaphragm (a) from front brake 9.8.4. Rear Brake Bleeding
reservoir tank (b).
CAUTION
flat surface.
below cradle frame.
• Rear brake reservoir is located near rear wheel on

cradle frame.
• Open rear brake reservoir cap (a) from reservoir
Fig. 9.8.24 (b).
• Top up fresh fluid (a) into reservoir tank (b) up to

‘MAX’ mark on the window.
• Do not over fill as it may cause malfunctioning of
some parts due to brake fluid spillage.
Fig. 9.8.26
NOTE
• Use brake fluid from sealed containers only.
Fig. 9.8.25 • U
technical specification Information (section 2.4).
• Fill fresh brake fluid (a) into reservoir (b).
Fig. 9.8.27

• Do not over fill as it may cause malfunctioning of • Gently pump rear brake pedal (a) until pumping
some parts due to brake fluid spillage. becomes hard and then hold it in place.
• Locate the reservoir cap (a) on the tank and ensure
it is seated properly.
Fig. 9.8.31
Fig. 9.8.28 • While holding brake, quickly open and close

bleeder valve (M6) (a).
• Locate rear brake bleeder valve on rear wheel
brake caliper, behind silencer.
• Open rubber cap (a) from rear brake bleeder
valve (b).
Fig. 9.8.32
• Repeat this operation until air from system is

released completely.
Fig. 9.8.29
• Inspect brake lever efficiency.
• Dip bleeder hose (a) one end into a container (b)
with fresh brake fluid to avoid air passage into NOTE
bleeder valve.
• T he fluid level must be checked often during the
• Insert bleeder hose other end into bleeder valve bleeding operation and top up with fresh brake
(M6) (c) on front caliper to drain used oil. fluid as necessary.
• G
ently tap brake hose for proper bleeding
performance.
• C
heck brake fluid level after completion of brake
bleeding.
Fig. 9.8.30
11 mm Ring spanner

• Remove bleeder hose (a) from bleeder valve on • Inspect fluid level visible on rear reservoir tank.
rear caliper. • Ensure brake fluid level in rear reservoir tank is
always between ‘MIN’ and ‘Max’ marks.
Fig. 9.8.33
Fig. 9.8.35
• Close bleeder valve (a) rubber cap (b).
• Ensure cap is locked properly to avoid exposure • If oil level is below ‘MIN’, inspect leakage at rear
to dust or mud. brake hoses and rear master cylinder banjo bolt.
Fig. 9.8.34 Fig. 9.8.36
9.8.5. Rear Brake Fluid Leakage • Inspect leakage at rear caliper banjo bolt.
CAUTION
flat surface.
NOTE
• Inspect fluid level at every 5000Km (3000
miles). Replace fluid after 25000Km (15000
miles). Fig. 9.8.37

• Inspect leakage on brake disc from caliper piston. • Top up fresh brake fluid (a) into reservoir tank
(b) only up to MAX level. Do not over fill as it may
cause malfunctioning of some parts due to brake
fluid spillage.
Fig. 9.8.38
• Inspect fluid leakage at hoses on ABS modulator.

Fig. 9.8.41
• Locate the reservoir cap (a) on the tank and

ensure it is seated properly.
Fig. 9.8.39
9.8.6. Rear Brake Fluid Top Up

Fig. 9.8.42
• Open rear brake reservoir cap (a) from reservoir (b).
Fig. 9.8.40

Engine Management System
ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)

CONTENTS PAGE
10. Engine Management System (EMS).......................................................................................421
EMS Components...........................................................................................................................421
Functional Specifications..............................................................................................................422
1. Electronic Control Unit (ECU) Integrated with Throttle Body...................................................................422
Functional Diagram........................................................................................................................422
2. Fuel Injector.............................................................................................................................................423
3. Fuel Supply Module.................................................................................................................................423
4. Throttle Position Sensor..........................................................................................................................423
5. Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP)............................................................................................. 424
6. Canister Purge Valve............................................................................................................................... 424
7. HEGO Sensor/Oxygen Sensor (HEGO / O2)............................................................................................. 424
8. Idle Air Control Valve (IAC)......................................................................................................................425
9. Secondary Air Injection Solenoid (SAI)....................................................................................................425
10. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT)....................................................................................................425
11. Intake Air Temperature Sensor (IAT)...................................................................................................... 426
12. Clutch Switch........................................................................................................................................ 426
13. Side Stand Switch.................................................................................................................................. 426
14. Gear Position Sensor (GPS)....................................................................................................................427
15. Roll Over Sensor.....................................................................................................................................427
16. Crank Position Sensor (CPS)...................................................................................................................427
17. Starter Motor Relay................................................................................................................................ 428
10.1 Engine Management System (EMS).................................................................................... 429
Dismantling.................................................................................................................................... 429
10.1.2. Fuel Pump........................................................................................................................................ 430
10.1.3. Throttle Body Assembly....................................................................................................................431
10.1.4. Fuel Injectors.....................................................................................................................................431
10.1.5. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT)...............................................................................................432
10.1.6. HEGO/Oxygen (O2) Sensor...............................................................................................................432
10.1.7. Secondary Air Injection Unit (Solenoid) (SAI)...................................................................................433
10.1.8. Purge Valve...................................................................................................................................... 434
10.1.9. Ignition Coil.......................................................................................................................................435
10.1.10 Crank Position Sensor...................................................................................................................... 436
CONTENTS PAGE
10.1.17. Gear Position Sensor........................................................................................................................437
10.1.18. Clutch Switch.................................................................................................................................. 438
10.1.19. Side Stand Switch........................................................................................................................... 438
10.1.20. Starter Motor Solenoid.................................................................................................................. 439
Assembly ....................................................................................................................................... 439

10.1.21. Engine Control Unit (ECU).............................................................................................................. 439
10.1.22. Fuel Pump ..................................................................................................................................... 440
10.1.23. Fuel injectors...................................................................................................................................441
10.1.28. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT)............................................................................................ 442
10.1.29. HEGO (O2) Sensor.......................................................................................................................... 442
10.1.31. Secondary Air Injection Unit (SAI) (Solenoid) ................................................................................. 443
10.1.32. Purge Valve.................................................................................................................................... 444
10.1.34. Ignition Coil.................................................................................................................................... 444
10.1.35. Crank Position Sensor.................................................................................................................... 445
10.1.36. Gear Position Sensor...................................................................................................................... 446
10.1.37. Clutch Switch.................................................................................................................................. 446
10.1.38. Side Stand Switch.......................................................................................................................... 447
10.1.39. Starter Motor Solenoid.................................................................................................................. 447
10.1.39 Actuator.......................................................................................................................................... 448

10. Engine Management System (EMS)
Engine Management System is responsible for controlling the amount of fuel being injected and for adjusting the
ignition timing. Optimum functioning of EMS assures maximum engine power with the lowest amount of exhaust
emissions and lowest fuel consumption.
EMS Components
• Electronic Control Unit (Integrated with Throttle Body)
• Fuel Injector
• Fuel Supply Module
• Throttle Position Senor (In-built within ECU)
• Manifold Pressure Sensor (In-built within ECU)
• Canister Purge Valve
• HEGO (O2) Sensor
• Idle Air Control Valve (In-built within ECU)
• Secondary Air Injection Solenoid
• Engine Oil Temperature Sensor
• Intake Air Temperature Sensor (In-built within ECU)
• Clutch Switch
• Side Stand Switch
• Gear Position Sensor
• Roll Over Sensor (In-built within ECU)
• Crank Position Sensor
• Starter Motor Relay

Functional Diagram
Functional Specifications
1. Electronic Control Unit (ECU) Integrated with Throttle Body
Electronic Control Unit integrated with throttle body and makes a single module. Electronic control unit is any
embedded system that controls one or more electrical system or subsystems in a vehicle. Engine Control Unit is a type
of Electronic
Control Unit that controls a series of actuators on an internal combustion engine to ensure optimal engine
performance. It does this by reading values from a multitude of sensors within the engine bay, interpreting the data
using multidimensional performance maps (called lookup tables), and adjusting the
engine actuators accordingly.
Here ECU consists of a printed circuit board (PCB) assembly contained the plastic housing. The PCB assembly is
electrically connected to the following hardware within the throttle body: air intake temperature sensor, air pressure
sensor, throttle position sensor and idle flow actuator. .
Key Elements:
1.Micro Controller
2.Memory
3.Inputs
4.Outputs
5.Communication Links
6. Throttle Body and In-built Sensors
Specification:
Operating Voltage: 8 to 16 V
Operating temperature: –20ºC to 85ºC

2. Fuel Injector
Fuel injector use pintle valves are operated by electromagnetic components called solenoids. The solenoid is activated,
or “pulses” by an ECU which causes it to undergo linear movement.
Since the solenoid is mechanically connected to a pintle valve within the fuel injector, the linear movement causes the
pintle to move away from its seat. A small amount of highly pressurized fuel then sprays from the pintle nozzle.
Specification:
Resistance: 12Ω ± 0.6Ω at 21 ± 2°C
Operating Voltage : 6 to 16 V
Operating Pressure: 200-600 kPa
3. Fuel Supply Module

The Fuel pump is located on the left bottom of the tank and submerged in the fuel so that it cannot ignite itself due to
any electrical short circuits. The fuel pump has an micro filter which helps to filter even the minute dust particles that
may come in the fuel. The pressure regulator maintains the pressure of 350 kpa pushing the gasoline to the injector.
Specification:
Operating Fuel Pressure: 350 ± 14 kPa
4. Throttle Position Sensor

A Throttle Position Sensor (Tps) is used to monitor the position of the throttle operation Sensor is embedded in ECU
PCB. It is a contactless type sensor, based on the Magneto-Resistive effect. It measures magnetic field angle variation
from a magnet inked to throttle shaft and provides variable voltage depending upon the position of the butterfly valve
and hence throttle position can be sensed by the ECU. The sensor signal is used by the ECU as an input to its control
system. The ignition timing and fuel injection timing (and potentially other parameters) are altered depending upon
the position of the throttle, and also depending on the rate of change of the position.
The ECU uses the throttle valve position to know:

• Engine mode: Idle, Part Throttle, Wide-Open Throttle.
• Air-fuel ratio correction.
• Acceleration/ Deceleration correction.

5. Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP)
The Manifold Absolute Pressure sensor provides instantaneous manifold pressure information to the ECU. This is
necessary to calculate air density to determine the required fuel metering for optimum combustion and influence the
advance or retard of ignition timing. This sensor is in built in the ECU.
6. Canister Purge Valve

The purge valve is the part of the vehicle Evaporative Emission Control (EVAP) system. The EVAP system prevents fuel
vapors in the fuel tank from escaping into the atmosphere. The EVAP system traps fuel vapors from the fuel tank and
temporarily stores them in the charcoal canister, see the diagram. When the engine is running under certain conditions,
the fuel vapors are purged from the canister and burned inside the engine. The purge valve precisely controls the
amount of fuel vapor that is purged from the charcoal canister. It opens only when engine oil is 600-1700 c and HEGO
sensor “Controller ON”.
Specification:
Valve: Normally Closed
Resistance: 26 ± 2Ω @ 20°C
7. HEGO Sensor/Oxygen Sensor (HEGO / O2)

The Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor detects the presence of oxygen in the exhaust and produces a variable voltage
according to the amount of oxygen detected. The O2 sensor provides feedback to the ECU indicating air/fuel ratio in
order to achieve a near stoichiometric air/fuel ratio of 14.7 : 1 during closed loop engine operation. The ideal mixture is
the amount of fuel needed to make an engine perform as commanded by the ECU.
The HEGO sensor is a voltage generator which is installed upstream from the catalytic converter. The heated exhaust
gas oxygen sensor will generate a voltage signal that is characteristic of this ideal stoichiometric ratio. The HEGO
sensor operates as a reference-gas sensor, and compares the residual oxygen in the exhaust gas with the oxygen
in the reference atmosphere (air circulating inside the sensor). The active sensor ceramic is heated by the internal
heating element; thus sensor heating reduces the influence of the exhaust gas temperature on the sensor-ceramic
temperature and therefore the temperature-dependent sensor. Reliable signals working temperature from 300ºc to
900ºc maximum.
Specification:
Operating Voltage: 16 V (Max)
Operating temperature: 600ºC to 950ºC

8. Idle Air Control Valve (IAC)
Idle Air Control Valve is basically a stepper motor controlling the bypass air to the engine and helps to idle and cold start
the engine without difficulties. The ECU accordingly collects the data from the engine oil temperature and intake air
temperature sensors and operates the stepper motor in regulating the engine RPM. This allows the engine’s idle speed
to be maintained constant. Idle Air Control Valve is in built in the ECU.
9. Secondary Air Injection Solenoid (SAI)

Secondary air injection solenoid is used to reduce the tailpipe emissions by burning the unburnt fuel in the exhaust.
The solenoid is connected over the top of the air filter box and has a hose leading to the reed valve located in the
exhaust port. During the negative pulses in the exhaust, fresh air is drawn into the exhaust stream thereby creating
combustion of unburnt gases. The solenoid is controlled by ECU and pulsed when the operating conditions are met.
Specification:
Valve: Normally Closed
Resistance: 26 ± 1.8Ω @ 22 to 28°C
Operating Voltage : 8 to 18 V
10. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT)

Engine oil temperature sensor is thermistor whose resistance is dependent on temperature. It has a Negative
Temperature Coefficient where the resistance decreases with increase in temperature. It gives the average temperature
of the engine oil to the ECU for making corrections in the injection quantity, ignition timing and for adjusting the stepper
opening for better idle stability. It is mounted in LH of cylinder head.
Specification:
Operating Temperature: -55 to 250°C
Supply Voltage: 5 V
Pin Out Voltage: 3.79 V @ 40°C (Across

Pins 19 & 22)

11. Intake Air Temperature Sensor (IAT)
Intake air temperature sensor is also a Negative Temperature Coefficient sensor where the resistance decreases with
increase in temperature. It gives the information about ambient air temperature to the ECU for making corrections in
the injection quantity and ignition timing. This intake air temperature sensor is in-built in ECU.
NOTE: 1. To meet target emission
2. To meet evaporative emission.
12. Clutch Switch

Clutch switch gives information to the ECU about the clutch status (i.e) engaged or disengaged with the gearbox.
The clutch switch gives digital input to the ECU (i.e) 0 or 1 which will help in starting of the vehicle when the engine is
not in neutral gear. It is mounted under the LH switch module at handle bar.
13. Side Stand Switch

Side stand switch prevents the vehicle from starting when the side stand is down and not in neutral gear.
It is rotary type switch, which is directly connected to ECU.
Specification:
(Across Pins 17 & 1)
Side stand down: 0 V
Side stand up: 12 V

14. Gear Position Sensor (GPS)
Instrument cluster receives the Gear information from Gear position sensor and indicates in the Instrument cluster and
also transmits this gear information to ECU through CAN communication.
With this gear data ECU performs drive ability calculations in the ECU.
15. Roll Over Sensor

Roll over sensor is also known as bank angle sensor. This sensor gives signal to the ECU if the vehicle rolls off during any
mishap or accident. The ECU then cuts off the supply to the fuel injector and the spark plug thus stalling the vehicle,
due to which further major mishap is avoided. This sensor is In-built in the ECU.
Specification:
Banking angle: 50 degrees
16. Crank Position Sensor (CPS)

It provides an alternating electrical pulse to the ECU, to determine crankshaft speed and TDC position of the piston in
compression stroke. This input will help the ECU to optimize both fuel injection as well as Ignition advance required to
suit the crankshaft rotation speed (RPM).
In the event throttle is wide open, leading to crankshaft speed above 6850 RPM, the high frequency electrical pulses from
the crank position sensor will prompt the ECU to restrict fuel supply so that the crank speed reduces to safe levels. This is
a safety aspect to prevent damage to moving engine parts. CPS is located inside the engine cover LH, under the stator coil.
Specification:
Output Voltage: 2.5V to > 85 V AC
Resistance : 215Ω ± 10Ω

17. Starter Motor Relay
Specification:

10.1 Engine Management System (EMS)
Dismantling
10.1.1. Engine Control Unit (ECU)
CAUTION
Before disconnecting ECU from the wiring
harness, the battery terminals must be
disconnected from the battery.
• Ensure the ignition switch and stop switch are in

OFF position.
• Remove the following:
• Seat from frame (section 6.7.2).
• Disconnect battery terminals (section 11.5.1).
• ECU is main part of EMS and is located in the

throttle body.
• ECU cannot be dismantled from the Throttle body,

hence has to be replced as a whole assembly.
• Disconnect the coupler (a) from the ECU (b).
Fig. 10.1.43
• Refer section for throttle body dismantling..

CAUTION CAUTION
Ensure locks are fully lifted up and released Ensure the following:
before disconnecting wiring connectors from
ECU.
Fuel feed and return hoses are disconnected
Ensure locks are handled with care and do not
from the fuel rail.
get damaged or broken.
Wiring couplers to fuel pump and low fuel
Damaged or broken locks will result in loose
sensor are disconnected.
connections and cause the ECU to fail.
EVAP hose pipes are disconnected.
Storage of ECU
WARNING
Do’s & Don’ts Gasoline is extremely flammable and highly
• Store ECU away from any magnetic forces at it accident or serious injury.
will affect the ECU program software and damage
ECU. • Loosen and remove 8 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
• Store ECU in a cool and dry place. (M5) (a) holding fuel pump (b) to tank (c).
• DO NOT allow moisture to affect the ECU.
• DO NOT wash the ECU with water or any solvent.
• Prevent ECU from any external damages.
• DO NOT drop ECU or allow it to fall as internals
will get damaged and render the ECU defective.
• DO NOT keep any heavy or sharp objects on ECU
as it will damage internals and render the ECU
defective.
Fig. 10.1.44
10.1.2. Fuel Pump
• Ensure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch are 8 mm Socket with Ratchet
in OFF position
• Gently pull out the fuel pump (a) from fuel tank
(b).
Fig. 10.1.45

• Remove O-rings (a) and (b) from fuel pump. • Ensure vacuum hose is removed.
• Loosen wire clips on air filter connection tubes
(section 5.1.10).
• Loosen worm clip screw on inlet manifold.
(section 5.3.19).
NOTE
• E nsure screw is sufficiently loosened and the
worm clip rotates easily in the groove in the
manifold.
Fig. 10.1.46
• Gently pull out throttle body from the inlet manifold
10.1.3. Throttle Body Assembly rubbers along with fuel rail and injectors.
• Ensure ignition switch and engine stop switch are 10.1.4. Fuel Injectors
in OFF position
• Remove the following parts: • Disconnect coupler (a) from injector.
CAUTION
Fuel hoses are disconnected. Fig. 10.1.47
sensor are disconnected. • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex flange bolts (a)
EVAP hose pipes are disconnected. holding from fuel injector (b) to cylinder head.
WARNING

• Throttle cable (section 5.1.8).
• Remove electrical connector from ECU. Fig. 10.1.48
• Rubber hoses connecting to Throttle body from
EVAP (section 5.1.11).
• Gently remove injector (a).

10.1.5. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT) • Place a small tray under EOT to collect the oil when
it is loosened and removed.
• The EOT (a) is located on cylinder head below the
• Insert EOT wiring coupler through a deep grooved
exhaust pipe.
ring spanner and locate the spanner on the EOT
hex head correctly.
• Gently loosen EOT (a) from cylinder head (b) and

remove along with O-ring (c).
Fig. 10.1.49
NOTE
• E nsure the engine is cold before dismantling Fig. 10.1.51
EOT.
• E nsure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch
are in OFF position. 17 mm Deep groove ring spanner
CAUTION 10.1.6. HEGO/Oxygen (O2) Sensor

Do not remove EOT from cylinder head when
the engine is hot.
CAUTION
• Disconnect EOT sensor wiring coupler (a) from Do not loosen/remove HEGO (O2) sensor
the main harness (b) above cylinder head. when the exhaust pipes are hot.
WARNING
The engine and exhaust systems get extremely
hot during normal operation and can result in
serious burns if touched. Make sure exhaust
pipes are not hot and is at the same levels of
ambient/surrounding temperature whenever
working on the engine or exhaust systems.
Fig. 10.1.50

• The HEGO (O2) sensor (a) is located on the exhaust 10.1.7. Secondary Air Injection Unit (Solenoid)
pipe (b). (SAI)
• The SAI (a) is assembled on the top of the cylinder

head assembly on the frame.

in ‘‘OFF’’ position.
Fig. 10.1.52 • Side panel LH (section 6.7.4).
• Disconnect HEGO (O2) sensor connector (a) from
wiring harness located under fuel tank (b) . CAUTION
sensor are disconnected.
WARNING
Fig. 10.1.53
• Disconnect secondary air injection connector (a)
from wiring harness connector located above
• Gently loosen HEGO (O2) sensor (a) from exhaust
cylinder head assembly to frame.
pipe (b) and remove along with Copper washer.
Fig. 10.1.55
Fig. 10.1.54
17 mm Deep groove ring spanner

• Disconnect coupler (a) from SAI (b). • Remove Secondary air injection solenoid..
10.1.8. Purge Valve

• The purge valve (a) is part of the EVAP system
and is located above the cylinder head to frame.
Fig. 10.1.56
• Disconnect reed valve hose (a) from SAI (b).
Fig. 10.1.59
• Disconnect hose (a) connecting purge valve to

Fig. 10.1.57 throttle body.
• Disconnect hose (b) connecting purge valve to
• Disconnect air filter box hose (a) from SAI (b).
canister.
Fig. 10.1.58
Fig. 10.1.60

• Disconnect wiring coupler (a) from purge valve WARNING
(b).
• Disconnect spark plug suppressor cap from spark

plug (a).
Fig. 10.1.61
• Gently pull out purge valve from bracket.
10.1.9. Ignition Coil
• The Ignition coil (a) is located on the frame under Fig. 10.1.63
fuel tank.
• Disconnect wiring couplers (a) from the ignition
coil.
Fig. 10.1.62
Fig. 10.1.64
• Remove the following parts: • Loosen and remove. Hex head bolts (M6) (a) from
• Side panel RH (section 6.7.1). main frame LH (b).
Fig. 10.1.65

• Remove FD sprocket cover (section 5.1.24).
• Remove cover LH from Engine (section 5.1.34).
• Loosen and remove 3 Nos. Hex socket head screws

• Gently slide out Ignition coil (a) from frame and
(M6) (a) holding stator coil.
remove along HT cables (b).
Fig. 10.1.69
Fig. 10.1.66

10.1.10 Crank Position Sensor
• The crank position sensor (a) is located inside the • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
engine cover LH and attached to the stator coil. (M5) (a) holding crankshaft position sensor guide
plate to cover LH.
Fig. 10.1.67
• Ensure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch are Fig. 10.1.70
• Disconnect wiring coupler (a) of stator from main 4 mm Socket with Ratchet
wiring harness.
Fig. 10.1.68

• Gently slide out wiring harness, rubber grommet • Remove FD sprocket cover (section 5.1.24).
(a) from the slot in cover LH and remove stator coil • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex head bolts (M6)
along with crank shaft position sensor (b). (a) holding the gear position sensor to crankcase
LH.
• Gently tap Gear Position Sensor and remove
along with O-ring.
Fig. 10.1.71

Fig. 10.1.74
• The gear position sensor (a) is located on the
crankcase LH before FD sprocket.
• Remove cable bracket (a) and gently pull out gear

position sensor from crankcase LH.
Fig. 10.1.72
• Ensure Ignition switch and engine stop switch are

in OFF position.
• Disconnect wiring coupler (a) of gear position Fig. 10.1.75
sensor from main wiring harness (b).
Fig. 10.1.76
Fig. 10.1.73

10.1.18. Clutch Switch 10.1.19. Side Stand Switch
• Remove headlamp assembly (section 11.1.1). • Place the vehicle in main stand.
• Disconnect clutch switch connector (a).
Fig. 10.1.79
Fig. 10.1.77
• Disconnect side stand connector (a) from wiring
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos of screws (a) from clutch harness located behind engine .
lever (b).
Fig. 10.1.80
Fig. 10.1.78
• Release the side stand.
• Loosen and remove Hex socket head cap screw
Screw Driver (+) (M6) (a) from side stand switch located on side
stand (b).
Fig. 10.1.81
10 mm socket With Ratchet

• Remove side stand switch (a). Assembly
10.1.21. Engine Control Unit (ECU)
CAUTION
Before assembling any part of the EMS, the
Ignition switch and Engine stop switch MUST
be in OFF position
Before connecting ECU into wiring harness,
the battery terminals must be disconnected
Fig. 10.1.82 from the battery.
• Insert throttle body (a) into intake manifold flange

10.1.20. Starter Motor Solenoid (b)

• Rear mudguard in fill cover (section 6.6.7).
• Locate solenoid connectors below battery tray,

ensure ignition off.
• Disconnect starter solenoid connectors (a) from

wiring harness located below battery tray.
Fig. 10.1.85
• Tighten lock clip (a).
Fig. 10.1.83
• Gently slide and remove solenoid coil from

battery tray bracket. Fig. 10.1.86
Fig. 10.1.84

• Insert throttle body rear end in the air box opening. 10.1.22. Fuel Pump
• Ensure Ignition switch and engine stop switch are

• Gently insert fuel pump (a) from fuel tank (b)
along with O-ring.
Fig. 10.1.87
• Tighten the lock clip (a).
Fig. 10.1.90
• Locate and tighten 6 Nos. Hex socket head bolts

(M5) (a) holding fuel pump (b) to fuel tank (c).
Fig. 10.1.88
• Connect wiring harness coupler (a) to ECU (b).
Fig. 10.1.91
Fig. 10.1.89
• Assemble fuel tank assembly (section 7.1.15).
• Connect battery terminals.
• Assemble rider seat (section 6.7.7).
• Assemble side panel RH (section 6.7.8).

• Locate and tighten 2 Nos. Hex soc bolts (M5) (a)
CAUTION
into injector mounting.
Fuel is refilled into fuel tank.
Fuel feed and return hoses are connected into
fuel rail.
sensor are connected.
EVAP hose pipes are connected.
Water drain hose are connected.
Fig. 10.1.94
WARNING
Gasoline is extremely flammable. 8 mm socket with Ratchet
• Assemble rider seat (section 6.7.7). Torque 8-10 N-m/0.8-1.0 kgf-m
• Assemble side panel RH (section 6.7.8). • Assemble throttle body (section 5.2.31).
10.1.23. Fuel injectors
CAUTION
• Fuel injectors are located on the intake manifold.
• Ensure the O-rings (a) and (b). Fuel feed and return hoses are connected into
fuel rail.

• Fuel tank (section 7.1.15).
Fig. 10.1.92 • Rider seat (section 6.7.7).
• RH side cover (section 6.7.8).
• Gently assemble injectors (a) into manifold (b)
along with upper and lower O-rings .
Fig. 10.1.93
10.1.28. Engine Oil Temperature Sensor (EOT) 10.1.29. HEGO (O2) Sensor
• Locate EOT sensor (a) along with O-ring (b) into • The HEGO sensor are located on the exhaust pipes
engine head assembly (c). near the cylinder head.
WARNING
hot during normal operation and can result
in serious burns if touched. Make sure
exhaust pipes are not hot and is at the same
levels of ambient/surrounding temperature,
whenever working on the engine or exhaust
systems.
Fig. 10.1.95
NOTE
• Tighten EOT sensor Hex head (M17) (a) into engine • Ensure the engine/exhaust is cold before
head assembly (b). assembling the HEGO (O2) sensors.
• E nsure Ignition switch and Engine stop switch
are in OFF position.
• Locate HEGO/O2 sensor on the exhaust pipe and

tighten.
Fig. 10.1.96
17 mm Deep groove spanner

Fig. 10.1.98
• Connect EOT sensor connector (a) into wiring

harness (b) above cylinder head. 17 mm Deep groove spanner
• Ensure connector is locked and wire is routed
correctly.
Fig. 10.1.97
• Connect HEGO sensor connector (a) from wiring • Connect wiring harness coupler (a) into SAI (b).
harness located near ignition coil assembly below
fuel tank.
Fig. 10.1.102
Fig. 10.1.99 • Locate SAI (a) into frame .
10.1.31. Secondary Air Injection Unit (SAI)

(Solenoid)
in OFF position.
• The SAI is assembled on the frame above cylinder
head.
• Connect hose (a) from air filter box into SAI (b).
Fig. 10.1.103
• Assemble fuel tank assembly (section 7.1.15).
CAUTION
Fuel feed and return hoses are connected into
fuel rail.
Fig. 10.1.100
• Connect reed valve hose (a) to SAI (b). sensor are connected.
Water drain hoses are connected.
WARNING
explosive. Please handle with care. Improper
handling can lead to fatal accident or serious
injury. Always drain/fill fuel only in a well
ventilated area.
Fig. 10.1.101
Ensure there is no scope for flames or sparks
near by while draining/filling fuel.

• Assemble the following parts: • Connect ignition coil connector (a) from wiring
• Side panel LH (section 6.7.5). harness (b) located below fuel tank.
10.1.32. Purge Valve
• Locate and install EVAP purge control valve into
frame.
• Connect the inlet (a) and outlet (b) hoses to EVAP
purge control valve.
• Connect the electrical connector (c) to EVAP purge
control valve.
Fig. 10.1.106
• Gently insert Spark plug suppressor cap (a) into

spark plug (b).
Fig. 10.1.104
• Assembly the following parts:

• Side panel LH (section 6.7.5)
• Rider seat (section 6.7.7).. Fig. 10.1.107
• Assemble fuel tank (section 7.1.15).
10.1.34. Ignition Coil
CAUTION
• Assemble ignition coil (a) into frame (b). Ensure the following:
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. hex soc bolts (M6) (a)
into ignition coil (b).
WARNING
Gasoline is extremely flammable.
• Assemble rider seat Assembly (section 6.7.7).

• Assemble side panel RH (section 6.7.8).
Fig. 10.1.105
10mm Socket with Ratchet.

10.1.35. Crank Position Sensor • Locate and tighten 3 Nos. Hex socket head screws
(M5) (a) into LH cover that hold starter coil (b).
• The crank position sensor is located inside the
engine cover LH and attached to the stator coil.
• Locate starter coil along with crank shaft position

sensor wire assembly (a) into cover LH (b).
Fig. 10.1.110
5 mm Allen key with Ratchet
Fig. 10.1.108 Torque 8-10 N-m/0.8-1.0 kgf-m
• Locket and tighten 2 Nos Hex socket head screws • Locate crank shaft position sensor and wiring
(M5) (a) into guide plate (b). harness behind engine on RH, near RR module.
• Connect crank position sensor connector (a) to
harness connector.
• Ensure the wiring harness strapped properly.
Fig. 10.1.109

Fig. 10.1.111
• FD sprocket cover (Section 5.2.54).
• Cover LH from Engine Refer (Section 5.2.45).
• Fill engine oil.

10.1.36. Gear Position Sensor 10.1.37. Clutch Switch
• The gear position sensor is located on the crankcase • Locate and tighten 2 Nos of screws (a) into clutch
LH before FD sprocket lever (b).
in OFF position.
• Gently locate gear position sensor (a) below FD
sprocket.
Fig. 10.1.114
Screw Driver (+)
Fig. 10.1.112
• Connect connectors (b) into clutch switch on
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex head bolts (M6) handlebar LH (a).
located below FD sprocket.
Fig. 10.1.115
Fig. 10.1.113
• Assemble headlamp assembly (section 11.12.8).
• Connect gear position sensor connector (a) to

wiring harness connector located on rear side of
engine (b).
• Ensure connector is locked properly and wiring is
routed correctly.
• Assemble FD sprocket cover (Section 5.4.12).

10.1.38. Side Stand Switch
CAUTION Torque 8-10 N-m/0.8-1.0 kgf-m

flat surface. • Connect side stand connector (a) into wiring
harness connector located behind engine frame
• Ensure vehicle is placed in main stand RH.
• Ensure connectors are locked properly and routed
correctly.
Fig. 10.1.116
• Ensure side stand is released. Fig. 10.1.119

• Locate switch on the slots provided over the side 10.1.39. Starter Motor Solenoid
stand.
• Locate solenoid connectors below battery tray
Ensure ignition off.
• Gently slide and locate solenoid coil into battery
tray bracket.
Fig. 10.1.117
• Locate and tighten Hex socket head cap screw

(M6) (a) into side stand switch located on side Fig. 10.1.120
stand (b).
Fig. 10.1.118

• Connect starter solenoid connectors (a) into wiring • Procedure
harness.
A. In EOL software
1. Connect the tool with the diagnostic coupler
in the vehicle and connect it with PC using the
USB cable.
2. Select the option “EOL” & select Actuator.
3. Select the required actuator and press.
B. In NACSII tool
Fig. 10.1.121 1.
Connect the tool with the diagnostic
coupler in the vehicle
• Assemble the following:
• Rear mudguard in fill cover (section 6.6.10).
• Wheel speed sensor front and rear (section
9.3.8).
10.1.39 Actuator
Actuator Tests
• The following actuators can be tested for their
functionality using the diagnostic tool/ PC Fig. 10.1.122
software.
1. Fuel Pump 2. Select the vehicle model name and select
2. Injector Bosch Engine Management System
3. Ignition Coil
3. Select the option Actuator
4. O2 sensor heater
5. Malfunction Indication Lamp (MIL) 4. Select the required actuator and press F3
6. Idle Air Control Valve (IACV) to actuate
7. Canister Purge Valve (CPV) • Method of verification
8. Secondary Air Injection Solenoid (SAI)
9. Accessory Relay 4. F or fuel pump, when actuated, an audible sound
can be heard for 5 seconds .
Test Procedure
• Entry Conditions
1. Actuator tests can be carried out when the

ignition key and kill switch are ON and engine ON = 5 SECONDS
speed is 0.
OFF
2. For IACV alone, engine speed can be greater
than 0.
3. For actuation of injector and ignition coil, gear
should be in neutral. If not in neutral, clutch Fig. 10.1.123
lever should be pressed.
4.
Errors associated to the corresponding
actuator, if present, will inhibit the actuation.

5. P
rior to actuation of injector, prime the fuel pump 3 7. T o check O2 sensor heater, the sensor has to be
times to build up sufficient pressure in fuel line. To removed from the exhaust pipe. When actuation is
ensure injectors are working properly, remove the requested, the sensor will get heated up and this
throttle body from the intake manifold, connect all happens for 5 seconds.
the injector couplers and actuate. When actuated,
3 pulses of fuel spray from the injector can be seen.
ON = 5 SECONDS
ON = 100 mSEC OFF
OFF = 1 SEC
Fig. 10.1.126
Fig. 10.1.124 8. W
hen MIL is actuated, the bulb goes ON & OFF for
5 times.
6. P
rior to the actuation of ignition coil, remove the
suppressor cap and connect with an external spark
plug and ground it to engine. Do not ground the
ignition coil directly. When actuated, 3 sparks can
be seen. ON
OFF
ON = 100 mSEC
Fig. 10.1.127
9. S tart and idle the engine before actuating IACV. If

OFF = 1 SEC
actuation command is given, one can observe the
engine rpm rising up & falling down the target idle
speed. Once actuation is completed, it settles back
Fig. 10.1.125 to target idle speed.
Fig. 10.1.128

10. W
hen CPV is actuated, a pulsating sound can be
observed. If not, the canister purge valve has to be
manually touched to feel actuation.
OPEN
CLOSE
1 CYCLE
Fig. 10.1.129
11. SAI solenoid will get actuated for 20 cycles
CLOSE
OPEN
1 CYCLE
Fig. 10.1.130
12. Accessory relay gets actuated for 5 cycles.
ON
OFF
1 CYCLE
Fig. 10.1.131

EMS DTC CODES
EMS DTC CODES

10.2 EMS DTC Codes
Sl. No. P-Code EMS Component DTC Description
1 P0197 Engine Oil Temperature Sensor EOT sensor circuit low
2 P0030 Lambda/O2 sensor Lambds/O2 sensor heater control circuit low/open
3 P0261 Injector Injector circuit low/open
4 P0562 Battery Battery voltage low
5 P0627 Fuel Pump Fuel Pump circuit low/open
6 P0412 Secondary Air Injection SAV circuit low/open
7 P0444 Canister Purge Valve Canister purge valve circuit low/open
8 P0198 Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Low/open
9 P0298 Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Engine Oil Temperature Sensor High
10 P0032 Lambda/O2 sensor O2 Sensor Heater Circuit High
11 P0131 Lambda/O2 sensor O2 Sensor Circuit Low
12 P0132 Lambda/O2 sensor O2 Sensor Circuit High
13 P0134 Lambda/O2 sensor O2 Sensor Circuit Open
14 P0171 Lambda/O2 sensor Fuel system running too lean
15 P0172 Lambda/O2 sensor Fuel system running too rich
16 P2191 Lambda/O2 sensor O2 Sensor Circuit/NPL/Bank 2 Sensor 1 LH
17 P0262 Injector Injector Circuit High
18 P0563 Battery Battery voltage high
19 P0335 Crank Sensor Crank sensor error

20 P0336 Crank Sensor Crank sensor synchronization lost
21 P0339 Crank Sensor Crank sensor gap position incorrect
22 P0371 Crank Sensor Crank sensor additional tooth detected
23 P0372 Crank Sensor Crank sensor missing tooth detected
24 P0373 Crank Sensor Crank sensor additional edges inside filtering period.
25 P0413 Secondary Air Valve SAV circuit high
26 P0459 Canister Purge Valve Purge valve solenoid circuit high
27 P0650 MIL MIL circuit malfunction
28 P1638 Headlamp Control Headlamp control circuit low/open
29 P1639 Headlamp Control Headlamp control circuit high
30 P0219 Crank Sensor Engine overspeed
31 P0629 Fuel Pump Fuel pump circuit high
32 P2300 Ignition Coil Ignition coil circuit low/open
33 P2301 Ignition Coil Ignition coil circuit high
34 P0112 Intake Air Temperature (IBS) Intake air temperature low
35 P0113 Intake Air Temperature (IBS) Intake air temperature high
36 P0107 Manifold Absolute Pressure (IBS) MAP Low
37 P0108 Manifold Absolute Pressure (IBS) MAP High
38 P0121 Throttle Position Sensor (IBS) TPS adaptation out of control
39 P0122 Throttle Position Sensor (IBS) TPS circuit low/open

40 P0123 Throttle Position Sensor (IBS) TPS circuit high
41 P0505 Idle Air Controller (IBS) IAC malfunction
42 P0508 Idle Air Controller (IBS) IAC low/open
43 P0509 Idle Air Controller (IBS) IAC high
44 P1530 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor position wrong
45 P1531 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor signal stuck
46 P1532 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor signal wrong
47 P1533 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor serial peripheral interface wrong
48 P1535 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor index wrong
49 P1536 Roll Over Sensor (IBS) Roll over sensor polarity wrong
50 P0500 Vehicle Speed Sensor Vehicle speed sensor malfunction
51 P0501 Vehicle Speed Sensor Vehicle speed sensor no signal
52 U0009 CAN CAN malfunction
53 U0121 CAN CAN diagnosis error
54 U0415 CAN CAN diagnosis error

Electrical System
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Electrical System
CONTENTS PAGE
Contents
11.Electrical System...................................................................................................................................................... 463
11.1 Headlamp and Cluster Dismantling........................................................................................................................ 463
11.1.1 Headlamp Reflector from Housing...................................................................................................................... 463
11.1.3 Headlamp Bulb from Reflector........................................................................................................................... 464
11.1.4Connectors and Sensors from Headlamp Housing.............................................................................................. 464
11.1.5Headlamp Housing from Holder LH & RH............................................................................................................466
11.1.6Direction Trafficators from Headlamp Holder.....................................................................................................466
11.1.7Cluster Dismantling.............................................................................................................................................. 467
11.1.7Ignition Switch......................................................................................................................................................468
11.1.8Headlamp Housing Holders from Fork Legs........................................................................................................ 469
11.2Tail Lamp Dismantling............................................................................................................................................ 469
11.2.1Tail Lamp.............................................................................................................................................................. 469
11.3Brake Lamp Connectors Dismantling.................................................................................................................... 470
11.3.1Brake Lamp Connector - Rear.............................................................................................................................. 470
11.3.2Brake Lamp Connector - Front............................................................................................................................ 470
11.4Trafficators Dismantling......................................................................................................................................... 470
11.4.1Direction Trafficators - Rear................................................................................................................................. 470
11.4.2Trafficator bulb - Front........................................................................................................................................ 470
11.5Battery Dismantling................................................................................................................................................471
11.5.1Battery Terminals..................................................................................................................................................471
11.5.2Battery Tray......................................................................................................................................................... 473
11.5.3Starter Solenoid.................................................................................................................................................. 473
11.5.4RR Unit................................................................................................................................................................ 474
11.6Horn Dismantling.................................................................................................................................................. 474
Inspection..............................................................................................................................................475
Assembly.............................................................................................................................................. 476
11.7Horn Assembly ..................................................................................................................................................... 476
11.8Battery Assembly................................................................................................................................................... 476
11.8.1 RR Unit................................................................................................................................................................ 476
11.8.2 Starter Solenoid................................................................................................................................................. 477
11.8.3 Battery Tray........................................................................................................................................................ 477
11.8.4 Battery Terminals............................................................................................................................................... 478
11.9 Trafficators Assembly............................................................................................................................................ 479
11.9.1 Direction Trafficator Bulb - Front......................................................................................................................... 479

Electrical System
CONTENTS PAGE
11.9.2 Direction Trafficators - Rear................................................................................................................................480
11.10 Brake Lamp Connectors Assembly......................................................................................................................480
11.10.1 Brake Lamp Connector - Rear............................................................................................................................480
11.10.2 Brake Lamp Connector - Front..........................................................................................................................480
11.11 Tail Lamp Assembly..............................................................................................................................................480
11.11.1 Tail Lamp.............................................................................................................................................................480
11.12 Headlamp and Cluster Assembly.........................................................................................................................480
11.12.1 H
eadlamp Housing Holders into Fork Legs........................................................................................................480
11.12.2 Cluster Assembly............................................................................................................................................... 481
11.12.3 D
irection Trafficators into Headlamp Holder.................................................................................................... 483
11.12.4 H
eadlamp Housing into Holder LH & RH.......................................................................................................... 483
11.12.5 C
onnectors and Sensors into Headlamp Housing............................................................................................. 483
11.12.6 Headlamp Bulb into Reflector........................................................................................................................... 485
11.12.7 Pilot Bulb into Reflector....................................................................................................................................486
11.12.8 Headlamp Reflector into Housing.....................................................................................................................486

Electrical System Components - Front

a Front Brake Switch 1 h Instrument Cluster 1
b Trafficator Front RH 1 i Highbeam/lowbeam/pass light 1
c Horn 1 j Trafficator toggle switch 1
d Headlamp Assembly 1 k Horn Button 1
e Trafficator LH 1 l Ignition Key Cylinder 1
f Clutch Switch 1 m Hazard switch 1
g Information Button 1 n Starter Switch 1

Electrical System Components - Rear

a LED taillamp 1
b Trafficator rear LH 1
c Trafficator rear RH 1

Headlamp and Cluster

Trafficator Assembly with Bulb -
a 1 k Headlamp Holder LH 1
Front RH
b Hex Flange Bolt M8 x 1.25 x 30 RH 2 l Ignition Key 1
c Headlamp Holder RH 1 m Ignition Key Set 1
d Wire Guide, Throttle Cable 1 n Cluster 1
e Hex Nut M12 x 1.25 1 o Washer 2
Hex Socket HD. Cap Screw,
f 1 p Hex Socket Hd. Cap Screw, M6 x 20 2
M6 x 20 RH
Hex Socket Hd. Cap Screw, M6 x 20
g Screw 1 q 2
RH
h Headlamp Rim 1 r Hex Flange Bolt M8 x 1.25 x 30 RH 1
Trafficator Assembly With Bulb -
i Headlamp Housing 1 s 1
Front LH
j Headlamp cover 1 t Headlamp Bulb (Halogen) 1
Charging System

a Battery 1
b Ignition Key 1
c Stator Coil 1
d Regulator and Rectifier Module 1

Charging System

a Kill Switch (Stop Button) 1
b Starter Motor Assembly 1
c Starter Solenoid 1

11. Electrical System WARNING
The headlamp and bulb can be extremely hot.
11.1 Headlamp and Cluster Dismantling Do not remove while headlamp/bulb are hot.
11.1.1 Headlamp Reflector from Housing • Hold headlamp head carefully and disconnect
headlamp connector (a) from headlamp bulb.
NOTE
• E nsure ignition switch and stop switch in off
condition
CAUTION
Support the Headlamp assembly carefully.
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Phillips screws (a) on

Fig. 11.1.3
headlamp.
• Remove rubber boot (a) from headlamp head.
Fig. 11.1.1
Fig. 11.1.4
• Disconnect Position lamp coupler (a) from
headlamp head assembly.
• Gently remove front rim (a) along with reflector (b)
from housing (c).
Fig. 11.1.5
Fig. 11.1.2

11.1.3 Headlamp Bulb from Reflector
• Press wire clip (a) and release from slot (b) in

headlamp reflector.
Fig. 11.1.9
11.1.4 Connectors and Sensors from Headlamp

Housing
Fig. 11.1.6
• Loosen and remove 2 Nos plastic screws (a) from
wiring harness guide(b) ..
• Remove wire clip (a) from reflector (b) and gently
pull out headlamp bulb (c) from reflector.
Fig. 11.1.10
Fig. 11.1.7
CAUTION
Do not touch glass of bulb. Any strains or finger • Gently pull and remove the wiring harness guide.
prints will affect the luminosity.
Ensure pointed tip of bulb does not get
damaged
Whenever handling the bulb, hold it firmly at
terminal end and not at glass end.
Fig. 11.1.11
Fig. 11.1.8

• Disconnect LH module connector (a) from • Disconnect RH module connector (a).
headlamp housing.
Fig. 11.1.15
Fig. 11.1.12
• Disconnect wheel speed sensor connector (a).
• Disconnect clutch switch connector (a).
Fig. 11.1.16
Fig. 11.1.13
• Press the lock to disconnect LH trafficator sensor
• Disconnect front brake lamp switch connector (a). connector (a).
Fig. 11.1.14 Fig. 11.1.17

• Disconnect RH trafficator sensor connector (a). 11.1.6 Direction Trafficators from Headlamp
Holder
Dismantling
• Loosen and remove Hex nut (M12) (a) from LH
direction trafficator.
Fig. 11.1.18
• Disconnect ignition switch connector (a).
Fig. 11.1.21
19 mm Ring spanner
• Remove LH direction trafficators (a) nut (b) and

washer (c) from headlamp holder.
Fig. 11.1.19
11.1.5 Headlamp Housing from Holder LH & RH.
• Ensure all electrical connectors are removed.

• Support and loosen Hex flange holder bolts (M8)
(a) RH and LH and remove headlamp housing.
Fig. 11.1.22
• Similarly remove RH direction trafficator.
Fig. 11.1.20

11.1.7 Cluster Dismantling • Remove instrument cluster (a).
• Disconnect Instrument cluster coupler (a).
Fig. 11.1.26
Fig. 11.1.23 • Remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (a) located
below TBT cluster bracket.
• Disconnect TBT display coupler (a).
Fig. 11.1.27
Fig. 11.1.24

• Remove 3 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (a) located
below instrument cluster bracket.
• Remove TBT cluster (a).
Fig. 11.1.25
Fig. 11.1.28

• Remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M6) (a) 11.1.7 Ignition Switch
located below cluster bracket on LH and RH.
• Remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M6) (a)
located below key set on LH and RH.
Fig. 11.1.29
Fig. 11.1.32

• Remove 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts (M10) (a)
located below cluster bracket on handlebar top
yoke mounting LH and RH. • Gently remove ignition key set (a).
Fig. 11.1.30 Fig. 11.1.33
• Detach cluster bracket (a) from motorcycle and

keep it aside safely.
Fig. 11.1.31

11.1.8 Headlamp Housing Holders from Fork • Ensure free movement of top yoke in steering stem
Legs and gently pull out top yoke (a) from steering stem.
• Remove the steering top nut protective boot (a)

from top yoke.
Fig. 11.1.36
• Pull out headlamp housing holders (a) LH & RH

Fig. 11.1.34
from front fork legs LH & RH (b) along with sub
parts.
Screw Driver
• Loosen and remove top yoke nut (a) along with

washer (b).
Fig. 11.1.37
11.2 Tail Lamp Dismantling
11.2.1 Tail Lamp

Fig. 11.1.35
NOTE
27 mm Hex Socket with Ratchet
• Tail lamp is a sealed LED unit and is not
serviceable. Hence it has to be replaced as a
whole assembly if found malfunctioning.

11.3 Brake Lamp Connectors • Loosen and remove hex nut (M12) (a) along with
Dismantling washer (b) to remove rear trafficator (c).
11.3.1 Brake Lamp Connector - Rear
• Remove RH side panel (section 6.7.1).

• Rear brake lamp switch is connected in ABS
modulator. Refer ABS section for dismantling
procedure.
11.3.2 Brake Lamp Connector - Front

Fig. 11.4.2
• Headlamp assembly (section 11.1.1).
19 mm Ring spanner
• Front brake lamp switch (section 11.1.4).
• Disconnect front brake lamp connector (a). 11.4.2 Trafficator bulb - Front
• Loosen and remove screw (a) along with washer

(b) from front trafficator lens RH.
Fig. 11.3.35
11.4 Trafficators Dismantling

Fig. 11.4.3
11.4.1 Direction Trafficators - Rear
• Remove rear number plate bracket (section 6.6.4). Screw driver

• Support and remove tail lamp housing (a) from the
frame (b). • Remove lens (a) along with bulb assembly.
Fig. 11.4.1 Fig. 11.4.4

• Remove grommet (a) from lens assembly (b).
Fig. 11.5.84
Fig. 11.4.5
(a) from battery support bracket(b).
• Remove bulb (a) from holder (b).
Fig. 11.5.85
Fig. 11.4.6
• To remove the trafficator assembly from headlamp 10 mm Socket and Ratchet

assembly refer (section 11.1.6).
11.5 Battery Dismantling • Remove battery support bracket along with fuse
box and wiring.
11.5.1 Battery Terminals

• Ensure Ignition and stop switch are in OFF position

before disconnecting battery cables.
• Refer general information (section 1.5.8) for battery Fig. 11.5.86
connection and disconnection procedure.
NOTE
• If battery lead is difficult to disconnect due to
rust or corrosion of battery terminals, pour
recommended battery terminal cleaning
solution on terminals and then try to disconnect.

• Disconnect battery negative (-) terminal bolt (a). Utility Box

• Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex head bolts (M6) (a)

from tool holder (b).
Fig. 11.5.87
• Disconnect battery positive (+) terminal (a) from

battery (b). Fig. 11.5.90
10 mm Socket and Ratchet
• Gently pull the utility box tray (a) to remove..
Fig. 11.5.88
• Remove battery (a) from tray, Fig. 11.5.91
Fig. 11.5.89

11.5.2 Battery Tray 11.5.3 Starter Solenoid
• Remove rear wheel (section 6.8.3).
• Starter solenoid from battery tray (section 11.5.3).
• Remove rear mudguard in fill cover (section 6.6.7).
• Loosen and remove the 6 Nos. Hex head collar bolt
• Remove battery positive (+) terminal
(M6) (a) from frame RH.
(section 11.5.1).
• Disconnect starter solenoid connectors (a).
Solenoid connectors are located above battery tray.
Fig. 11.5.92
10 mm Socket and Ratchet Fig. 11.5.95
• Gently slide out solenoid coil from battery bracket

• Ensure wiring harness routing is separated from
along with battery positive (+)cable.
battery bracket and remove battery tray (a) from
frame.
Fig. 11.5.96
Fig. 11.5.93
• Gently pull battery tray from the rear to remove,
Fig. 11.5.94

11.5.4 RR Unit • Loosen and remove 2 Nos. Hex flanged bolts (M6)
(a) along with washer to remove RR unit.
CAUTION
Ensure motorcycle is placed on a flat surface,
resting it on center stand/ramp.
below cradle frame. If necessary.
• Locate RR unit (a) behind engine guide below

battery tray (b).
Fig. 11.5.99
• Gently slide down RR unit (a) from frame.
Fig. 11.5.97
• Disconnect RR unit connectors (a) and stator coil

connectors (b) from magneto.
Fig. 11.5.100
11.6 Horn Dismantling
• Disconnect the horn connectors (a).

Fig. 11.5.98
Fig. 11.6.2

• Loosen and remove Hex flange bolt and nut (M8) Battery
(a) to remove horn bracket.
• Check battery for any damages.
• Check the battery terminals for sulfating, corrosion
or damages.
• Test voltage level. It should be 12.4V to 12.8V
approximately.
Fig. 11.6.3
Inspection Fig. 11.6.5
• Inspect connector pins for any bends, corrosions

and damages.
• Inspect headlamp holder for any scratches, rust,
cracks and damages. Replace if it is defective.
• Inspect and replace reflector if it has any damages
and/or distraction.
• Inspect if wire clips are loosened and tighten
appropriately.
• Inspect if headlamp holder bolt is loosened and
tighten appropriately.
• Inspect the bulb filament (a) for any damages and
replace.
Fig. 11.6.4

Assembly 11.8 Battery Assembly
11.7 Horn Assembly 11.8.1 RR Unit
• Locate and tighten Hex flange bolt and nut (M8) • Locate RR unit (a) into frame to fix RR unit.
(a) into horn bracket.
Fig. 11.8.3
Fig. 11.7.2
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex flanged bolts (M6) (a)
along with washer to fix RR unit.
• Connect horn connectors (a).
Fig. 11.8.4

• Connect RR unit connectors (a) and (b) into wiring 11.8.3 Battery Tray
harness and ensure they are locked properly.
• Locate battery tray (a) into frame and ensure wiring
harness routing is done into battery bracket.
Fig. 11.8.5
11.8.2 Starter Solenoid Fig. 11.8.8
• Gently slide and locate solenoid coil into battery • Locate and tighten 6 Nos. Hex head collar bolt (M6)
bracket. (a) into frame.
Fig. 11.8.6 Fig. 11.8.9
• Connect starter solenoid connectors (a) into wiring

harness. 10 mm Socket with Ratchet
• Locate and insert utility tray into battery tray.(a).
Fig. 11.8.7
Fig. 11.8.10

• Locate and tighten 2 Nos Hex flange bolts (M6) (a) • Locate and tighten 2 Nos flanged head screw (M6)
on utility box (b). (a) onto battery strap bracket (b).
Fig. 11.8.14
Fig. 11.8.11

11.8.4 Battery Terminals

• Install battery (a) into tray (b).
• Connect battery positive (+) terminal (a) and
tighten Hex head bolt (M6).
Fig. 11.8.12
• Place battery support bracket (a) onto battery tray Fig. 11.8.15
(b).
Fig. 11.8.13

• Connect battery negative (-) terminal (a) and tight- • Install holder (a) along with bulb into lens.
en Hex head bolt (M6) (b).
Fig. 11.9.2
Fig. 11.8.16
• Locate and tighten screw (a) along with washer
(b) into front trafficator lens RH.
• lean and apply recommended agents on battery

C
terminals.
11.9 Trafficators Assembly
11.9.1 Direction Trafficator Bulb - Front

Fig. 11.9.3
• Install bulb (a) into holder(b).
Philps Screw driver
NOTE
• A
fter assembling headlamp assembly, check
light operation.
Fig. 11.9.1

11.9.2 Direction Trafficators - Rear 11.10.2 Brake Lamp Connector - Front
• Locate trafficator into tail lamp housing. • Connect front brake lamp connector (a).
• Locate and insert hex nut (M12) (a) along with

washer (b).to install rear trafficator (c).
Fig. 11.10.1
• After assembling front brake switch. Check front

Fig. 11.9.4
brake operation at Tail lamp
11.11 Tail Lamp Assembly

19 mm Ring spanner
11.11.1 Tail Lamp

• Support and install fender into mudguard.
NOTE
• Tail lamp is a sealed LED unit and is not
serviceable. Hence it has to be replaced as a
whole assembly if found malfunctioning.
11.12 Headlamp and Cluster Assembly
11.12.1 Headlamp Housing Holders into Fork

Fig. 11.9.5 Legs
11.10 Brake Lamp Connectors Assembly • Assemble LH & RH headlamp housing holders (a)
into front fork legs LH & RH (b).
11.10.1 Brake Lamp Connector - Rear
• Refer ABS section for assembly of rear brake light

swiitch.
NOTE
• A
fter assembling rear brake lamp switch, check
brake light operation.
Fig. 11.12.1

• Assemble upper yoke (a) into steering stem. • Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
(M6) (a) along with washers into LH and RH of
cluster bracket.
Fig. 11.12.2
Fig. 11.12.5
11.12.2 Cluster Assembly
• Insert cluster bracket (a) into upper yoke (b). 10 mm Allen socket with Ratchet
• Locate TBT cluster (a) into bracket (b).
Fig. 11.12.3
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
(M10) (a) along with washers into LH and RH of
cluster bracket. Fig. 11.12.6
• Locate and tighten 2 Nos allen head bolts (a) into

bracket (b).
Fig. 11.12.4

Fig. 11.12.7
3 mm Allen socket with ratchet.

• Locate Instrument cluster (a) into bracket (b). • Locate and connect TBT cluster connector (a).
Ensure it is properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.8
Fig. 11.12.11
• Locate and tighten 3 Nos allen head bolts (a) into
bracket (b). • Locate ignition key set (a) into cluster bracket.
Fig. 11.12.9 Fig. 11.12.12

• Insert and tighten 2 Nos. Hex socket head bolts
(M6) (a) into LH & RH of key set.
3 mm Allen socket with ratchet.
• Locate and connect instrument cluster connector

(a). Ensure it is properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.13
• Connect cluster connection (section 11.12.5).

11.12.3 Direction Trafficators into Headlamp 11.12.4 Headlamp Housing into Holder LH & RH
Holder
• Assemble LH direction trafficator (a) along with • Locate headlamp housing into holder and insert
nut (b) washer (c) into headlamp holder. Similarly and tighten Hex flange holder bolts (M8) (a) on LH
assemble RH direction trafficator. & RH housing.
Fig. 11.12.14 Fig. 11.12.16
• Insert and tighten Hex nut (M12) (a) to fix LH & RH

direction trafficators.
11.12.5 Connectors and Sensors into Headlamp

Housing
• Locate and connect ignition switch connector (a).

Ensure it is properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.15
19 mm Ring spanner
Fig. 11.12.17

• Locate and connect RH trafficator sensor connector • Locate and connect RH module connector (a).
(a). Ensure it is properly seated/locked. Ensure it is properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.18 Fig. 11.12.21
• Press and lock LH trafficator sensor connector (a). • Connect front brake lamp switch connector (a).
Ensure it is properly seated/locked. Ensure it is properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.19 Fig. 11.12.22
• Locate and connect wheel speed sensor connector • Connect clutch switch connector (a). Ensure it is
(a). Ensure it is properly seated/locked. properly seated/locked.
Fig. 11.12.20 Fig. 11.12.23

• Locate and connect LH module connector (a) into 11.12.6 Headlamp Bulb into Reflector
headlamp housing. Ensure it is properly seated/
locked.
CAUTION
Do not touch glass of bulb. Any strains or finger
prints will affect the luminosity.
Ensure pointed tip of bulb does not get
damaged
Whenever handling the bulb, hold it firmly at
terminal end and not at glass end.
• Gently locate headlamp bulb (a) into reflector and

install wire clip (b) onto reflector (c).
Fig. 11.12.24
• Locate clips present in the wiring harness (a) into

the bracket (b).
Fig. 11.12.25
• Press wire clip (a) and lock into slot (b) in headlamp
reflector.
Fig. 11.1.38
• Locate the bracket (a) in headlamp housing

assembly and tighten the plastic screws (b).
Fig. 11.12.26
Fig. 11.1.39

• Locate headlamp gromet on headlamp assy (a). • Carefully assemble reflector (a) along with into
housing.
Fig. 11.12.27
Fig. 11.12.30
11.12.7 Pilot Bulb into Reflector
• Insert and tighten 2 Nos Phillips screw (a) on
• Connect pilot bulb coupler (a) to reflector. headlamp.
Fig. 11.12.28 Fig. 11.12.31
11.12.8 Headlamp Reflector into Housing Phillips screw driver
• Hold headlamp (a) carefully and connect headlamp • Inspect and test all electrical functions after
connector (b) into headlamp bulb (c). completing assembly.
Fig. 11.12.29
CAUTION
Support the headlamp assembly properly and
carefully.

EMS - DIAGNOSIS
EMS - DIAGNOSIS

EMS - DIAGNOSIS
Contents
1. P0197-Engine Oil Temperature Sensor Circuit Low ................................................................................................. 487
2. P0030-Lambda/O2 Sensor - Heater Low................................................................................................................ 507
3. P0261-Injector Valve Low/open............................................................................................................................... 528
4. P0562-Battery Voltage Low.................................................................................................................................... 542
5. P0627-Fuel Pump circuit Low/open........................................................................................................................ 553
6. P0412-Secondary Air Valve circuit Low/open......................................................................................................... 568
7. P0444-Canister Purge Solenoid Low/open............................................................................................................. 585
8.P0198-Engine Oil Temperature High....................................................................................................................... 602
9. P0298-Engine Oil Temperature Over Temperature................................................................................................ 619
10. P0032-Lambda/O2 Heater Circuit High................................................................................................................ 636
11. P0131-Lambda/O2 Circuit Low................................................................................................................................ 657
12.P0132-Lambda/O2 Circuit High............................................................................................................................... 678
13. P0134-Lambda/O2 Circuit Open............................................................................................................................ 699
14. P0171-Lambda/O2 Fuel System Running Too Lean................................................................................................ 724
15. P0172-Lambda/O2 Fuel System Running Too Rich................................................................................................ 745
16. P2191-Lambda/O2 Adaptive Fuel System Running Too Lean At Higher Load........................................................ 768
17. P0262-Injector Circuit High.................................................................................................................................... 790
18. P0563-Battery Voltage High..................................................................................................................................804
19. P0335-Crank Sensor Error...................................................................................................................................... 814
20. P0336- Crank Sensor Synchronization Lost.......................................................................................................... 829
21. P0339-Crank Sensor Gap Position Incorrect..........................................................................................................844
22. P0371-Crank Sensor Additional Tooth Detected................................................................................................... 859
23.P0372-Crank Sensor Missing Tooth Detected........................................................................................................ 874
24. P0373-Crank Sensor Additional Edges Inside Filtering Period..............................................................................889
25. P0413-Secondary Air Valve Circuit High................................................................................................................904
26. P0459-Canister Purge Solenoid Circuit High.........................................................................................................921
27. P0650-MIL Circuit Malfunction............................................................................................................................. 938
28. P1638-Headlamp Control Circuit Low/open.......................................................................................................... 952
29. P1639-Headlamp Control Circuit High.................................................................................................................. 967
30. P0219-Crank Sensor-Engine Overspeed............................................................................................................... 982
31. P0629-Fuel Pump Circuit High............................................................................................................................... 997
32. P2300-Ignition Coil Circuit Low/open...................................................................................................................1012
33. P2301-Ignition Coil Circuit High............................................................................................................................ 1026
34. P0112-Intake Air Temperature Low ...................................................................................................................... 1040
35. P0113-Intake Air Temperature High...................................................................................................................... 1042
36. P0107-Manifold Absolute Pressure Low.............................................................................................................. 1044
37. P0108-Manifold Absolute Pressure High.............................................................................................................. 1046

EMS - DIAGNOSIS
38. P0121-Throttle Position Sensor Circuit Adaptation Out of Control....................................................................... 1048

39. P0122-Throttle Position Sensor Low/Open.......................................................................................................... 1050
40. P0123-Throttle Position Sensor High................................................................................................................... 1052
41. P0505-Idle Air Controller Malfucnction................................................................................................................ 1054
42. P0508-Idle Air Controller Low/Open................................................................................................................... 1056
43. P0509-Idle Air Controller High............................................................................................................................ 1058
44. P1530-Roll Over Sensor Position Wrong.............................................................................................................. 1060
45. P1531- Roll Over Sensor Signal Stuck.................................................................................................................... 1062
46. P1532- Roll Over Sensor Signal Wrong.................................................................................................................. 1064
47. P1533-Roll Over Sensor Serial Peripheral Interface Wrong................................................................................... 1066
48. P1535-Roll Over Sensor Index Wrong................................................................................................................... 1068
49. P1536-Roll Over Sensor Wrong Polarity............................................................................................................... 1070
50. P0500-Vehicle Speed Sensor Malfunction...........................................................................................................1072
51. P0501-Vehicle Speed Sensor No Signal..................................................................................................................1074
52. U0009-CAN Malfunction..................................................................................................................................... 1076
53. U0121-CAN Diagnosis Error....................................................................................................................................1091
54. U0415-CAN Diagnosis Error...................................................................................................................................1106

P0197-EngineoiltemperatureDiagnosticsProcedure
P 0197 - ENGINE OIL TEMPERATURE

DIAGNOSTICS PROCEDURE
1. Live Dtc Codes
1.1. List Of Dtc Codes (P Codes)
The below table is for internal reference only and not for APP consumption
Sl. No. Error Code Component Error Code

1 P0197 Engine oil temperature sensor Engine oil temperature sensor Circuit Low
NOTE
• Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch & Ignition switch in “OFF” condition while checking the connections/
couplers
• Procedure for selected DTC
a. Error Description:
Engine oil temperature sensor (Engine oil temperature) is also called as coolant temperature sensor
TROUBLE CODE: DTC CODE: P0197
Type of error : Engine oil temperature sensor circuit Low
(i) Information : Engine oil temperature sensor circuit fault / Engine oil temperature sensor internal fault
b.Preliminary Checks (Basic Check Points):
WARNING
The engine and exhaust systems get extremely hot during normal operation and can result in serious burns if
touched. Make sure exhaust pipes are not hot and are at the same level of ambient/surrounding temperature,
whenever working on engine or exhaust systems.
CAUTION
Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch & Ignition switch in “OFF” condition while checking the
connections/couplers

• ECU coupler is located in the Throttle body Assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the pin
of the ECU and Sensor couplers, if found change the
sensor or ECU and fix it back again.
• Engine oil temperature sensor coupler is located

near Cylinder head
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU as per the

advice from Royal Enfield only.
Once after fixing the DTC make the Ignition cycle (3

times - Ignition “ON” & “OFF”) till the MIL is OFF) to
make this DTC error appear as history and Refresh
the DTC by clicking the below tab.
• Ensure there is no loose connection of the coupler

or pin back out from the coupler, if found please fix
it properly again

“ REFRESH DTC OPTION HAS TO APPEAR • 26 pin ECU Breakout Harness -ST ST30923/A
HERE”
c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be given
here by the RE DNA team for the user to select
either one of them)
1.2 - Using Breakout Box method
1.3 - Using Test lead wire method
1.2. USING BREAKOUT BOX METHOD

• Tools Required
• Multimeter (Universal)
b. Pre-Checks:
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position
• 62 P ECU Breakout Box (ST 30275/A) - 62 Pin Kit
• Ensure the Ignition is in “OFF” condition
• Breakout Box (2P+4P Sensor Breakout box -

ST30276/A) - 6 Pin kit • Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition

• Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it NOTE
should be more than 12V (If the battery voltage is
less - Please Charge the battery sufficiently to make • Please remove seat assembly and fuel tank from
it to the required voltage of 12 V and still voltage the motorcycle to access the Engine oil temperature
found to be less, you may replace with new battery) sensor
Please ensure a healthy battery which is more than 12V

to perform the further below listed activity. NOTE
• Removal & refitment of seat, fuel tank is mentioned
in the service manual (exclusive hyperlink here)
• Engine oil temperature sensor is located in the cyl-

inder head
CAUTION
Failure to adhere to the above pre-check points
may cause damage to the EMS system.
After Ensuring above precondition only you
are advised to proceed for the steps mentioned • ECU is located in the throttle body assembly
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
serious burns if touched. Make sure exhaust pipes
are not hot and are at the same level of ambient/
surrounding temperature, whenever working on
engine or exhaust systems.
• Disconnect ECU coupler.

CAUTION
• Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch
& Ignition switch in “OFF” condition while
checking the connections/couplers
• Do not disconnect and connect any sensor or
ECU with ignition “ON” condition
• Please ensure the inserting of the correct pin
to pin mapping between Harness connector
and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping can result
in damaging the complete system including
Sensor and ECU.
• Disconnect Engine oil temperature sensor coupler. a. To check Continuity of Wiring harness
• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
• Connect ECU breakout box harness coupler to

Breakout box harness (62 Pin Kit) • Connect the Engine oil temperature sensor breakout
wiring harness to sensor wiring harness coupler
• Connect Engine oil temperature sensor breakout • connect the ECU breakout box harness to ECU
box harness to Sensor break out box. wiring harness coupler

• Keep the multimeter positive probe in socket 1 of the • Connect the Engine oil temperature Sensor break
sensor break outbox and negative probe in socket out box harness to Engine oil temperature sensor
22 of the ECU breakout box. Check for continuity coupler
(Beep Sound from the multimeter)
• To check the Resistance value of the engine oil

• Keep the multimeter positive probe on socket 2 temperature sensor, connect the multimeter in
of the sensor break outbox and negative probe Socket 1 and Socket 2 of the breakout box - 2P +4P
on socket 19 of the ECU breakout box. Check for Pin kit. The resistance value is to be between 3.09kΩ
continuity (Beep Sound from the multimeter) to 75.88kΩ considering a range of - 20 Deg C to + 60
Deg C without warm-up condition.
• After Engine warm-up for 3 minutes and then check
the resistance between Socket 1 and Socket 2 the
resistance value is to be less than 1.5 KΩ.
b. To check the resistance of Sensor
• keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200

Ohms)

C. To check output voltage • Turn the Ignition and kill switch “ON”
• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode (20V)
• Connect the Engine oil temperature sensor breakout

wiring harness to Engine oil temperature sensor
wiring harness coupler.
• Start the engine and keep it in idle RPM

• Place the multimeter positive probe in Socket 2 of
sensor break out box (2P+4P) and negative probe in
socket 1 of sensor break outbox
• Check the voltage when the engine temperature
• Ensure the ECU break out box harness is connected
is equal to ambient temperature (without engine
to ECU coupler and ECU wiring harness coupler
warm-up ). Voltage should be 3.1V to 4.87 V (- 20 Deg
C to 60 Deg C)

• Check the voltage when the engine is warmed up for DTC Clearing Procedure:
3 minutes with half throttle Voltage should be less
than 2.25 V
CAUTION
• With sensor connector disconnected and ig-
nition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
history and need to follow the below steps to
clear the same
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
d. DECISION POINT:
• If continuity is not available you may please replace

the Wiring harness.
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit (
3.09kΩ to 75.88kΩ) and without engine warm-up
(less than 1.5 K Ohms ), you replace with Engine oil
temperature Sensor
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit
(between 3.1V to 4.87 V (- 20 Deg C to 60 Deg C) or
if 0 V is observed and if continuity is available you
have to replace the ECU.
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit (less
than 2.25V at engine warm-up ) or if 0V is observed
and if continuity is available you have to replace the
ECU.
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU / Wiring
Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield only • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
• Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
• Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
error logs cleared.
• Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
“ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
is “OFF”
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
• Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is
glowing and ensure normal running condition of
the motorcycle.

1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD : • Tools Required
WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
• Test lead wire is used/inserted as per the
recommendation while doing diagnosis/
measurements. If the wrong test lead wire
is inserted, it may permanently damage • Test lead wire (90 SERIES - ORANGE Color Wire)
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor for Sensor
terminals and to capture the correct measuring
parameter and data interpretation. • Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
for ECU coupler
• Should not be used between Wiring harness
and any ECU or Cluster to avoid short circuit • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins ( It
which might permanently damage the will be given as hyperlink)
electronic devices without any symptoms
• To be used only while diagnosis to avoid short
between pins or any extended leads which
are not connected
• Necessary pre-check to be followed to avoid
contact of free wires or terminals to any metal
surface like chassis, engine, etc which might
result in short circuit
• Please ensure Ignition is turned “OFF” while
connecting and removal of test kit to avoid
any creation of fluctuation in voltage
ECU with ignition “ON”
• With sensor connector disconnected and
ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur and
need to follow the DTC clearing procedure
after reconnecting
• Shall not be used for any other purpose
other than diagnosis like interlink for vehicle
starting and riding back to the service center,
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
HST 1 / HST 2/ HST 3 Color
Color
Male Terminal
Sl. Possible Sensor Test
Qty Tab width ( in Series Test Test Test Test Test
No detection lead
mm) Type Color lead lead lead lead lead
wire
wire 1 wire 2 wire 3 wire 5 wire 6
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
1 6 0.64 25 0.5 SQ Grey Black Red Yellow Green White Blue
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2 6 1.0 40 1.0 SQ Yellow Black Red Yellow Green White Blue
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
3 6 1.5 60 1.0 SQ Blue Black Red Yellow Green White Blue
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
4 6 2.2 90 4.Fuel Pump 1.0 SQ Orange Black Red Yellow Green White Blue
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
5 6 2.8 110 1.0 SQ Black Black Red Yellow Green White Blue
2. EVAP

Choose the correct Series test kit as per the above • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
chart before proceeding for diagnosis step should be more than 12 V
• Pre-Checks (If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the battery
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position sufficiently to reach 12 V and use the same and still voltage
found to be less, you may replace with new battery)
CAUTION
may cause damage to the EMS system. After
Ensuring the above precondition only you are
advised to proceed for the diagnosis steps.
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition hot during normal operation and can result in
CAUTION
Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch &
Ignition switch in “OFF” condition while checking
the connections/couplers
NOTE
• Please remove seat assembly and fuel tank from
the motorcycle to access the Engine oil temperature
Sensor
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of Seat, fuel tank is mentioned

• Engine oil temperature sensor is located in the • Disconnect the Engine oil temperature sensor
cylinder head Coupler
• ECU is located on the throttle body
To check Continuity of the Wiring Harness

• Disconnect the ECU wiring harness coupler
from ECU STEP 1:

• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) with STEP2:
the black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor wiring harness
socket. • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
• Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color) • Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color)
with the black tag to Pin 22 of the ECU harness with the red tag to Pin 2 of the sensor wiring
socket. harness socket
• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the • Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color)
multimeter) with the red tag to Pin 19 of the ECU harness
socket.

• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the multime- • Check the Resistance between Pin1 and Pin
ter) 2. Resistance value to be between 3.09kΩ to
75.88kΩ considering a range of - 20 Deg C to +
60 Deg C (Condition: without engine warm-up
condition)
CAUTION
Please ensure while disconnecting and connecting
the test lead wire to the couplers, ensure there is • Check the Resistance between Pin1 and Pin 2.
no bend or damage. Resistance value to be less 1.5 K ohm at Engine
warm-up condition (Condition: 3-minute
b. To check Resistance of the Sensor warmup with half throttle)
• Keep the multimeter in resistance mode (20K
ohm)
CAUTION
• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) Please ensure while disconnecting and connecting
with the black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor socket the test lead wire to the couplers, ensure there is
and connect test lead wire 90 series (orange no bend or damage.
color) with the red tag to pin 2 of the sensor
socket

c. To check the Output voltage • Connect the test lead wire 90 series (orange
color) with the black tag in the sensor socket
• Connect the ECU coupler to ECU
Pin 1 and other test lead wire 90 series (Orange
Color) with the red tag in the sensor socket pin2,
then connect the other end of the test lead wire
in the sensor wiring harness
• Turn “ON” the Ignition and kill switch
• Place the multimeter positive probe in pin 2 (red

tag test lead wire ) and negative probe in Pin 1
(black tag test lead wire). Start the engine and
keep it in idle RPM
• Voltage should be between 3.1V to 4.87 V (-
20 Deg C to 60 Deg C) (Condition: ambient
temperature without engine warm-up)
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V)

tag test lead wire) and negative probe in Pin 1
(black tag test lead wire). Voltage should be less
than 2.25 V. (Condition: Engine warm-up for 3
mins at half throttle
• If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon

error logs cleared.
CAUTION is “OFF”
Please ensure while disconnecting and connecting • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
the test lead wire to the couplers, ensure there is • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
no bend or damage. is glowing and ensure the normal running
condition of the motorcycle.
1.3.1. DTC Clearing Procedure:
CAUTION
With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and
need to follow the below steps to clear the same

P 0030 - LAMBDA SENSOR HEATER
1. Live Dtc Codes
Sl. No. Error Code Component Error Description as per DOL

1 P0030 Lambda Sensor Heater Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit Low /
Open
NOTE
• First please save the freeze frame data before starting the analysis / erasing DTC by clicking on freeze frame
tab
Lambda Sensor is also called as Oxygen Sensor or HEGO Sensor
TROUBLE CODE : DTC CODE: P0030
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information : Oxygen Sensor circuit fault / Oxygen sensor internal fault
WARNING
whenever working on engine or exhaust systems
CAUTION

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the
pin of the ECU and Sensor couplers, if found
change the sensor or ECU and fix it back again.
• The lambda sensor is located on the Exhaust

pipe
• Ensure that there is no wire damage/cut/tamper
in the corresponding parts. If damage found
please replace the respective part.
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU as per
the advice from Royal Enfield only.
Once after fixing the DTC make the Ignition cy-
cle (3 times - Ignition “ON” & “OFF”) till the MIL
is OFF) to make this DTC error appear as history
and Refresh the DTC by clicking the below tab.
“ REFRESH DTC OPTION HAS TO APPEAR

• Ensure there is no loose connection of the cou- HERE”
pler or pin backout from the coupler, if found
please fix it properly again c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
given here by the RE DNA team for the user to
select either one of them)
• Tools Required

• 62 P ECU Breakout Box (ST 30275/A) - 62 Pin Kit b. Pre-Checks:

ST302676/A)
• 26 Pin ECU Breakout Box Harness (ST30923/A)

• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition
• Oxygen sensor (4P) Breakout Box Harness

(ST30923/A) • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
should be more than 12V (If the battery voltage
is less, please charge the battery sufficiently)

• Please ensure a healthy battery which is more • ECU is located in the throttle body assembly
than 12V to perform the further below listed ac-
tivity
• Disconnect ECU coupler from ECU.
CAUTION
are advised to proceed for the steps mentioned
below
c. Diagnostics
• Oxygen Sensor / Lambda sensor is located on
WARNING
the exhaust pipe
CAUTION
• Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch
& Ignition switch in OFF condition while
• Disconnect Oxygen /Lambda sensor coupler
NOTE from the sensor wiring harness.
• Please remove seat assembly and fuel tank
from the motorcycle to access the lambda/
oxygen sensor coupler
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of seat, fuel tank is
mentioned in the service manual (exclusive
hyperlink here)

• Connect ECU Breakout box to ECU breakout a. To check Continuity of Wiring harness
box harness • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
• Connect oxygen sensor breakout box harness • Connect the lambda sensor breakout box
coupler to the sensor Breakout Box (2P+4P) harness to Lambda Sensor wiring harness
coupler
• Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box

harness to ECU wiring harness coupler

• Connect the multimeter positive probe in socket • Connect the multimeter in socket 4 of the
1 of the Sensor breakout box and negative probe sensor breakout box and EMS power relay pin 2
in socket 22 of the ECU breakout box. Check for
continuity.
• Connect the multimeter positive probe in socket

2 of the sensor breakout box and negative probe
in socket 23 of ECU breakout box. Check for
continuity.

in socket 3 of the ECU breakout box . Check for
continuity.

C. To check output voltage • To check the Resistance value of the O2/
Lambda sensor heater, connect the Multimeter
positive probe in socket 3 and the negative
probe in socket 4 of the sensor breakout box .
The resistance value is to be 13 to17.5 Ohms @
30 5 °C
• Connect the female coupler of sensor breakout

box harness to the sensor coupler.
To Check the ECU (input voltage check)
• Keep the Multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V)
• Ensure disconnect the male coupler of sensor

breakout box harness to the sensor wiring
harness coupler

• Connect the male coupler of sensor breakout • To check input voltage at ECU point, place the
box harness to the sensor wiring harness positive probe of the Multimeter in socket 3 of
coupler. And connect the female end of the the ECU breakout box and place the negative
Sensor breakout harness into the sensor coupler probe of the Multimeter to body ground/Battery
negative/Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box.
• Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch
• Similarly, connect the ECU breakout box to ECU

and wiring harness

• You will be able to see the voltage of the battery • Ensure the ECU breakout box harness is
and it should be 12 V in the Multimeter. connected to ECU coupler and ECU wiring
harness coupler
To Check output voltage check

• Turn “ON” the kill switch and ignition switch
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (2 V).
• Connect the female end of the Sensor breakout

harness into the sensor coupler
• Start the vehicle and keep the vehicle in Idling

RPM

A)Heater voltage check
• After 45sec, check the voltage
• Keep the positive probe of the Multimeter in
Socket 3 of the ECU breakout box and negative
probe in body ground.
• The voltage between the pins shall be varying
between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM
• Keep the positive probe on socket 23 of the ECU
breakout box and Negative probe in socket 22
of the ECU breakout box. It should be 0.4 V to
0.65 V
• Switch “OFF” the Engine

b) Sensor voltage check
• Voltage should be varying from <0.3V to >0.7,

(Condition: During idle rpm after 30 seconds)
• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch and kill switch

d. DECISION POINT: • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
• If the voltage is less than the specified limit (less
than 12 V) and if continuity is not available you • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
may please replace the Wiring harness. error logs cleared.
• If the Heater output voltage is 0V (After 10 sec • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
from engine start) then the issue exists in either “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
Sensor heater or ECU is “OFF”
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
(13.5 to 17.5 Ohms), you replace with Lambda/ • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
Oxygen Sensor is glowing and ensure the normal running
• If the heater output voltage is not within the condition of the motorcycle.
specified limit (0.8V to 4V - After 45 sec from It is recommended to replace the oxygen sensor/
engine start) you have to replace the ECU. ECU / Wiring Harness/ as per the advice from Royal
It is recommended to replace the oxygen sensor/ Enfield only.
ECU / Wiring Harness/ as per the advice from Royal
Enfield only.
4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
CAUTION

1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD : Tools Required
WARNING • Multimeter (Universal)

• Do not disconnect and connect any sensor
or ECU with ignition “ON” condition
• Please ensure inserting of the correct
pin to pin mapping between Harness
connector and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping
can result in damaging the complete
system including Sensor and ECU.
measurements. If the wrong test lead
wire is inserted, it may permanently • Test lead wire ( 60 Series - Blue Color Wire)
damage the Vehicle Harness Connector • Test lead wire ( 40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
or Sensor terminals and to capture the for ECU coupler
correct measuring parameter and data • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins
interpretation. (Hyperlink to the table should be given here)
• Should not be used between Wiring
harness and any ECU or Cluster to avoid
short circuit which might permanently
damage the electronic devices without
any symptoms
• To be used only while diagnosis to avoid
short between pins or any extended leads
which are not connected
• Necessary pre-check to be followed to
avoid contact of free wires or terminals to
any metal surface like chassis, engine, etc
which might result in short circuit
• Please ensure Ignition is turned “OFF”
while connecting and removal of test kit
to avoid any creation of fluctuation in
voltage
or ECU with ignition “ON”
• With sensor connector disconnected
and ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will
occur and neet to follow the DTC clearing
procedure after reconnecting
other than diagnosis like interlink for
vehicle starting and riding back to the
service centre, jump starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP
Choose the correct Series test kit as per the above chart before proceeding for diagnosis step

Choose the correct Series test kit as per the • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
above chart before proceeding for diagnosis should be more than 12 V
step (If the battery voltage is less - Please charge the
• Pre-Checks battery sufficiently
CAUTION
Failure to adhere to the above pre-check
points may cause damage to the EMS system.
After Ensuring above precondition only
you are advised to proceed for the steps
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition are not hot and are at the same level of ambient/
CAUTION
Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the Throttle body assembly • Disconnect the Engine oil temperature sensor
Coupler

from ECU
• Oxygen Sensor / Lambda sensor is located on To check Continuity of the Wiring Harness
the exhaust pipe
STEP 1:
• Disconnect the oxygen sensor coupler.

• Connect test lead wire 60 series (blue color) STEP2:
with the black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor wiring
harness socket.
• Connect Test lead wire 60 series (blue color)

with the red tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket.
• Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color)

with the black tag to pin 22 of the ECU harness
socket.
• Connect Test lead wire 40 series (yellow color)

to pin 3 of the ECU socket.
• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the
multimeter)

• Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the • Connect Test lead wire 40 series (yellow color)
multimeter to pin 3 of the ECU socket.
• Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the

STEP 3: multimeter
STEP 4:
• Connect Test lead wire 60 series (blue color) • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket.


CAUTION
Please ensure while disconnecting and
connecting the test lead wire to the couplers,
ensure there is no bend or damage.
To check the resistance of the sensor

• Keep the multimeter in resistance mode (200
ohms)
• Disconnect power relay and connect test lead

wire into relay socket pin 2.
• Disconnect the Test lead wire from the sensor

wiring harness coupler and connect the Test
lead wire 60 series to Sensor coupler.
• Sensor Pin 1 with Test lead wire 60 series (blue
color) with the black tag
color) with the red tag
color) with the yellow tag
color) with the green tag

multimeter

• To check the Resistance value of the Lambda • Connect the test lead wire 60 series (blue color)
sensor heater, connect the Multimeter positive with green tag to pin 4 of sensor wiring harness
probe in Test lead wire 3 and negative probe in coupler. Connect the multimeter positive probe
Test lead wire 4 of the sensor breakout box .The to pin 4 and negative to body earth and Turn
resistance value is to be 13 to17.5 Ohms @ 30 5 “ON” the ignition switch and kill switch. The
°C voltage should be equal as the battery voltage
(12V)
CAUTION
Please ensure while disconnecting and CAUTION
connecting the test lead wire to the couplers, Please ensure while disconnecting and
ensure there is no bend or damage. connecting the test lead wire to the couplers,
ensure there is no bend or damage
To check the Input voltage:
To check the Output voltage
d. Decision Point:
than 12 V) and if continuity is not available you
may please replace the Wiring harness.
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit
( 13 to17.5 Ohms @ 30 5 °C), you replace with
Lambda/Oxygen Sensor
(0.4 V to 0.55 V )and (0.1V to 0.8 V at idling) and
if continuity is available you have to replace the
ECU.
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU /
Wiring Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield
only
1.3.1. To check the Output voltage
CAUTION
With sensor connector disconnected and
ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
clear the same

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
• Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
is glowing and ensure the normal running

P 0261 - Injector valve
P 0261 - INJECTOR VALVE

1. Live Dtc Codes
1.1. LIST OF DTC CODES (P CODES)

1 P0261 Fuel Injector / Injector valve Cylinder 1 Injector Circuit Low / Open
NOTE
• First please save the freeze frame data before starting the analysis / erasing DTC, by clicking on freeze
frame tab
Fuel injector is also called as Injector valve
Type of error : Cylinder 1 injector Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information : Injector valve circuit fault / Injector valve internal fault
WARNING
Fuel Injector creates high pressure jets which can cause injury if exposed to the human body and also will
cause damage to the painted surface
CAUTION
Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch & Ignition switch in OFF condition while checking the connections/
couplers

• The Injector is located on the intake manifold


HERE”
c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
• Ensure there is no loose connection of the cou-
please fix it properly again.
• Tools Required


ST302676/A)

• Injector -2 Pin ST 30278/A -Sensor breakout box

harness • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
is less - Please Charge the battery sufficiently to
make it to the required voltage of 12 V and still
voltage found to be less, you may replace with
new battery)
• Please ensure a healthy battery which is more
than 12V to perform the further below listed
activity

CAUTION • Injector valve is located on the intake manifold
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
Fuel Injector creates high pressure jets which can
cause injury if exposed to the human body and
• ECU is located on the throttle assembly
also will cause damage to the painted surface
CAUTION
• Please ensure the inserting of the correct
connector and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping • Disconnect ECU from ECU coupler.
NOTE
from the motorcycle to access the Injector
valve coupler
NOTE
• Disconnect Injector valve coupler .
hyperlink here)

• Connect ECU breakout box harness to ECU • Connect the injector breakout box harness to
breakout box (62 pin) injector wiring harness coupler
• Keep the positive probe of the multimeter

in socket 2 of the sensor breakout box and
negative probe in socket 5 of the ECU breakout
box. Check for continuity (Beep sound from the
multimeter)
• Connect injector breakout box harness to sensor

Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin)
• Keep the positive probe of the multimeter in

socket 1 of the sensor breakout box and negative
probe in pin 2 of the power relay. Check for
continuity (Beep sound from the multimeter)
a. To check Continuity of Wiring harness


To Check Resistance of Injector valve To check the input voltage
• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200 • Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode
Ohms)
• Connect the injector valve wiring harness

• Connect the injector breakout box harness to coupler to Injector breakout box harness
Injector valve coupler
• To check voltage at the wiring kit end, place the

• To check the Resistance value of fuel Injector, positive probe of the multimeter in socket 1 of
connect the positive probe multimeter in socket the fuel Injector and place the negative probe of
1 and negative probe socket 2 of the sensor the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON” the
breakout box. The resistance value is to be 11.4 ignition and kill switch and the voltage should
to 12.6 Ohms @ 30+5°C be battery voltage (12 V).

• if continuity is not available you may please • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
replace the Wiring harness. • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit error logs cleared.
(11.4 to 12.6 Ohms), you replace with Injector • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
• If the input voltage is meeting the specified limit “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
and the resistance is within the specified limit is “OFF”
and if continuity is available then you have to • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
replace the ECU • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
It is recommended to replace the injector /ECU/ is glowing and ensure the normal running
Wiring harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield condition of the motorcycle.
only
1.3. DTC Clearing Procedure:
CAUTION

1.3.1. Test lead wire method : • Tools Required
WARNING
• Test lead wire (90 SERIES - Orange Color Wire)
wire is inserted, it may permanently
damage the Vehicle Harness Connector • Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
interpretation. (hyperlink to be placed here)
any symptoms
• only to be used while diagnosis only to
avoid short between pins or any extended
leads which are not connected
while connecting and removal of test kit to
avoid any creation any voltage fluctuation
service center, jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

• Pre-Checks • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position should be more than 12 V
(If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the
battery sufficiently to reach 12 V and use the same
and still voltage found to be less, you may replace
with new battery)
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
also will cause damage to the painted surface.
CAUTION
NOTE
valve coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly To check the Continuity of the wiring harness
STEP 1:
• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode.
• Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange

color) in the injector valve wiring harness
coupler.
• 90 series (orange color) with the Black tag in
Pin 1 of injector valve wiring harness coupler
• 90 series (orange color) with the red tag in
• Disconnect ECU from ECU wiring harness

coupler
• Keep the multimeter positive probe to Pin 2 (90

series test lead wire with the red tag) of the
injector wiring harness coupler.

• Connect a 40 series test lead wire (yellow color) • Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (90
with the black tag to pin 5 of the ECU wiring series test lead wire with black tag) and Pin 2 (90
harness coupler. series test lead wire with red tag). Resistance
value to be 11.4 to 12.6 Ohms @ 30+5°C
• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the mul-

To check the Input voltage
timeter)
• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode (20 V)
To check the Resistance
• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200
ohms)
• Connect the test lead wire 90 series (orange

• Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange coupler.
color) in the injector valve coupler. • 90 series (orange color) with the black tag in
• 90 series (orange color) Test lead wire with Pin 1 of injector valve wiring harness coupler
the black tag in Pin 1 of injector valve coupler • 90 series (orange color) with the red tag in
the red tag in Pin 2 of injector valve coupler

• To check the voltage of the sensor, connect the 1.4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
multimeter positive probe to pin 1(90 series
Test lead wire orange color with black tag ) and
CAUTION
negative to body ground in the wiring harness
coupler and turn on the ignition. The voltage With sensor connector disconnected and
should be equal to the battery voltage (12 V). ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
clear the same
d. Decision Point:
• If continuity is not available you may please
replace the Wiring harness.
( 11.4 to 12.6 Ohms), you replace with Injector
valve
• If the input voltage is meeting the specified limit
and the resistance is within the specified limit
and if continuity is available then you have to
replace the ECU
only
error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

P0562 - Battery voltage
P0562 - BATTERY VOLTAGE

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0562 Battery voltage Battery voltage low
NOTE
• First please save the freeze frame data before starting the analysis / erasing DTC, by clicking on freeze frame tab

Type of error : Battery voltage low
CAUTION
couplers

of the ECU and Battery couplers, and check for any
sulphur formation on the battery terminals, if found
change the battery or ECU and fix it back again.
• The battery is located in right side Panel
• Ensure that there is no wire damage/cut/tamper in

the corresponding parts. If damage found please re-
place the respective part.
It is recommended to replace the Battery /ECU as per the

• Ensure there is no loose connection of the coupler the DTC by clicking the below tab.
or pin backout from the coupler, if found please fix
it properly again. HERE”
either one of them)
• Tools Required

• 62 P ECU Breakout Box (ST 30275/A) - 62 Pin Kit • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
should be more than 12V
• (If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the bat-
tery sufficiently to make it to the required voltage of
12 V and still voltage found to be less, you may re-
place with new battery)
• Please ensure a healthy battery which is more than
12V to perform the further below listed activity
CAUTION
b. Pre-Checks: After Ensuring above precondition only you
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position are advised to proceed for the steps mentioned
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION
• Ensure the Ignition is in “OFF” condition in damaging the complete system including
Sensor and ECU.
NOTE
• Please remove right side panel from the motorcycle
to access the battery
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of right side panel mentioned
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition • ECU is located in the throttle body assembly

• Disconnect ECU coupler. • Connect ECU breakout box harness coupler to
Breakout box harness (62 Pin Kit)
• The battery is Located in Right side panel

To check the Continuity of Wiring harness
• Unlock RH side panel clockwise using key and gently

locate the Battery
• Disconnect the battery positive coupler and using

multimeter Check between battery positive coupler
in Wiring harness and Socket 26 of the ECU breakout
box for continuity (Beep sound from multimeter)

• Using multimeter check between Pin no 2 of the To check the voltage at ECU point (input voltage
Power relay (Contact output) and Socket 11 of the check)
ECU breakout box for continuity (Beep sound from • keep the multimeter in voltage mode (20V)
multimeter)
• Place the Multimeter positive probe in Socket 26 of

the ECU breakout box and negative probe in Body
ground or Battery Negative, Check the Open circuit
voltage (OCV), it should be greater than 12V.
• Check between Body ground/Battery negative cable

and Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box for continuity
(Beep sound from multimeter)

• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch and Kill switch To check the System Voltage (output voltage
check)
• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start

the vehicle and run at idling RPM

ground or Battery Negative. Check the Voltage, it
should be greater than 11.8V.

• Place the Multimeter positive probe in Socket 26 of DTC Clearing Procedure:
ground or Battery Negative. Check the voltage, It CAUTION
should be increased from open circuit voltage (OCV) • With sensor connector disconnected and ig-
and should be less than 14.7V nition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
clear the same
• Similarly, place the multimeter positive probe in

probe in Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box or Body
ground or Battery Negative, Check the voltage. It
should be increased from Initial voltage and should
be less than 14.7V

d.Decision point • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the error
• If the Resistance is not within the specified limit, logs cleared.
You may please replace the Stator coil • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch “ON”
• If stator coil resistance is as per specifications but If - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL is “OFF”
the voltage is not within the specified limit, You may • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
please replace the RR unit. • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is
3. If the continuity is found Ok and Voltage is not glowing and ensure the normal running condition of
meeting the specification, then you have to check the motorcycle.
the Stator coil and RR Unit by following the checking
procedure of the Stator coil and RR Unit.
I t is recommended to replace the Battery/RR Unit/
Stator Coil /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice
from Royal Enfield only

1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD : • Place the Positive probe of the multimeter
on the Positive terminal of the battery and
NOTE Negative probes of multimeter in the negative
terminal of the battery and check for battery
• Please note that the test lead wire method to check voltage Open circuit voltage (OCV), it should be
this error code is not recommended by RE, hence 12 V (battery voltage)
suggesting you perform a direct method to fix this
error code using multimeter itself. Please follow the
steps mentioned below.

locate the Battery
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20V)

• Start the engine and check for output voltage at • Place the Positive and Negative probes of
battery terminals Closed-circuit voltage (CCV). At multimeter in the Stator coil coupler on the stator
engine idling RPM, the output voltage should be coil as mentioned below.
greater than the voltage observed while the engine • Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200
is off. Give throttle and increase the throttle and Ohms), Check the resistance between
keep the RPM at 2000 to 2500 RPM. The Charging
• PIN 1 - PIN 2 = 0.280 Ohms to 0.380 Ohms
voltage should be between 13.5 V to 14.7 V
To Check Stator Coil

• Keep the multimeter in resistance mode
d.Decision point
• Stator Coil is located on the LH Case
• Loosen the stator coil coupler 1. If voltage is not meeting the specification, then
you have to check the Stator coil and RR Unit by
following the checking procedure of the Stator coil
and RR Unit.
2. If the Resistance is not within the specified limit, You
may please replace the Stator coil
3. If stator coil resistance is as per specifications but If
the voltage is not within the specified limit, You may
please replace the RR unit.
It is recommended to replace the Battery/RR Unit/

DTC Clearing Procedure:
CAUTION
clear the same

• Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the error
logs cleared.
• Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch “ON”
- repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL is “OFF”
glowing and ensure the normal running condition of
the motorcycle.

P0627 - FUEL PUMP
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0627 Fuel pump Fuel pump Circuit Low / Open
NOTE
Type of error : Fuel pump Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information : Fuel Pump circuit fault / Fuel pump internal fault
CAUTION

of the ECU and Fuel Pump couplers, if found change
the Fuel Pump or ECU and fix it back again.
• Fuel pump coupler is located beneath the fuel tank

place the respective part

or pin backout from the coupler, if found please fix HERE”
it properly again
either one of them)

• Tools Required

• Breakout Box (26 PIN ECU ST 30923/A & 62 P ECU • Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition
Breakout Box ST 30275/A)
• Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it

• (If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the
battery sufficiently to make it to the required voltage
of 12 V and still voltage found to be less, you may
replace with new battery)
to perform the further below listed activity.
b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION
below

c. Diagnostics • Disconnect Fuel pump coupler
CAUTION
• Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch & Ig-
nition switch in OFF condition while checking
NOTE
the motorcycle to access the Fuel pump coupler
NOTE
• Connect ECU and Breakout box Harness (62 Pin).
• Fuel pump is located in the fuel tank

• Connect Fuel pump connector cable to Breakout To check the Resistance of Fuel pump relay coil
Box (6 Pin) • Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode 200 Ohm
• Disconnect fuel pump relay located inside right-side

panel

Ohms)
• Using a multimeter, check the Resistance of Fuel
pump relay coil between pin 3 and pin 5. Resistance
should be between 82Ω to 102Ω @ 30 5°C
• To check the Resistance value of fuel Pump, connect

the multimeter in Pin 1 and Pin 4. The resistance val-
ue is to be 1.0 – 1.8 Ohms

• Disconnect the cable from the Fuel pump end and • Connect the ECU breakout box to ECU and wiring
connect it to the wiring harness end using the other harness
coupler present in the harness.
To check the voltage at ECU point (input

voltage check)
• Keep the Multimeter in Voltage mode 20 V.
• To check input voltage at ECU point, place the

positive probe of the Multimeter in socket 13 of the
ECU breakout box and place the negative probe of
the Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative
or Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box.
• Place the fuel pump relay in the corresponding Fuel
pump relay holder

• Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch • Turn ‘ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start
the vehicle
• Check the voltage, it should be 12 V in the Multimeter.
• Connect across socket 13 of the ECU breakout box

and body ground or Battery Negative or Socket 1 of
the ECU breakout box. Check the Voltage it should
be 0.55V.
To check the System Voltage (output voltage

check)

d. DECISION POINT: DTC Clearing Procedure:
82-102 Ohms @30+5°C), you replace it with the fuel CAUTION
pump relay. • With sensor connector disconnected and ig-
• If the output voltage is 0V and the fuel pump is nition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
not priming (when trying to start the engine) and if history and need to follow the below steps to
continuity is available then you may replace the ECU. clear the same
• If the voltage is less than the specified limit (less than
12 V) and if continuity is not available you may please
It is recommended to replace the fuel pump relay /ECU /
Wiring Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield only
• If fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
is inserted, it may permanently damage • Test lead wire (90 series - Orange color)
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor
terminals and to capture the correct measuring • Test lead wire (40 Series - Yellow color)
parameter and data interpretation. • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins
and any ECU or Cluster to avoid short circuit
which might permanently damage the
are not connected
neet to follow the DTC clearing procedure
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

(If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the battery
sufficiently to reach 12 V and use the same and still voltage
CAUTION
Ensuring above precondition only you are advised
to proceed for the steps mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition CAUTION

Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch &
Ignition switch in OFF condition while checking
NOTE
• Please remove the fuel tank from the motorcycle to
access the fuel pump coupler
NOTE

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect the fuel pump coupler.

from ECU

• Fuel pump is located on the fuel tank
• Using multimeter check pin 5 of the fuel pump

relay socket

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire with To check the Resistance of Fuel pump
the black tag to pin 13 of the ECU wiring harness cou- • Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode
pler.
• Connect 90 series (Orange black color) Test lead

• Check for continuity (Beep sound from wire with the black tag in Pin 1 and connect 90 series
multimeter) (orange color) test lead wire with the green tag in pin
4 of fuel pump coupler.
• Connect the multimeter positive probe in pin

1 and negative probe in pin 4. The resistance
value is to be 1.0 – 1.8 Ohms

To check the Voltage DTC Clearing Procedure:
• Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin 1 and
CAUTION
negative to body ground in the wiring harness cou-
pler and turn “ON” the ignition. Check the voltage With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
and it should be 12 V in the multimeter
d. Decision Point:
( 1.0 to 1.8 Ohms), you replace with the Fuel
pump
It is recommended to replace the Fuel pump /ECU /

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

P0412 - Secondary air valve
P0412 - SECONDARY AIR VALVE

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0412 Secondary air valve Secondary air valve Circuit Low / Open
NOTE
frame tab
Secondary air valve is also called as Secondary air injection valve

Type of error : Secondary air valve Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information :Secondary air valve circuit fault / Secondary air valve internal fault
CAUTION
couplers

pin of the ECU and Sensor couplers , if found
• Secondary air valve is located on the frame

under the fuel tank
in the corresponding parts .If damage found
Once after fixing the DTC make Ignition cycle
(3 times - Ignition “ON” & “OFF”) till the MIL is
OFF) to make this DTC error appear as history

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)


battery sufficiently to make it to required voltage

tivity
• Disconnect ECU from ECU wiring harness cou-

pler
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION
• Secondary air valve is located on the frame un-
der the fuel tank
• Do not disconnect and connect any sen-
sor or ECU with ignition “ON” condition
• Please ensure inserting of the correct pin
to pin mapping between Harness connec-
tor and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping can
result in damaging the complete system
including Sensor and ECU.
NOTE
from the motorcycle to access the Secondary
air valve coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Disconnect the Secondary air valve coupler. • Connect sensor Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin) to
Secondary air valve breakout box harness kit
To Check Continuity of Wiring harness

• Keep the multimeter in Continuity mode
• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to

Breakout box Harness
• Connect the Secondary air valve breakout box

harness to Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler

• Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box • Keep the positive probe of multimeter in Socket
harness to ECU wiring harness coupler 1 of the Sensor break out box and negative
probe in pin 2 of the Power relay and check for
continuity (Beep sound from multimeter)

in socket 2 of the sensor break out box and
negative probe in socket 9 of ECU breakout
box. Check for continuity (Beep sound from
multimeter)
To Check the Resistance

ohms)

• Connect the Secondary air valve breakout box • To check voltage at the wiring kit end, place the
harness coupler and connect it to the Secondary positive probe of the multimeter in Socket 1 of
air valve coupler the Sensor break out box and place the negative
of the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON“the
ignition and kill switch and you will be able to
see the voltage of the battery and it should be
12 V in the multimeter.
• To check the Resistance value of the Secondary

air valve, connect the multimeter positive probe
in Socket 1 and negative probe in Socket 2 of the
Sensor breakout box. The resistance value is to
be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C
d. DECISION POINT:
To Check the Input voltage
• if continuity is not available you may please
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V) replace the Wiring harness.
24.2 to 27.8 Ohms), you replace with Secondary
air valve
and resistance is within the specified limit and if
continuity is available then you have to replace
the ECU
It is recommended to replace the secondary Air
Valve /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice from
Royal Enfield only
• Connect the Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler to Secondary air valve breakout harness
coupler .

d. DECISION POINT: 1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD :
CAUTION WARNING
With sensor connector disconnected and ignition • Do not disconnect and connect any sensor or
is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and ECU with ignition “ON” condition
• Please ensure inserting of the correct pin to
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position pin mapping between Harness connector
Sensor and ECU.
are inserted, it may permanently damage
parameter and data interpretation.
• To be used only while diagnosis only to avoid
• Necessary pre check to be followed to avoid
surface like chassis, engine etc which might
• If fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon any creation of fluctuation in voltage
• Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s • Do not disconnect and connect any sensor or
• Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the ECU with ignition “ON”
error logs cleared. • With sensor connector disconnected and
• Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur and
“ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL neet to follow the DTC clearing procedure
is “OFF” after reconnecting
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition • Please ensure inserting of the correct pin to
• Now check if the malfunction indicator pin mapping between Harness connector
lamp is glowing and ensure normal running and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping can result in
condition of the motorcycle. damaging the system components.
starting and riding back to the service centre,
jump starting etc.

Tools Required
• Probe/Test lead wire(110 SERIES - Black Color

wire)
• Probe/Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color
Wire) for ECU coupler

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
may cause damage to the EMS system.After
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition c. Diagnostics:
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of of seat, fuel tank is
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect the Secondary air valve coupler.

pler
To check the Continuity of the wiring harness
• Secondary air valve is located on the frame STEP 1

under the fuel tank

• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series (Black • To check continuity, keep the negative probe
color) in the secondary air valve wiring harness in Pin 9 of ECU wiring harness coupler (Test
coupler. lead wire 40 series yellow colour with black
tag) .Check for continuity (Beep sound from
110 series (Black color) test lead wire with black tag multimeter)
in Pin 1 of secondary air valve wiring harness coupler
110 series (Black color) test lead wire with red tag in
Pin 2 of secondary air valve wiring harness coupler

• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode
• Keep the multimeter positive probe to Pin 2

(test lead wire with red tag) of the Secondary
air valve wiring harness coupler.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series (black

colour) in the Secondary air valve coupler.
110 series (black color) Test lead wire with black tag
in Pin 1 of Secondary air valve coupler
• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire
with black tag to pin 9 of the ECU wiring harness 110 series (black color) Test lead wire with red tag in
coupler. Pin 2 of Secondary air valve coupler

• Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (Test • Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
lead wire with Black tag) and negative probe in 1(110 series Test lead wire black colour with Black
Pin 2 (Test lead wire with red probe). Resistance tag ) and negative to body ground in the wiring
value to be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C. harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition and
kill switch. The voltage should be equal as the
battery voltage (12 V).

• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode
d. Decision Point:
( 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C), you replace with
Secondary air valve
• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit and
ECU.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series ( black Valve /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice from
color) in the Secondary air valve wiring harness Royal Enfield only
coupler.
• 110 series (black color) Test lead wire black tag
in Pin 1 of secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler
• 110 series (black color) test lead wire red tag
coupler

CAUTION

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
• Now check if the malfunction indicator
lamp is glowing and ensure normal running


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0444 Canister purge solenoid Canister purge solenoid Circuit Low / Open
NOTE
frame tab
Canister purge solenoid is also called a Canister purge valve
Type of error : Canister purge solenoid circuit Low / Open
(i) Information: Canister purge solenoid circuit fault / Canister purge solenoid internal fault
CAUTION
couplers

• ECU is located on the Throttle body Assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the
• Canister purge solenoid is located on the frame

below the fuel tank

pler or pin back out from the coupler, if found
• Tools Required


ST30276/A) - 6 Pin kit
• 26 pin ECU Breakout Harness -ST ST30923/A

• SAI /Canister purge valve (2P) -Sensor breakout

box harness-ST30924/A • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it

tivity
• Disconnect ECU from ECU coupler.
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION • Canister purge solenoid is located on the frame

below the fuel tank
• Disconnect Canister purge solenoid coupler.
NOTE
from the motorcycle to access the Canister
purge solenoid coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to • Connect the Sensor breakout box harness to
Breakout box Harness Canister purge solenoid wiring harness coupler
• Connect Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin) to Canister • Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box
purge solenoid breakout box harness kit harness to ECU wiring harness coupler
• To check continuity, keep the positive probe

To Check Continuity of Wiring harness of the multimeter in socket 2 of the Canister
• Keep the multimeter in Continuity mode purge valve breakout box and negative probe in
socket 18 of the ECU breakout box. Check for

• Keep the positive probe of multimeter in socket • Connect the Canister purge solenoid breakout
1 of the Sensor breakout box and negative box harness to Canister purge solenoid coupler
continuity.
• To check the Resistance value of the Canister

purge solenoid, connect the multimeter
positive probe in Socket 1 and negative probe in
Socket 2 of the Canister purge valve breakout
box. The resistance value is to be 24 to 28 Ohms
@30+5°C.

• Connect the canister purge breakout box wiring d. DECISION POINT:
harness to Canister purge solenoid wiring
• If there is no continuity between ECU and
harness coupler .
canister purge valve you may replace the Wiring
harness.
(24 to 28 Ohms), you replace with a Canister
purge solenoid
• If the input voltage is meeting the specified
limit, if continuity is available and resistance is
reaching the specified limits, then you have to
replace the ECU.
It is recommended to replace the canister purge
solenoid /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice

positive probe of the multimeter in Socket 1 of
the Sensor breakout box and place the negative
of the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON”
the ignition and kill switch and you will be able
to see the voltage of the battery and it should be

CAUTION WARNING
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position to pin mapping between Harness connector
Sensor and ECU.
is inserted, it may permanently damage
• If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon any creation of fluctuation in voltage
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition • Shall not be used for any other purpose
• Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is other than diagnosis like interlink for vehicle
glowing and ensure normal running condition of starting and riding back to the service centre,
the motorcycle. jump starting etc.

Tools Required

wire)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1

coupler
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series Black

colour in the Canister purge solenoid wiring
harness coupler.
• 110 series (Black color) test lead wire with black
tag in Pin 1 of canister purge solenoid wiring
harness coupler
• 110 series (Black color) test lead wire with red
harness coupler
below the fuel tank

(test lead wire with red tag) of the Canister
• Disconnect Canister purge solenoid coupler. purge solenoid wiring harness coupler .

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire To check the Resistance
with black tag to pin 18 of the ECU wiring har-
ness coupler.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series black

• To check continuity, keep the positive probe of colour in the canister purge valve coupler.
the multimeter in pin 2 of the Canister purge
valve and negative probe in socket 18 of ECU 110 series (black color) Test lead wire with black tag
socket.Check for continuity (Beep sound from in Pin 1 of Canister purge solenoid coupler
multimeter)
110 series (black color) Test lead wire with red tag in
Pin 2 of Canister purge solenoid coupler

of the multimeter in pin 1 of the canister purge
solenoid and pin 2 of the Power relay (contact • Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (Test
output).Check for continuity (Beep sound from lead wire with Black tag) and negative probe in
multimeter) Pin 2 (Test lead wire with red probe). Resistance
value to be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C.

To check the Input voltage • Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
1(110 series Test lead wire black colour with Black
• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode tag ) and negative to body ground in the wiring
harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition and
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series ( black

color) in the Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler.
in Pin 1 of secondary air valve wiring harness d. Decision Point:
coupler
• 110 series (black color) test lead wire red tag • if continuity is not available you may please
in Pin 2 of secondary air valve wiring harness replace the Wiring harness.
coupler • If the resistance is not within the specified limit
Secondary air valve
ECU.
Royal Enfield only

CAUTION

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
glowing and ensure normal running condition
of the motorcycle.


P0198-EngineoiltemperatureDiagnosticsProcedure

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0198 Engine oil temperature sensor Engine oil temperature sensor Circuit High / Open
NOTE
• First please save the freeze frame data before starting the analysis / erasing DTC, By clicking on freeze frame tab
Type of error : Engine oil temperature sensor circuit High / Open
WARNING
CAUTION


near Cylinder head



it properly again

HERE”
either one of them)

• Tools Required
b. Pre-Checks:




inder head
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING

CAUTION
Sensor and ECU.




Ohms)



C to 60 Deg C)

than 2.25 V
CAUTION
clear the same
d. DECISION POINT:

the Wiring harness.
temperature Sensor
(between 3.1V to 4.87 V (- 20 Deg C to 60 Deg C) or if
5 V is observed and if continuity is available you have
to replace the ECU.
ECU.
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU / Wiring
Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield only • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
the motorcycle.

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
for ECU coupler
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
Sensor
NOTE


from ECU STEP 1:

socket.

condition)
CAUTION
ohm)
CAUTION
socket


keep it in idle RPM

• Place the multimeter positive probe in pin 2 (red 1.3.1. DTC Clearing Procedure:
(black tag test lead wire). Voltage should be less CAUTION
mins at half throttle With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
CAUTION
the test lead wire to the couplers, ensure there is
no bend or damage.
d. DECISION POINT:

the Wiring harness.
temperature Sensor • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
5 V is observed and if continuity is available you have error logs cleared.
to replace the ECU.
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit (less “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
than 2.25V at engine warm-up ) or if 5V is observed is “OFF”
and if continuity is available you have to replace the • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
ECU.
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU / Wiring is glowing and ensure the normal running
Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield only condition of the motorcycle.

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0298 Engine oil temperature sensor Engine oil temperature sensor over temperature
NOTE
• First please save the freeze frame data before starting the analysis / erasing DTC, By clicking on freeze frame tab
Type of error : Engine oil temperature sensor over temperature
WARNING
CAUTION


near Cylinder head
• Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the pin

sensor or ECU and fix it back again


it properly again

HERE”
either one of them)

• Tools Required
b. Pre-Checks:




inder head
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING

CAUTION
Sensor and ECU.





Ohms)



C to 60 Deg C)

than 2.25 V
CAUTION
clear the same
d. DECISION POINT:

the Wiring harness.
temperature Sensor
5 V is observed and if continuity is available you have
to replace the ECU.
ECU.
(Engine oil temperature Sensor/ Wiring harness & ECU
Removal and refitment procedure will be provided here • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
from service manual as hyperlink) • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
the motorcycle.

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
for ECU coupler
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
Sensor
NOTE


from ECU STEP 1:

socket.

condition)
CAUTION
ohm)
CAUTION
socket


keep it in idle RPM

• Place the multimeter positive probe in pin 2 (red 1.3.1. DTC Clearing Procedure:
(black tag test lead wire). Voltage should be less CAUTION
mins at half throttle With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
CAUTION
no bend or damage.
d. DECISION POINT:

the Wiring harness.
temperature Sensor • Click on Erase DTC Icon
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
(between 3.1V to 4.87 V (- 20 Deg C to 60 Deg C) and
if continuity is available you have to replace the ECU. error logs cleared.
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit (less • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
than 2.25V at engine warm up ) and if continuity is
available you have to replace the ECU. is glowing and ensure the normal running
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU / Wiring condition of the motorcycle.
Harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield only

P 0032 - Lambda Sensor Heater

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0032 Lambda Sensor Heater Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit High
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit high
WARNING
CAUTION


pipe

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
checking the connections/couplers • Oxygen Sensor / Lambda sensor is located on
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

from the sensor wiring harness.

coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM
of the ECU break outbox



Enfield only.
CAUTION


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the Throttle body assembly To check Continuity of the Wiring Harness
STEP 1:

from ECU
• Connect test lead wire 60 series (blue color) with the
black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor wiring harness socket.

the exhaust pipe
• Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color) with

• Disconnect the oxygen sensor coupler.
the black tag to pin 22 of the ECU harness socket.

• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the • Connect Test lead wire 40 series (yellow color)
multimeter) to pin 3 of the ECU socket.
STEP2: • Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the

• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode multimeter

with the red tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. STEP 3:

• Connect Test lead wire 60 series (blue color) • Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. multimeter
STEP 4:


• Disconnect power relay and connect test lead CAUTION

ohms)

• Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the color) with the black tag
multimeter • Sensor Pin 2 with Test lead wire 60 series (blue

(12V)
CAUTION
d. Decision Point:
ECU.

only
CAUTION
clear the same

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0131 Lambda Sensor Signal Oxygen Sensor Circuit Low
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Circuit low
WARNING
CAUTION


pipe

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)


coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM



Enfield only.
CAUTION


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe
• Disconnect the oxygen sensor coupler. • Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color) with

STEP2:


STEP 3: • Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the
multimeter
STEP 4:
with the yelllow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode




ohms)


(12V)
CAUTION
d. Decision Point:
ECU.
only
CAUTION
clear the same

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0132 Lambda Sensor Signal Oxygen Sensor Circuit High
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Circuit High
WARNING
CAUTION
Engine oil temperature Diagnostics Procedure ROYAL ENFIELD 679


pipe

• Tools Required
680 ROYAL ENFIELD Engine oil temperature Diagnostics Procedure


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)


coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM



Enfield only.
CAUTION


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe

STEP2:

STEP 3:

• Connect Test lead wire 60 series (blue color) • Check for continuity (Beep Sound) from the
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. multimeter
STEP 4:



ohms)


(12V)
CAUTION
d. Decision Point:
ECU.

only
CAUTION
clear the same

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0134 Lambda Sensor Signal Oxygen Sensor Circuit Open
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Circuit Open
WARNING
CAUTION


pipe

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)


coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM



Enfield only.
CAUTION


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe

multimeter)

STEP2:

multimeter


multimeter
STEP 4:
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode




ohms)


• To check the Resistance value of the Lambda • Connect the test lead wire 60 series (blue
sensor heater, connect the Multimeter positive color) with green tag to pin 4 of sensor wir-
probe in Test lead wire 3 and negative probe in ing harness coupler. Connect the multimeter
Test lead wire 4 of the sensor breakout box .The positive probe to pin 4 and negative to body
resistance value is to be 13 to17.5 Ohms @ 30 5 earth and Turn “ON” the ignition switch and
°C kill switch. The voltage should be equal as the
battery voltage (12V)
CAUTION
• Connect the test lead wire (60 series) in the

sensor socket.
Pin 1 with 60 series (blue color) test lead wire
with black tag
with red tag
with Yellow tag
green tag

And the connect the other end of the test lead • Place the multimeter positive probe in pin 2 (60
wire in the sensor wiring harness series test lead wire with red tag ) and Negative
probe in Pin 1 (60 series test lead wire with black
tag).Voltage should be from 0.1 V to 0.8 V. (After
45 Seconds)
• Place the positive probe in pin 4 (60 series blue

color) test lead wire with green tag and negative
probe in Pin 3 (60 series blue color test lead wire
with yellow tag) . During idle rpm the voltage
between the pins should be less than 8V

RPM
• Place the multimeter positive probe in pin 2 (60
series test lead wire with red tag ) and negative
tag).Voltage should be between 0.4 V to 0.65 V
d. Decision Point:
(13.5 to 17.5 Ohms), and Sensor voltage not
varying from <0.3V to >0.7 V (After 45 sec from
engine start) you have to replace the Lambda/
Oxygen Sensor
• If the heater output voltage is not within the
specified limit (0.8V to 4V - After 45 sec from
engine start) and Sensor voltage not within the
specified limit (0.4 V to 0.65 V - Ignition ON and
Kill ON condition) you have to replace the ECU.

CAUTION
clear the same

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0171 Lambda Sensor Signal Fuel System - Running Too Lean
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Oxygen Sensor Heater Control Circuit Low / Open
WARNING
CAUTION


pipe

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)


coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM



To check the spark plug 4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
• Remove the spark plug and check the tip gap.
The gap is to be between 0.7-0.8 mm. Adjust if CAUTION
required With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
• Inspect the spark plug for carbon deposits. Clean is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and
if required. Replace spark plug if necessary need to follow the below steps to clear the same
To check the Ignition coil • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
• Check connection between ignition coil and HT

lead.
• Check HT cable for damages and cuts. Replace
if damaged.
To check the Fuel pump and injector
• Check fuel hose from fuel pump to injector for
leaks or kinks.
• Check proper functioning of injector
• Check fuel flow delivery (190ml for 3 seconds)
d. DECISION POINT:
Oxygen Sensor
specified limit (0.8V to 4V - After 45 sec from • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
engine start) and Sensor voltage not within the • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
specified limit (0.4 V to 0.65 V - Ignition ON and • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
Kill ON condition) you have to replace the ECU error logs cleared.
• If spark plug is not under specification Please • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
change the spark plug “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
• If ignition coil is defective or out of specification is “OFF”
please change the Ignition coil • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
• If Injector flow rate is not as per specification • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
Please replace the injector is glowing and ensure the normal running
• If fuel pump flow rate is not as per specification condition of the motorcycle.
Please replace the Fuel pump It is recommended to replace the oxygen sensor/
It is recommended to replace Lambda or Oxygen ECU / Wiring Harness/ as per the advice from Royal
Sensor/ Wiring harness / ECU / Spark Plug / Ignition Enfield only.
Coil / Injector / Fuel Pump as per the advice from
Royal Enfield only.


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe

multimeter)

STEP2:

multimeter


multimeter
STEP 4:
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode




ohms)


CAUTION

sensor socket.
with black tag
with red tag
with Yellow tag
green tag

45 Seconds)


RPM

required With sensor connector disconnected and
• Inspect the spark plug for carbon deposits. Clean ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
if required. Replace spark plug if necessary history and need to follow the below steps to
clear the same
To check the Ignition coil
• Check connection between ignition coil and HT • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
lead.
if damaged.
leaks or kinks.
d. DECISION POINT:
Oxygen Sensor
engine start) and Sensor voltage not within the • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
Kill ON condition) you have to replace the ECU
• If spark plug is not under specification Please • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
change the spark plug error logs cleared.
• If ignition coil is defective or out of specification • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
please change the Ignition coil “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
• If Injector flow rate is not as per specification is “OFF”
Please replace the injector • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
• If fuel pump flow rate is not as per specification • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
Please replace the Fuel pump is glowing and ensure the normal running
It is recommended to replace Lambda or Oxygen condition of the motorcycle.
Sensor/ Wiring harness / ECU / Spark Plug / Ignition
Royal Enfield only.

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0172 Lambda Sensor Signal Fuel System - Running Too Rich
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Fuel system - Running too rich
WARNING
CAUTION


pipe

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
the exhaust pipe
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)


coupler


continuity.

continuity.

continuity.

30 5 °C


harness coupler


and wiring harness

harness coupler



RPM

between 0.8V to 4V.

RPM



required With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
• Inspect the spark plug for carbon deposits. Clean is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and
if required. Replace spark plug if necessary need to follow the below steps to clear the same
To check the Ignition coil • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position

lead.
if damaged.
leaks or kinks.
d. DECISION POINT:
Oxygen Sensor
specified limit (0.8V to 4V - After 45 sec from • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
engine start) and Sensor voltage not within the • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
specified limit (0.4 V to 0.65 V - Ignition ON and • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
Kill ON condition) you have to replace the ECU error logs cleared.
• If spark plug is not under specification Please • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
change the spark plug “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
• If ignition coil is defective or out of specification is “OFF”
please change the Ignition coil • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
• If Injector flow rate is not as per specification • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
Please replace the injector is glowing and ensure the normal running
• If fuel pump flow rate is not as per specification condition of the motorcycle.
Please replace the Fuel pump It is recommended to replace the oxygen sensor/
It is recommended to replace Lambda or Oxygen ECU / Wiring Harness/ as per the advice from Royal
Sensor/ Wiring harness / ECU / Spark Plug / Ignition Enfield only.
Royal Enfield only.


any symptoms
voltage

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe

multimeter)

STEP2:

multimeter


multimeter

with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. STEP 4:



CAUTION

ohms)



multimeter

CAUTION

sensor socket.
with black tag
with red tag
with Yellow tag
green tag

45 Seconds)


RPM

clear the same
lead.
if damaged.
leaks or kinks.
d. DECISION POINT:
Oxygen Sensor
Royal Enfield only.


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P2191 Lambda Sensor Signal Adaptive Fuel System - Too Lean At Higher
Load
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Adaptive fuel system -Too lean at higher load
WARNING
CAUTION

b. Pre-Checks: • Please ensure a healthy battery which is more
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position than 12V to perform the further below listed ac-
tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
• Ensure the Ignition is in “OFF” condition The engine and exhaust systems get extremely
CAUTION

NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

(If the battery voltage is less, please charge the bat-
tery sufficiently)

• ECU is located in the throttle body assembly • Connect ECU Breakout box to ECU breakout
box harness

• Connect oxygen sensor breakout box harness
coupler to the sensor Breakout Box (2P+4P)

the exhaust pipe


a. To check Continuity of Wiring harness • Connect the multimeter positive probe in socket
• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode 1 of the Sensor breakout box and negative probe
continuity.
• Connect the lambda sensor breakout box

harness to Lambda Sensor wiring harness
coupler • Connect the multimeter positive probe in socket
continuity.


continuity.

• Connect the multimeter in socket 4 of the C. To check output voltage
sensor breakout box and EMS power relay pin 2


harness coupler

• To check the Resistance value of the O2/ • Connect the male coupler of sensor breakout
Lambda sensor heater, connect the Multimeter box harness to the sensor wiring harness
positive probe in socket 3 and the negative coupler. And connect the female end of the
probe in socket 4 of the sensor breakout box . Sensor breakout harness into the sensor coupler
30 5 °C

and wiring harness

• To check input voltage at ECU point, place the • You will be able to see the voltage of the battery
positive probe of the Multimeter in socket 3 of and it should be 12 V in the Multimeter.
the ECU breakout box and place the negative
probe of the Multimeter to body ground/Battery



• Ensure the ECU breakout box harness is A)Heater voltage check
connected to ECU coupler and ECU wiring
harness coupler • After 45sec, check the voltage
between 0.8V to 4V.


RPM

To check the spark plug
The gap is to be between 0.7-0.8 mm. Adjust if
required
• Inspect the spark plug for carbon deposits. Clean
if required. Replace spark plug if necessary
lead.
RPM
if damaged.
• Keep the positive probe on socket 23 of the ECU To check the Fuel pump and injector
leaks or kinks.
d. DECISION POINT:
• Voltage should be varying from <0.3V to >0.7, engine start) you have to replace the Lambda/
(Condition: During idle rpm after 30 seconds) Oxygen Sensor
engine start) and Sensor voltage not within the
• If spark plug is not under specification Please
change the spark plug
• If ignition coil is defective or out of specification
please change the Ignition coil
• If Injector flow rate is not as per specification
Please replace the injector
• If fuel pump flow rate is not as per specification
Please replace the Fuel pump
It is recommended to replace Lambda or Oxygen
Royal Enfield only.

4. DTC Clearing Procedure: 1.2. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD :
CAUTION WARNING
is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and or ECU with ignition “ON” condition
need to follow the below steps to clear the same • Please ensure inserting of the correct
damage the Vehicle Harness Connector
or Sensor terminals and to capture the
correct measuring parameter and data
interpretation.
any symptoms
• If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon any metal surface like chassis, engine, etc
• Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s which might result in short circuit
• Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the • Please ensure Ignition is turned “OFF”
error logs cleared. while connecting and removal of test kit
• Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch to avoid any creation of fluctuation in
“ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL voltage
is “OFF” • Do not disconnect and connect any sensor
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition or ECU with ignition “ON”
is glowing and ensure the normal running • With sensor connector disconnected
condition of the motorcycle. and ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will
It is recommended to replace the oxygen sensor/ procedure after reconnecting
Enfield only. • Shall not be used for any other purpose

Tools Required
• Test lead wire ( 60 Series - Blue Color Wire)

• Test lead wire ( 40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
for ECU coupler
• Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins
(Hyperlink to the table should be given here)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
mentioned below
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:

from ECU


the exhaust pipe

multimeter)

STEP2:

multimeter


multimeter

with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the wiring socket. STEP 4:



CAUTION

ohms)



multimeter

CAUTION

sensor socket.
with black tag
with red tag
with Yellow tag
green tag

45 Seconds)


RPM

clear the same
lead.
if damaged.
leaks or kinks.
d. DECISION POINT:
Oxygen Sensor
Royal Enfield only.

P 0262 - Injector valve
P 0262 - INJECTOR VALVE

1. Live Dtc Codes
1.1. LIST OF DTC CODES (P CODES)

1 P0262 Fuel Injector / Injector valve Cylinder 1 Injector Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab
Fuel injector is also called as Injector valve
Type of error : Cylinder 1 injector Circuit high
(i) Information : Injector valve circuit fault / Injector valve internal fault (Suggested Simple Description)
WARNING
Fuel Injector creates high pressure jets which can cause injury if exposed to the human body and also will
cause damage to the painted surface
CAUTION
couplers



HERE”
c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
please fix it properly again.
Tools Required


ST302676/A)

• Injector -2 Pin ST 30278/A -Sensor breakout box

harness • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it
is less - Please Charge the battery sufficiently to
make it to the required voltage of 12 V and still
voltage found to be less, you may replace with
new battery)
activity

CAUTION • Injector valve is located on the intake manifold
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
• ECU is located on the throttle assembly
also will cause damage to the painted surface
CAUTION
connector and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping • Disconnect ECU from ECU coupler.
NOTE
valve coupler
NOTE
• Disconnect Injector valve coupler .
hyperlink here)

• Connect ECU breakout box harness to ECU • Connect the injector breakout box harness to
breakout box (62 pin) injector wiring harness coupler

multimeter)
• Connect injector breakout box harness to sensor

Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin)
• Keep the positive probe of the multimeter in

socket 1 of the sensor breakout box and negative
probe in pin 2 of the power relay. Check for
continuity (Beep sound from the multimeter)
a. To check Continuity of Wiring harness


To Check Resistance of Injector valve To check the input voltage
• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200 • Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode
Ohms)
• Connect the injector valve wiring harness

• Connect the injector breakout box harness to coupler to Injector breakout box harness
Injector valve coupler

• To check the Resistance value of fuel Injector, positive probe of the multimeter in socket 1 of
connect the positive probe multimeter in socket the fuel Injector and place the negative probe of
1 and negative probe socket 2 of the sensor the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON” the
breakout box. The resistance value is to be 11.4 ignition and kill switch and the voltage should
to 12.6 Ohms @ 30+5°C be battery voltage (12 V).

• if continuity is not available you may please • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit error logs cleared.
(11.4 to 12.6 Ohms), you replace with Injector • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
• If the input voltage is meeting the specified limit “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
and the resistance is within the specified limit is “OFF”
and if continuity is available then you have to • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
replace the ECU • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
It is recommended to replace the injector /ECU/ is glowing and ensure the normal running
Wiring harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield condition of the motorcycle.
only
1.3. DTC Clearing Procedure:
CAUTION

1.3.1. Test lead wire method : • Tools Required
WARNING
• Test lead wire (90 SERIES - Orange Color Wire)
damage the Vehicle Harness Connector • Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
interpretation. (hyperlink to be placed here)
any symptoms
• only to be used while diagnosis only to
avoid short between pins or any extended
leads which are not connected
while connecting and removal of test kit to
avoid any creation any voltage fluctuation
service center, jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
WARNING
also will cause damage to the painted surface.
CAUTION
NOTE
valve coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1:
• Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange

coupler.
• 90 series (orange color) with the Black tag in
• 90 series (orange color) with the red tag in

coupler

series test lead wire with the red tag) of the
injector wiring harness coupler.

• Connect a 40 series test lead wire (yellow color) • Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (90
with the black tag to pin 5 of the ECU wiring series test lead wire with black tag) and Pin 2 (90
harness coupler. series test lead wire with red tag). Resistance
value to be 11.4 to 12.6 Ohms @ 30+5°C
• Check for continuity (Beep Sound from the mul-

timeter)
ohms)
• Connect the test lead wire 90 series (orange

• Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange coupler.
color) in the injector valve coupler. • 90 series (orange color) with the black tag in
the black tag in Pin 1 of injector valve coupler • 90 series (orange color) with the red tag in
the red tag in Pin 2 of injector valve coupler

• To check the voltage of the sensor, connect the 1.4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
multimeter positive probe to pin 1(90 series
Test lead wire orange color with black tag ) and
CAUTION
negative to body ground in the wiring harness
coupler and turn on the ignition. The voltage With sensor connector disconnected and
should be equal to the battery voltage (12 V). ignition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
clear the same
d. Decision Point:
( 11.4 to 12.6 Ohms), you replace with Injector
valve
and the resistance is within the specified limit
and if continuity is available then you have to
replace the ECU
only
error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

P0563 - Battery voltage
P0563 - BATTERY VOLTAGE

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0563 Battery voltage Battery voltage High
NOTE

Type of error : Battery voltage high
CAUTION
couplers

of the ECU and Battery couplers, and check for any
sulphur formation on the battery terminals, if found
change the battery or ECU and fix it back again.
• The battery is located in right side Panel

It is recommended to replace the Battery /ECU as per the

or pin backout from the coupler, if found please fix
it properly again. HERE”
either one of them)
• Tools Required

• (If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the bat-
tery sufficiently to make it to the required voltage of
12 V and still voltage found to be less, you may re-
place with new battery)
• Please ensure a healthy battery which is more than
12V to perform the further below listed activity
CAUTION
b. Pre-Checks: After Ensuring above precondition only you
• Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position are advised to proceed for the steps mentioned
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION
• Ensure the Ignition is in “OFF” condition in damaging the complete system including
Sensor and ECU.
NOTE
• Please remove right side panel from the motorcycle
to access the battery
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of right side panel mentioned
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition • ECU is located in the throttle body assembly

• Disconnect ECU coupler. • Connect ECU breakout box harness coupler to
Breakout box harness (62 Pin Kit)

To check the Continuity of Wiring harness

locate the Battery
• Disconnect the battery positive coupler and using

multimeter Check between battery positive coupler
in Wiring harness and Socket 26 of the ECU breakout
box for continuity (Beep sound from multimeter)

• Using multimeter check between Pin no 2 of the To check the voltage at ECU point (input voltage
Power relay (Contact output) and Socket 11 of the check)
ECU breakout box for continuity (Beep sound from • keep the multimeter in voltage mode (20V)
multimeter)

ground or Battery Negative, Check the Open circuit
voltage (OCV), it should be greater than 12V.
• Check between Body ground/Battery negative cable

and Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box for continuity
(Beep sound from multimeter)

• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch and Kill switch To check the System Voltage (output voltage
check)
• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start

the vehicle and run at idling RPM

ground or Battery Negative. Check the Voltage, it
should be greater than 11.8V.

• Place the Multimeter positive probe in Socket 26 of 1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD :
ground or Battery Negative. Check the voltage, It
NOTE
should be increased from open circuit voltage (OCV)
and should be less than 14.7V • Please note that the test lead wire method to check
this error code is not recommended by RE, hence
suggesting you perform a direct method to fix this
error code using multimeter itself. Please follow the
steps mentioned below.
• Similarly, place the multimeter positive probe in

probe in Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box or Body
ground or Battery Negative, Check the voltage. It
should be increased from Initial voltage and should
be less than 14.7V • Unlock RH side panel clockwise using key and gently
locate the Battery
d.Decision point
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20V)
• If the Resistance is not within the specified limit,
You may please replace the Stator coil
• If stator coil resistance is as per specifications but If
3. If the continuity is found Ok and Voltage is not
meeting the specification, then you have to check
the Stator coil and RR Unit by following the checking
procedure of the Stator coil and RR Unit.
I t is recommended to replace the Battery/RR Unit/

• Place the Positive probe of the multimeter • Start the engine and check for output voltage at
on the Positive terminal of the battery and battery terminals Closed-circuit voltage (CCV). At
Negative probes of multimeter in the negative engine idling RPM, the output voltage should be
terminal of the battery and check for battery greater than the voltage observed while the engine
voltage Open circuit voltage (OCV), it should be is off. Give throttle and increase the throttle and
12 V (battery voltage) keep the RPM at 2000 to 2500 RPM. The Charging
voltage should be between 13.5 V to 14.7 V
To Check Stator Coil

• Keep the multimeter in resistance mode
• Stator Coil is located on the LH Case

• Loosen the stator coil coupler

• Place the Positive and Negative probes of DTC Clearing Procedure:
multimeter in the Stator coil coupler on the stator
coil as mentioned below. CAUTION
• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200 • With sensor connector disconnected and ig-
Ohms), Check the resistance between nition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
• PIN 1 - PIN 2 = 0.280 Ohms to 0.380 Ohms history and need to follow the below steps to
clear the same
d.Decision point • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon

1. If voltage is not meeting the specification, then • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
you have to check the Stator coil and RR Unit by • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the error
following the checking procedure of the Stator coil logs cleared.
and RR Unit. • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch “ON”
2. If the Resistance is not within the specified limit, You - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL is “OFF”
may please replace the Stator coil • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
3. If stator coil resistance is as per specifications but If
the motorcycle.
It is recommended to replace the Battery/RR Unit/

P0335- Crank sensor
P0335- CRANK SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0335 Crank sensor Crank sensor error
NOTE
tab
Crank sensor is also called as pulsar coil
Type of error : Crank sensor error
(i) Information : Crank sensor circuit fault / Crank sensor internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly
• Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the

• The crank sensor is located on Left side engine change the sensor or ECU and fix it back again.
crankcase

• Crank sensor coupler is located inside LH side in the corresponding parts. If damage found
panel bottom side please replace the respective part.

HERE”

please fix it properly again

c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be • 26 pin ECU Breakout Harness -ST ST30923/A
• Tools Required
• EOT,Crank position, ignition coil -Sensor

breakout box harness-2 pin ST30280/A
b. Pre-Checks:


system including Sensor and ECU
NOTE
• Remove Left side panel to access the crank
sensor coupler.
NOTE
(If the battery voltage is less-Please Charge the • Removal & refitment procedure of the left
battery sufficiently to make it to required voltage side panel is mentioned here as a hyperlink
of 12 V and still voltage found to be less, you may (exclusive service manual)
• ECU is located in the throttle body Assembly
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
The engine and exhaust systems get
extremely hot during normal operation
and can result in serious burns if touched.
Make sure exhaust pipes are not hot and are
at the same level of ambient/surrounding
temperature, whenever working on engine or
exhaust systems.
CAUTION

• Crank sensor is located on the Left side engine • Connect sensor Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin) to
case Crank position sensor breakout box harness kit
• Disconnect Crank position sensor from wiring

harness coupler (black color coupler)
• Connect ECU breakout box (62 Pin) kit to using

Breakout box Harness • Connect the crank position Sensor breakout
box harness to Crank position sensor wiring
harness coupler

• Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box To Check the Resistance
harness to ECU wiring harness coupler • Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (200
ohms)

• Connect the Crank position sensor breakout box
harness to the Crank position sensor coupler
multimeter)
• To check the Resistance value of the Crank

position sensor, connect the multimeter positive
• Keep the positive probe of the multimeter probe in Socket 1 and negative probe in Socket
in socket 2 of the sensor breakout box and 2 of the Sensor breakout box The resistance
negative probe in socket 21 of the ECU breakout value is to be 205 to 225 Ohms @ 25+5°c
multimeter)

VISUAL CHECK: DTC Clearing Procedure:
1. Damage/missing of sensing pips and burrs in
sensing pip in the Rotor CAUTION
2. Uneven Crank position sensor coil surface With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
3. In the assembled condition, the improper air need to follow the below steps to clear the same
gap between crank position sensor coil and pips
in the rotor • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
d. DECISION POINT:
replace the Wiring harness
( 205 to225 Ohms), you replace with the Stator
coil
• If continuity is available and crank sensor
resistance is as per specification you have to
replace the ECU.
Wiring harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD: Tools Required

Sensor and ECU.
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor • Test lead wire (90 SERIES - Orange Color wire)
terminals and to capture the correct measuring • Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
parameter and data interpretation. for ECU coupler
• Should not be used between Wiring harness • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins -
and any ECU or Cluster to avoid short circuit Hyperlink will be given here to the chart
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)
• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect the Crank position sensor coupler
(Black coupler).

coupler

• Crank sensor coupler is located inside RH side
panel bottom end STEP 1

• Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange • Keep the multimeter negative probe in Pin 8 of
color) in the Crank position sensor wiring har- ECU wiring harness coupler (Test lead wire 40
ness coupler. series yellow color). Check for continuity (Beep
sound from the multimeter)
90 series (Orange Color) test lead wire with the
black tag in Pin 1 of Crank position sensor wiring har-
ness socket
90 series (orange color) test lead wire with the red
tag in Pin 2 of Crank position sensor wiring harness
socket
STEP 2
• Keep the multimeter positive probe to Pin 2 of
90 series (Orange Color) test lead wire with red
tag of the Crank position sensor wiring harness
coupler.
series test lead wire with black tag) of the Crank
position sensor wiring harness coupler.

with the black tag to pin 21 of the ECU wiring
• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire harness coupler
with black tag to pin 9 of the ECU wiring harness
coupler.

• Keep the multimeter negative probe in Pin 21 of • Connect the Test lead wire 90 series (orange
ECU wiring harness coupler (Test lead wire 40 color) in the Crank position sensor coupler.
series yellow color). Check for continuity (Beep 90 series (orange color) test lead wire with the black
sound from the multimeter) tag in Pin 1 of Crank position sensor coupler

tag in Pin 2 of Crank position sensor coupler
CAUTION
no bend or damage. • Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (90
series test lead wire with black tag) and negative
To check the Resistance probe in Pin 2 (90 series test lead wire with red
tag). Resistance value to be 205 to 225 Ohms.
• Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode (2K
ohms)
CAUTION
test lead wire to the couplers, ensure there is no
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
1. D amage/missing of sensing pips and burrs in
sensing pip in the Rotor
2. Uneven Crank position sensor coil surface
3. In the assembled condition, the improper air
in the rotor

d. Decision Point: • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
error logs cleared.
(205 – 225 Ohms), you replace it with the Stator • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
coil. “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
is “OFF”
resistance is as per specification you have to • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
replace the ECU. • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is
It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU / the motorcycle.
wiring harness as per the advice from Royal Enfield
only.
CAUTION

P0336- CRANK SENSOR
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0336 Crank sensor Crank sensor synchronization lost
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Crank sensor synchronization lost
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0339- Crank sensor
P0339- CRANK SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0339 Crank sensor Crank sensor gap position is incorrect
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Crank sensor gap position is incorrect
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)
(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0371- CRANK SENSOR
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0371 Crank sensor Crank sensor additional tooth detected
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Crank sensor additional tooth detected
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0372- Crank sensor
P0372- CRANK SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0372 Crank sensor Crank sensor missing tooth detected
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Crank sensor missing tooth detected
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)
(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0373- CRANK SENSOR
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0373 Crank sensor Crank sensor Additional edges inside filtering
period
NOTE
tab

Type of error : Crank sensor Additional edges inside filtering period
(i) Information :Crank sensor circuit fault / Crank sensor internal fault (Suggested Simple Description)
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1.Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
7.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0413 - Secondary air valve

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0413 Secondary air valve Secondary air valve Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab
Secondary air valve is also called as Secondary air injection valve

Type of error : Secondary air valve Circuit high
(i) Information :Secondary air valve circuit fault / Secondary air valve internal fault
CAUTION
couplers

pin of the ECU and Sensor couplers , if found
• Secondary air valve is located on the frame

under the fuel tank
in the corresponding parts .If damage found

• Tools Required


ST302676/A)



tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION pler

including Sensor and ECU. • Secondary air valve is located on the frame un-
der the fuel tank
NOTE
air valve coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Disconnect the Secondary air valve coupler. • Connect sensor Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin) to
Secondary air valve breakout box harness kit

• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to

• Connect the Secondary air valve breakout box

harness to Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler

• Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box • Keep the positive probe of multimeter in Socket
harness to ECU wiring harness coupler 1 of the Sensor break out box and negative

in socket 2 of the sensor break out box and
negative probe in socket 9 of ECU breakout
box. Check for continuity (Beep sound from
multimeter)

ohms)

• Connect the Secondary air valve breakout box • To check voltage at the wiring kit end, place the
harness coupler and connect it to the Secondary positive probe of the multimeter in Socket 1 of
air valve coupler the Sensor break out box and place the negative
of the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON“the
ignition and kill switch and you will be able to
see the voltage of the battery and it should be
• To check the Resistance value of the Secondary

air valve, connect the multimeter positive probe
in Socket 1 and negative probe in Socket 2 of the
Sensor breakout box. The resistance value is to
be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C
d. DECISION POINT:
• Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V) replace the Wiring harness.
24.2 to 27.8 Ohms), you replace with Secondary
air valve
and resistance is within the specified limit and if
continuity is available then you have to replace
the ECU
Royal Enfield only
• Connect the Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler to Secondary air valve breakout harness
coupler .

CAUTION WARNING
• Please ensure inserting of the correct pin to
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position pin mapping between Harness connector
Sensor and ECU.
• Necessary pre check to be followed to avoid
• If fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon any creation of fluctuation in voltage
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition • Please ensure inserting of the correct pin to
• Now check if the malfunction indicator pin mapping between Harness connector
lamp is glowing and ensure normal running and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping can result in
condition of the motorcycle. damaging the system components.
jump starting etc.

Tools Required

wire)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect the Secondary air valve coupler.

pler
• Secondary air valve is located on the frame STEP 1

under the fuel tank

• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series (Black • To check continuity, keep the negative probe
color) in the secondary air valve wiring harness in Pin 9 of ECU wiring harness coupler (Test
coupler. lead wire 40 series yellow colour with black
tag) .Check for continuity (Beep sound from
110 series (Black color) test lead wire with black tag multimeter)
in Pin 1 of secondary air valve wiring harness coupler
110 series (Black color) test lead wire with red tag in
Pin 2 of secondary air valve wiring harness coupler


(test lead wire with red tag) of the Secondary
air valve wiring harness coupler.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series (black

colour) in the Secondary air valve coupler.
110 series (black color) Test lead wire with black tag
in Pin 1 of Secondary air valve coupler
with black tag to pin 9 of the ECU wiring harness 110 series (black color) Test lead wire with red tag in
coupler. Pin 2 of Secondary air valve coupler

• Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (Test • Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
lead wire with Black tag) and negative probe in 1(110 series Test lead wire black colour with Black
Pin 2 (Test lead wire with red probe). Resistance tag ) and negative to body ground in the wiring
value to be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C. harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition and

• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode
d. Decision Point:
Secondary air valve
ECU.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series ( black Valve /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice from
color) in the Secondary air valve wiring harness Royal Enfield only
coupler.
coupler
• 110 series (black color) test lead wire red tag
coupler

CAUTION

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
• Now check if the malfunction indicator
lamp is glowing and ensure normal running

P0459 - CANISTER PURGE SOLENOID
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0459 Canister purge solenoid Canister purge solenoid Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab
Canister purge solenoid is also called a Canister purge valve
Type of error : Canister purge solenoid Circuit High
(i) Information: Canister purge solenoid circuit fault / Canister purge solenoid internal fault
CAUTION
couplers

• ECU is located on the Throttle body Assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the

below the fuel tank

pler or pin back out from the coupler, if found
• Tools Required



• SAI /Canister purge valve (2P) -Sensor breakout

box harness-ST30924/A • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it

tivity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION
including Sensor and ECU. • Canister purge solenoid is located on the frame
below the fuel tank
NOTE
from the motorcycle to access the Canister
purge solenoid coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)
• Disconnect Canister purge solenoid coupler.

• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to • Connect the Sensor breakout box harness to
Breakout box Harness Canister purge solenoid wiring harness coupler
• Connect Breakout Box (2P+4P Pin) to Canister • Connect the male coupler of ECU breakout box
purge solenoid breakout box harness kit harness to ECU wiring harness coupler

To Check Continuity of Wiring harness of the multimeter in socket 2 of the Canister
• Keep the multimeter in Continuity mode purge valve breakout box and negative probe in
socket 18 of the ECU breakout box. Check for

• Keep the positive probe of multimeter in socket • Connect the Canister purge solenoid breakout
1 of the Sensor breakout box and negative box harness to Canister purge solenoid coupler
continuity.
• To check the Resistance value of the Canister

purge solenoid, connect the multimeter
positive probe in Socket 1 and negative probe in
Socket 2 of the Canister purge valve breakout
box. The resistance value is to be 24 to 28 Ohms
@30+5°C.

• Connect the canister purge breakout box wiring d. DECISION POINT:
harness to Canister purge solenoid wiring
• If there is no continuity between ECU and
harness coupler .
canister purge valve you may replace the Wiring
harness.
(24 to 28 Ohms), you replace with a Canister
purge solenoid
• If the input voltage is meeting the specified
limit, if continuity is available and resistance is
reaching the specified limits, then you have to
replace the ECU.
It is recommended to replace the canister purge
solenoid /ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice

positive probe of the multimeter in Socket 1 of
the Sensor breakout box and place the negative
of the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON”
the ignition and kill switch and you will be able
to see the voltage of the battery and it should be

CAUTION WARNING
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position to pin mapping between Harness connector
Sensor and ECU.
• If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon any creation of fluctuation in voltage
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition • Shall not be used for any other purpose
• Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is other than diagnosis like interlink for vehicle
glowing and ensure normal running condition of starting and riding back to the service centre,
the motorcycle. jump starting etc.

Tools Required

wire)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)

STEP 1

coupler
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series Black

colour in the Canister purge solenoid wiring
harness coupler.
• 110 series (Black color) test lead wire with black
harness coupler
• 110 series (Black color) test lead wire with red
harness coupler
below the fuel tank

(test lead wire with red tag) of the Canister
• Disconnect Canister purge solenoid coupler. purge solenoid wiring harness coupler .

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire To check the Resistance
with black tag to pin 18 of the ECU wiring har-
ness coupler.
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series black

• To check continuity, keep the positive probe of colour in the canister purge valve coupler.
the multimeter in pin 2 of the Canister purge
valve and negative probe in socket 18 of ECU 110 series (black color) Test lead wire with black tag
socket.Check for continuity (Beep sound from in Pin 1 of Canister purge solenoid coupler
multimeter)
110 series (black color) Test lead wire with red tag in
Pin 2 of Canister purge solenoid coupler

of the multimeter in pin 1 of the canister purge
solenoid and pin 2 of the Power relay (contact • Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 1 (Test
output).Check for continuity (Beep sound from lead wire with Black tag) and negative probe in
multimeter) Pin 2 (Test lead wire with red probe). Resistance
value to be 24.2 to 27.8 Ohms @ 30 5 °C.

To check the Input voltage • Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
1(110 series Test lead wire black colour with Black
• Keep the multimeter in voltage mode tag ) and negative to body ground in the wiring
harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition and
• Connect the Test lead wires 110 series ( black

color) in the Secondary air valve wiring harness
coupler.
in Pin 1 of secondary air valve wiring harness d. Decision Point:
coupler
• 110 series (black color) test lead wire red tag • if continuity is not available you may please
in Pin 2 of secondary air valve wiring harness replace the Wiring harness.
coupler • If the resistance is not within the specified limit
Secondary air valve
ECU.
Royal Enfield only

CAUTION

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
glowing and ensure normal running condition
of the motorcycle.

P 0650 -MIL Diagnostics Procedure
P 0650 -MIL DIAGNOSTICS PROCEDURE

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0650 MIL MIL circuit malfunction
NOTE
Malfunction indicator lamp (MIL) is also called as Check engine light
Type of error : MIL circuit malfunction
CAUTION

of the ECU and MIL (Instrument Cluster) couplers, if
found change the MIL (Instrument Cluster)
unit or ECU and fix it back again.
• MIL is located in the instrument Cluster unit

It is recommended to replace the Instrument Cluster /

ECU as per the advice from Royal Enfield only.

• Ensure there is no loose connection of the coupler make this DTC error appear as history and Refresh
or pin backout from the coupler, if found please fix the DTC by clicking the below tab.
it properly again

“ REFRESH DTC OPTION HAS TO APPEAR b. Pre-Checks:
HERE” • Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position
either one of them)

• Tools Required


• Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it • MIL is located on the instrumental cluster
less - Please Charge the battery sufficiently to make
it to the required voltage of 12 V and still voltage

• Disconnect the instrument cluster coupler
CAUTION
below
NOTE
• Please remove headlamp assembly and wiring
harness related to headlamp assembly to access
the instrument cluster
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of headlamp assembly
is mentioned in the service manual (exclusive
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body. a. Input voltage check
• Disconnect the ECU wiring harness coupler from • Check the voltage across socket 15 of the ECU
ECU breakout box and place the negative probe of the
Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative or
socket 1 of the ECU breakout box

• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch & Kill switch in ‘OFF’

• Check for 12V supply in Multimeter when MIL is ‘OFF’ • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
b. To check the System Voltage:
d.Decision point
• During the Ignition switch “ON” and Kill switch “OFF”

• Check the voltage across socket 15 of the ECU condition if 12V is not observed, you may check the
breakout box and place the negative probe of the Instrument Cluster and replace the wiring harness.)
Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative or • During Ignition switch “ON” and Kill switch “ON”
socket 1 of the ECU breakout box condition if 12V is observed, you may check and
replace the ECU
It is recommended to replace the Instrument Cluster
/ ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice from Royal
Enfield only

4. DTC Clearing Procedure: 3.2 Test lead wire METHOD :
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position. WARNING

Do not disconnect and connect any sensor or ECU with
ignition “ON” condition
Please ensure the inserting of the correct pin to pin
mapping between Harness connector and Sensor. Wrong
pin mapping can result in damaging the complete system
Test lead wire is used/inserted as per the recommendation
while doing diagnosis/measurements. If the wrong test
lead probes are inserted, it may permanently damage
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor terminals and
to capture the correct measuring parameter and data
interpretation.
Should not be used between Wiring harness and any ECU
or Cluster to avoid short circuit which might permanently
damage the electronic devices without any symptoms
To be used only while diagnosis only to avoid short
between pins or any extended leads which are not
connected
Necessary pre-check to be followed to avoid contact of
free wires or terminals to any metal surface like chassis,
engine, etc which might result in short circuit
Please ensure Ignition is turned “OFF” while connecting
and removal of test kit to avoid any creation of fluctuation
in voltage
Do not disconnect and connect any sensor or ECU with
ignition “ON”
If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon With sensor connector disconnected and ignition is
switched “ON”, DTC will occur and neet to follow the DTC
Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s clearing procedure after reconnecting
Shall not be used for any other purpose other than
Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the error diagnosis like interlink for vehicle starting and riding back
logs cleared. to the service centre, jump starting, etc
a. Tools Required
Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch “ON”
- repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL is “OFF” • Multimeter (Universal)
Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp is

glowing and ensure the normal running condition
of the motorcycle.
• Probe/Test lead wire (25 SERIES - Grey Color Wire)

• Probe/Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
for ECU coupler
• Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins - hyperlink
for the table will be given here
W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
CAUTION
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch &
NOTE
• Please remove headlamp assembly and wiring
harness related to headlamp assembly to access
the instrument cluster
NOTE
• Removal & refitment of headlamp assembly
is mentioned in the service manual (exclusive
hyperlink here)

• Disconnect the instrument cluster coupler To check the continuity
STEP 1:
• Connect the test lead wire 25 series (grey color) with

the black tag on instrument cluster pin 11..

from ECU
• Connect the test wire lead in the instrument

cluster socket

• Connect the test lead wire 40 series (yellow
color) with the black tag to ECU wiring harness
coupler pin 15. Check for continuity (Beep sound
from multimeter).
• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, and Ensure that

Kill switch is turned “OFF
To check Input voltage

• Check the voltage across socket 15 of the ECU

and place the negative probe of the Multimeter
to body ground or Battery Negative.
• Check for 12V supply in Multimeter when MIL

light is ‘OFF’

To check the System Voltage: • Turn the Ignition switch, Kill switch into “ON”
Position

and place the negative probe of the Multimeter
to body ground or Battery Negative
• Check for 0V in multimeter when MIL is ‘ON’

• Start the engine and check for MIL ‘OFF’(if no
DTC error) and 12V in multimeter.
d. Decision Point:
• During Ignition switch “ON” and Kill switch
“OFF” condition if 12V is not observed, you may
check the Instrument Cluster and replace the
wiring harness.
• During Ignition switch “ON” and Kill switch “ON”
condition if 12V is observed, you may check and
replace the ECU
• It is recommended to replace the Instrument
Cluster / ECU / Wiring Harness as per the advice


error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

P1638 - Head Lamp Control
P1638 - HEAD LAMP CONTROL

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1638 Head Lamp Control Head Lamp Control Circuit Low / Open
NOTE

Type of error : Head Lamp Control Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information : Head Lamp Control circuit fault / Head Lamp Control relay fault
CAUTION
couplers

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the pin
• Auto headlamp relay is located on Right side panel

the corresponding parts. If damage found please
replace the respective part
It is recommended to replace the ECU as per the advice
from Royal Enfield only.

• Ensure there is no loose connection of the coupler “ REFRESH DTC OPTION HAS TO APPEAR
it properly again
either one of them)

• Tools Required


b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition • Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch
Sensor and ECU.

NOTE • Disconnect the head lamp control relay from the re-
lay coupler
• Please remove the right-side panel from the
motorcycle to access headlamp relay
NOTE
• Removal & refitment right-side panel mentioned in
the service manual (exclusive hyperlink here)
• ECU is located in the throttle body assembly
• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to Breakout

box Harness
• Disconnect ECU from ECU wiring harness coupler
To check continuity of wiring harness


• To check continuity, keep the positive probe of the • Check the Resistance of Headlamp control relay
multimeter in head lamp relay pin 5 and negative coil between pin 3 and pin 5. Resistance should be
probe in socket 24 of ECU breakout box. Check for between 82Ω to102Ω @ 30 5 °C
To check the voltage at ECU point (input volt-

age check)
To check the resistance
• Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode (200 Ohm)

• Place the headlamp relay in the corresponding • Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch
headlamp relay holder
• Connect the ECU breakout box to ECU and wiring

harness
• Check the voltage of the battery and it should be 12

V in the Multimeter.

the Multimeter to body ground/Battery negative to
socket 1 of the ECU breakout box.

check)

• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start d. DECISION POINT:
the vehicle • If the resistance is not within the specified limit, You
may please replace the headlamp control relay.
• If the output voltage is 0V (even after 10 seconds
from the starting of the vehicle) you may have to
replace the ECU.
It is recommended to replace the headlamp control relay
/ ECU as per the advice from Royal Enfield only.
CAUTION
clear the same

breakout box and body ground/Battery Negative/
Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box
• Check the voltage and it should be a voltage of 0.75V. • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
logs cleared.
the motorcycle.

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
is inserted, it may permanently damage • Test lead wire ( 40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor for ECU coupler
parameter and data interpretation. • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins -(hy-
perlink for the chart to be given here)
• only to be used while diagnosis only to avoid
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE

• Disconnect the Headlamp control relay • Using a multimeter positive probe to Pin 5 of
the headlamp relay wiring socket.
• Disconnect the ECU from ECU coupler

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) with the black
tag to pin 24 of the ECU wiring harness coupler.

STEP 1: • Keep the positive probe of multimeter on the
• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode headlamp relay pin 5 and negative probe on
the 40 series (yellow color) with the black tag
on ECU coupler and check for continuity (Beep
sound from a multimeter)
• Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode (200
Ohm)

• Check the Resistance of Headlamp control relay coil • Place the headlamp relay in the corresponding head-
connect positive probe of multimeter in pin 3 and lamp relay holder
negative probe in pin 5. Resistance should be be-
tween 82Ω to 102Ω @ 30 5 °C

positive probe of the multimeter in pin 24 of the
ECU socket and place the negative probe of the
Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative.
To check the voltage at ECU point (input voltage

check)

• Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch • Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and
start the vehicle
• Check the voltage it should be 12 V in the

Multimeter.
• Check the voltage across pin 24 of the ECU
socket and body ground or Battery Negative

check)
• Keep the Multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V) • Check the voltage, it should be 0.75V.

• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit (less
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
( 82 - 102 Ohms), you replace with Headlamp “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
control relay is “OFF”
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
(less than 12 V) and if continuity is available you • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
have to replace the ECU. is glowing and ensure the normal running
/ ECU as per the advice from Royal Enfield only
CAUTION

P1639 - HEAD LAMP CONTROL
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1639 Head Lamp Control Head Lamp Control Circuit high
NOTE

Type of error : Head Lamp Control Circuit high
(i) Information : Head Lamp Control circuit fault / Head Lamp Control relay fault
CAUTION
couplers

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the pin

the corresponding parts. If damage found please
replace the respective part
It is recommended to replace the ECU as per the advice
from Royal Enfield only.

• Ensure there is no loose connection of the coupler “ REFRESH DTC OPTION HAS TO APPEAR
it properly again
either one of them)

• Tools Required


b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
CAUTION
• Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition • Always switch “OFF” the Engine Kill switch
Sensor and ECU.

NOTE • Disconnect the head lamp control relay from the re-
lay coupler
NOTE
• ECU is located in the throttle body assembly
• Connect ECU break out box (62 Pin) kit to Breakout

box Harness
• Disconnect ECU from ECU wiring harness coupler
To check continuity of wiring harness


• To check continuity, keep the positive probe of the • Check the Resistance of Headlamp control relay
multimeter in head lamp relay pin 5 and negative coil between pin 3 and pin 5. Resistance should be
probe in socket 24 of ECU breakout box. Check for between 82Ω to102Ω @ 30 5 °C
To check the voltage at ECU point (input volt-

age check)
To check the resistance
• Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode (200 Ohm)

• Place the headlamp relay in the corresponding • Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch
headlamp relay holder
• Connect the ECU breakout box to ECU and wiring

harness
• Check the voltage of the battery and it should be 12

V in the Multimeter.

the Multimeter to body ground/Battery negative to
socket 1 of the ECU breakout box.

check)

• Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start d. DECISION POINT:
the vehicle • If the resistance is not within the specified limit, You
may please replace the headlamp control relay.
• If the output voltage is 0V (even after 10 seconds
from the starting of the vehicle) you may have to
replace the ECU.
/ ECU as per the advice from Royal Enfield only.
CAUTION
clear the same

breakout box and body ground/Battery Negative/
Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box
• Check the voltage and it should be a voltage of 0.75V. • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
logs cleared.
the motorcycle.

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
is inserted, it may permanently damage • Test lead wire ( 40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor for ECU coupler
parameter and data interpretation. • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins -(hy-
perlink for the chart to be given here)
• only to be used while diagnosis only to avoid
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE

• Disconnect the Headlamp control relay • Using a multimeter positive probe to Pin 5 of
the headlamp relay wiring socket.
• Disconnect the ECU from ECU coupler

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) with the black
tag to pin 24 of the ECU wiring harness coupler.

STEP 1: • Keep the positive probe of multimeter on the
• Keep the multimeter in continuity mode headlamp relay pin 5 and negative probe on
the 40 series (yellow color) with the black tag
on ECU coupler and check for continuity (Beep
sound from a multimeter)
• Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode (200
Ohm)

• Check the Resistance of Headlamp control relay coil • Place the headlamp relay in the corresponding head-
connect positive probe of multimeter in pin 3 and lamp relay holder
negative probe in pin 5. Resistance should be be-
tween 82Ω to 102Ω @ 30 5 °C

positive probe of the multimeter in pin 24 of the
ECU socket and place the negative probe of the
Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative.
To check the voltage at ECU point (input voltage

check)

• Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch • Turn “ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and
start the vehicle
• Check the voltage it should be 12 V in the

Multimeter.
• Check the voltage across pin 24 of the ECU
socket and body ground or Battery Negative

check)
• Keep the Multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V) • Check the voltage, it should be 0.75V.

• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit (less
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit • Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch
( 82 - 102 Ohms), you replace with Headlamp “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
control relay is “OFF”
• If the voltage is not meeting the specified limit • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
(less than 12 V) and if continuity is available you • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
have to replace the ECU. is glowing and ensure the normal running
/ ECU as per the advice from Royal Enfield only
CAUTION

P0219- Crank sensor
P0219- CRANK SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0219 Crank sensor Engine over speed
NOTE
tab
Type of error : Engine over speed
(i) Information : Crank sensor circuit fault / Crank sensor internal fault (Suggested Simple Description)
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers


crankcase


HERE”


• Tools Required

b. Pre-Checks:


NOTE
sensor coupler.
NOTE
activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
WARNING
exhaust systems.
CAUTION



harness coupler

ohms)

multimeter)

multimeter)

d. DECISION POINT:
coil
replace the ECU.
only.

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
c. Diagnostics:
exhaust systems.
CAUTION
NOTE
air valve.
NOTE
hyperlink here)
(Black coupler).

coupler


ness socket
socket
STEP 2
coupler.

coupler.


CAUTION
ohms)
CAUTION
bend or damage.
VISUAL CHECK:
in the rotor

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”
only.
CAUTION

P0629 - FUEL PUMP
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0629 Fuel pump Electric Fuel Pump circuit high
NOTE
Type of error : Fuel pump Circuit High
(i) Information : Fuel Pump circuit fault / Fuel pump internal fault
CAUTION

of the ECU and Fuel Pump couplers, if found change
the Fuel Pump or ECU and fix it back again.
• Fuel pump coupler is located beneath the fuel tank

place the respective part

it properly again
either one of them)

• Tools Required

• Breakout Box (26 PIN ECU ST 30923/A & 62 P ECU • Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition
Breakout Box ST 30275/A)

• (If the battery voltage is less - Please Charge the
battery sufficiently to make it to the required voltage
b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION
below

c. Diagnostics • Disconnect Fuel pump coupler
CAUTION
• Always switch OFF the Engine Kill switch & Ig-
nition switch in OFF condition while checking
NOTE
the motorcycle to access the Fuel pump coupler
NOTE
• Connect ECU and Breakout box Harness (62 Pin).
• Fuel pump is located in the fuel tank

• Connect Fuel pump connector cable to Breakout To check the Resistance of Fuel pump relay coil
Box (6 Pin) • Keep the Multimeter in Resistance mode 200 Ohm
• Disconnect fuel pump relay located inside right-side

panel

Ohms)
• Using a multimeter, check the Resistance of Fuel
pump relay coil between pin 3 and pin 5. Resistance
should be between 82Ω to 102Ω @ 30 5°C
• To check the Resistance value of fuel Pump, connect

the multimeter in Pin 1 and Pin 4. The resistance val-
ue is to be 1.0 – 1.8 Ohms

• Disconnect the cable from the Fuel pump end and • Connect the ECU breakout box to ECU and wiring
connect it to the wiring harness end using the other harness
coupler present in the harness.
To check the voltage at ECU point (input

voltage check)
• Keep the Multimeter in Voltage mode 20 V.

the Multimeter to body ground or Battery Negative
or Socket 1 of the ECU breakout box.
• Place the fuel pump relay in the corresponding Fuel
pump relay holder

• Turn “ON” the ignition and kill switch • Turn ‘ON” the Ignition switch, Kill switch and start
the vehicle
• Check the voltage, it should be 12 V in the Multimeter.
• Connect across socket 13 of the ECU breakout box

and body ground or Battery Negative or Socket 1 of
the ECU breakout box. Check the Voltage it should
be 0.55V.

check)

d. DECISION POINT: DTC Clearing Procedure:
82-102 Ohms @30+5°C), you replace it with the fuel CAUTION
pump relay. • With sensor connector disconnected and ig-
• If the output voltage is 0V and the fuel pump is nition is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from
not priming (when trying to start the engine) and if history and need to follow the below steps to
continuity is available then you may replace the ECU. clear the same
• If the voltage is less than the specified limit (less than
12 V) and if continuity is not available you may please
It is recommended to replace the fuel pump relay /ECU /

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
is inserted, it may permanently damage • Test lead wire (90 series - Orange color)
terminals and to capture the correct measuring • Test lead wire (40 Series - Yellow color)
parameter and data interpretation. • Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump-starting, etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

CAUTION
C. DIAGNOSTICS:

NOTE
• Please remove the fuel tank from the motorcycle to
access the fuel pump coupler
NOTE

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect the fuel pump coupler.

from ECU

• Fuel pump is located on the fuel tank
• Using multimeter check pin 5 of the fuel pump

relay socket

• Connect 40 series (yellow color) test lead wire with To check the Resistance of Fuel pump
the black tag to pin 13 of the ECU wiring harness cou- • Keep the multimeter in Resistance mode
pler.
• Connect 90 series (Orange black color) Test lead

• Check for continuity (Beep sound from wire with the black tag in Pin 1 and connect 90 series
multimeter) (orange color) test lead wire with the green tag in pin
4 of fuel pump coupler.
• Connect the multimeter positive probe in pin

1 and negative probe in pin 4. The resistance
value is to be 1.0 – 1.8 Ohms

To check the Voltage DTC Clearing Procedure:
• Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin 1 and
CAUTION
negative to body ground in the wiring harness cou-
pler and turn “ON” the ignition. Check the voltage With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
and it should be 12 V in the multimeter
d. Decision Point:
( 1.0 to 1.8 Ohms), you replace with the Fuel
pump
It is recommended to replace the Fuel pump /ECU /

error logs cleared.
is “OFF”

P2300 - Ignition coil
P2300 - IGNITION COIL

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0412 Secondary air valve Ignition coil Circuit Low / Open
NOTE
frame tab
Ignition coil is also called as Spark coil

Type of error : Ignition coil Circuit Low / Open
(i) Information : Ignition coil circuit fault / Ignition coil internal fault
CAUTION

• ECU coupler is located in the Throttle body • Ensure there is no bend or deformation on the
Assembly pin of the ECU and Sensor couplers, if found
• The ignition coil is located above the cylinder

head mounted on the frame. • Ensure that there is no wire damage/cut/tamper

HERE”
pler or pin backout from the coupler, if found c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
please fix it properly again given here by the RE DNA team for the user to
1.2- Using Breakout Box method
• Tools Required

• Breakout Box (26 PIN ECU ST 30923/A & 62 P b. Pre-Checks:
ECU Breakout Box ST 30275/A) • Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position
• 26 pin ECU breakout box harness - ST 30923/A
• Breakout box Ignition coil wiring harness -

ST30280/A
battery for 24 hours and use the same and still
voltage found to be less, you may replace with new
battery)

activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION pler

sor or ECU with ignition “ON” condition.
Please ensure the inserting of the correct
pin to pin mapping between Harness con-
nector and Sensor.
• Wrong pin mapping can result in damag-
ing the complete system including Sensor • The ignition coil is located above the cylinder
and ECU. head mounted on the frame.
NOTE
from the motorcycle to access the Ignition Coil
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Disconnect Ignition coil. • Connect Ignition coil connector cable to
Breakout Box (6 Pin)

• Connect ECU and Breakout box Harness (62

Pin).
• To check continuity, keep the multimeter probe

in socket 1 of the wiring coupler and socket 16 of
ECU coupler. Check for continuity (Beep sound
from a multimeter).

• Similarly, keep the positive probe of the • To check the primary resistance, connect the
multimeter in socket 2 of the Ignition coil multimeter positive probe in Socket 1 and
breakout box and negative probe in Pin no 2 negative probe in Socket 2 in 2P+4P ECU
of the Power relay (Contact output). Check the Breakout box . The resistance value is to be 1.8
continuity (beep sound from multimeter) to 2.2 Ohms @ 30+5°C
• To check the secondary resistance, remove the

suppressor cap and connect the multimeter
positive probe either in Socket 1 or Socket 2 of
the ignition coil coupler and negative probe in
Ignition coil HT lead.
• The resistance value has to be 12.15 – 14.85 K
Ohms (@ 30 5 °C
To Check Resistance of Ignition coil

ohms)
• Disconnect the cable from Ignition coil end and

connect it to the wiring harness end using the
other coupler present in the harness.

To Check Voltage DTC Clearing Procedure:
• To check voltage at the wiring harness end, CAUTION

place the positive of the multimeter in Socket With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
1 of the ignition coil and place the negative of is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and
the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON” the need to follow the below steps to clear the same
ignition and check the voltage and it should be
12 V in the multimeter. • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
d. DECISION POINT:

(1.8 to 2.2 Ohms )primary and (12.15 to 14.85 K
Ohms ) secondary, you replace with the Ignition
coil
• If the resistance is within the specified limit and
if continuity and voltage is available and no spark
is observed, then you may replace the ECU.
replace the Wiring harness. • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
• It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
/ Wiring Harness as per the advice from Royal • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
Enfield only error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor • Test Lead Wire (90 SERIES - ORANGE Color)
terminals and to capture the correct measuring • Test Lead Wire (40 SERIES - YELLOW Color)
• Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins ( It
• Should not be used between Wiring harness will be given as hyperlink)
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump starting etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect Ignition coil.

coupler
• The ignition coil is located above the cylinder • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
head mounted on the frame.

• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) To check the Resistance
with black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor wiring
harness socket.
ohms)
• Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color) • To check the primary resistance, connect test
with the black tag to Pin 16 of the ECU harness lead wire 90 series (orange color) with the black
socket. tag to Pin 1 of the sensor socket and test lead
wire 90 series (orange color) with the red tag to
pin 2 of the sensor socket
• Check for continuity (Beep sound from

multimeter)
• Check a voltage it should be 1.8 to 2.2 Ohms @
30+5°C

• To check the secondary resistance, remove the 4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
suppressor cap and check either Pin 1 or Pin 2 to
Ignition coil HT lead. Resistance value to be 12.15 CAUTION
to 14.85K Ohms @ 30+5°C
To check the Voltage

• Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
1 and negative to body ground in the wiring
harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition. The
voltage should be equal to the battery voltage.
The voltage should be equal as the battery
voltage (12V)

error logs cleared.
d. Decision Point:
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
(1.8 to 2.2 Ohms )primary and (12.15 to 14.85 K is “OFF”
Ohms ) secondary, you can replace the Ignition • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
coil. • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit and is glowing and ensure the normal running
if continuity is available you have to replace the condition of the motorcycle.
ECU.
only

P2301 - Ignition coil
P2301 - IGNITION COIL

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P2301 Ignition coil Ignition coil Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab
Ignition coil is also called as Spark coil

Type of error : Ignition coil Circuit High
(i) Information : Ignition coil circuit fault / Ignition coil internal fault
CAUTION

• The ignition coil is located above the cylinder

head mounted on the frame. • Ensure that there is no wire damage/cut/tamper

HERE”
pler or pin backout from the coupler, if found c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
please fix it properly again given here by the RE DNA team for the user to
1.2- Using Breakout Box method
• Tools Required

• Breakout Box (26 PIN ECU ST 30923/A & 62 P b. Pre-Checks:
ECU Breakout Box ST 30275/A) • Ensure the vehicle is on Centre stand position
• 26 pin ECU breakout box harness - ST 30923/A
• Breakout box Ignition coil wiring harness -

ST30280/A
battery for 24 hours and use the same and still
voltage found to be less, you may replace with new
battery)

activity
CAUTION
below
c. Diagnostics
CAUTION pler
sor or ECU with ignition “ON” condition.
Please ensure the inserting of the correct
pin to pin mapping between Harness con-
nector and Sensor.
• Wrong pin mapping can result in damag-
ing the complete system including Sensor
and ECU. • The ignition coil is located above the cylinder
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Disconnect Ignition coil. • Connect Ignition coil connector cable to
Breakout Box (6 Pin)

• Connect ECU and Breakout box Harness (62

Pin).
• To check continuity, keep the multimeter probe

in socket 1 of the wiring coupler and socket 16 of
ECU coupler. Check for continuity (Beep sound
from a multimeter).

• Similarly, keep the positive probe of the • To check the primary resistance, connect the
multimeter in socket 2 of the Ignition coil multimeter positive probe in Socket 1 and
breakout box and negative probe in Pin no 2 negative probe in Socket 2 in 2P+4P ECU
of the Power relay (Contact output). Check the Breakout box . The resistance value is to be 1.8
continuity (beep sound from multimeter) to 2.2 Ohms @ 30+5°C
• To check the secondary resistance, remove the

suppressor cap and connect the multimeter
positive probe either in Socket 1 or Socket 2 of
the ignition coil coupler and negative probe in
Ignition coil HT lead.
• The resistance value has to be 12.15 – 14.85 K
Ohms (@ 30 5 °C
To Check Resistance of Ignition coil

ohms)
• Disconnect the cable from Ignition coil end and

connect it to the wiring harness end using the
other coupler present in the harness.

To Check Voltage DTC Clearing Procedure:
• To check voltage at the wiring harness end, CAUTION

place the positive of the multimeter in Socket With sensor connector disconnected and ignition
1 of the ignition coil and place the negative of is switched “ON”, DTC will occur from history and
the multimeter to body ground. Turn “ON” the need to follow the below steps to clear the same
ignition and check the voltage and it should be
12 V in the multimeter. • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
d. DECISION POINT:

(1.8 to 2.2 Ohms )primary and (12.15 to 14.85 K
Ohms ) secondary, you replace with the Ignition
coil
• If the resistance is within the specified limit and
if continuity and voltage is available and no spark
is observed, then you may replace the ECU.
replace the Wiring harness. • If the fault is rectified, Click on Erase DTC Icon
• It is recommended to replace the sensor /ECU • Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s
/ Wiring Harness as per the advice from Royal • Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the
Enfield only error logs cleared.
is “OFF”


Sensor and ECU.
the Vehicle Harness Connector or Sensor • Test Lead Wire (90 SERIES - ORANGE Color)
terminals and to capture the correct measuring • Test Lead Wire (40 SERIES - YELLOW Color)
• Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins ( It
• Should not be used between Wiring harness will be given as hyperlink)
are not connected
after reconnecting
jump starting etc.

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• ECU is located on the throttle body assembly • Disconnect Ignition coil.

coupler
• The ignition coil is located above the cylinder • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode

• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) To check the Resistance
with black tag to Pin 1 of the sensor wiring
harness socket.
ohms)
• Connect test lead wire 40 series (yellow color) • To check the primary resistance, connect test
with the black tag to Pin 16 of the ECU harness lead wire 90 series (orange color) with the black
socket. tag to Pin 1 of the sensor socket and test lead
wire 90 series (orange color) with the red tag to
pin 2 of the sensor socket
• Check for continuity (Beep sound from

multimeter)
• Check a voltage it should be 1.8 to 2.2 Ohms @
30+5°C

• To check the secondary resistance, remove the 4. DTC Clearing Procedure:
suppressor cap and check either Pin 1 or Pin 2 to
Ignition coil HT lead. Resistance value to be 12.15 CAUTION
to 14.85K Ohms @ 30+5°C
To check the Voltage

• Connect the multimeter positive probe to pin
1 and negative to body ground in the wiring
harness coupler and turn “ON” the ignition. The
voltage should be equal to the battery voltage.
The voltage should be equal as the battery
voltage (12V)

error logs cleared.
d. Decision Point:
• If the resistance is not within the specified limit “ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL
(1.8 to 2.2 Ohms )primary and (12.15 to 14.85 K is “OFF”
Ohms ) secondary, you can replace the Ignition • Start the Engine to know the MIL condition
coil. • Now check if the malfunction indicator lamp
• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit and is glowing and ensure the normal running
if continuity is available you have to replace the condition of the motorcycle.
ECU.
only

P0112 - Intake Air Temperature Sensor
P0112 - INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0112 Intake Air Temperature Sensor Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit Low
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit Low
(i) Information : Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit Low circuit fault / Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit
Low internal fault
WARNING
touched. Make sure exhaust pipes are not hot and are at the same level of ambient / surrounding temperature,
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics
As this sensor is built in the ECU itself, Cannot be replaced as Standalone part, hence ECU to be replaced, Con-
sult with the Royal Enfield team before proceeding for replacement of ECU.

P0113 - Intake Air Temperature Sensor
P0113 - INTAKE AIR TEMPERATURE SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0112 Intake Air Temperature Sensor Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit High
(i) Information : Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit Low circuit fault / Intake Air Temperature Sensor Circuit
Low internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P0107 - Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor
P0107 - MANIFOLD ABSOLUTE PRESSURE SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0107 Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit Low
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit Low/Open
(i) Information : Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit Low circuit fault /Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit Low
internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P0108 - Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor
P0108 - MANIFOLD ABSOLUTE PRESSURE SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0108 Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit High
(i) Information : Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit High circuit fault /Manifold Absolute Pressure Circuit High
internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P0121 - Throttle Position Sensor
P0121 - THROTTLE POSITION SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0121 Throttle Position Sensor Throttle Position sensor Circuit/Adaption out
of control
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Throttle Position sensor Circuit/Adaption out of control
(i) Information : Throttle Position sensor Circuit fault /Throttle Position sensor Circuit internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0122 Throttle Position Sensor Throttle Position sensor Circuit Low/Open
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Throttle Position sensor Circuit Low/Open
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0123 Throttle Position Sensor Throttle Position sensor Circuit High
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Throttle Position sensor Circuit High
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P0505 - Stepper Motor/Idle Air Controller
P0505 - STEPPER MOTOR/IDLE AIR CONTROLLER

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0505 Stepper Motor/Idle Air Controller Idle Air Control System Malfunction
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Idle Air Control System Malfunction
(i) Information : Idle Air Control System fault /Idle Air Control System Malfunction internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0112 Stepper Motor/Idle Air Controller Idle Air Control System Low/Open
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Idle Air Control System Low/Open
(i) Information : Idle Air Control System fault /Idle Air Control System Malfunction internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0509 Stepper Motor/Idle Air Controller Idle Air Control System High
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Idle Air Control System High
(i) Information : Idle Air Control System fault /Idle Air Control System Malfunction internal fault (Suggested Sim-
ple Description)
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P1530 - Roll Over Sensor
P1530 - ROLL OVER SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1530 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Position Wrong
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Position Wrong
(i) Information : Roll Over Sensor fault /Roll Over Sensor internal fault
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1531 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Signal Struck
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Signal Struck
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1532 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Signal Wrong
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Signal Wrong
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1533 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Serial Peripheral Interface
Wrong
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Serial Peripheral Interface Wrong
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1535 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Index Wrong
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Index Wrong
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics


1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P1536 Roll Over Sensor Roll Over Sensor Wrong Polarity
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : Roll Over Sensor Wrong Polarity
WARNING
CAUTION
couplers
c. Diagnostics

P0500 - Vehicle Speed Sensor
P0500 - VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0500 Vehicle Speed Sensor Vehicle Speed Sensor Front / Rear -
Malfunction
NOTE
frame tab
This Error code will be displayed along with CAN Circuit malfunction only

Type of error : Vehicle Speed Sensor Front / Rear - Malfunction
(i) Information : Vehicle Speed Sensor circuit fault / Vehicle Speed Sensor internal fault
CAUTION
couplers
• Along with this if CAN error is display rectify

a. CAN circuit in the ECU Wiring Harness
b. Check the ABS wiring harness
It is recommended to replace the CAN Circuit in ECU Wiring harness or the ABS Wiring harness after consulting
Royal Enfield only.

P0501 - Vehicle Speed Sensor
P0501 - VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 P0501 Vehicle Speed Sensor Vehicle Speed Sensor Front / Rear - No Signal
NOTE
frame tab
This Error code will be displayed along with CAN Circuit malfunction only
Type of error : Vehicle Speed Sensor Front / Rear - No Signal
(i) Information : Vehicle Speed Sensor circuit fault / Vehicle Speed Sensor internal fault
CAUTION
couplers
• Along with this if CAN error is display rectify

a. CAN circuit in the ECU Wiring Harness
b. Check the ABS wiring harness
c. Check the ABS wiring harness
It is recommended to replace the CAN Circuit in ECU Wiring harness or the ABS Wiring harness after consulting
Royal Enfield only.

U0009 - CAN Circuit
U0009 - CAN CIRCUIT

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 U0009 CAN Circuit CAN circuit Malfunction
NOTE
frame tab
TROUBLE CODE : DTC CODE: U0009

Type of error : CAN Circuit Malfunction
(i) Information : CAN circuit fault / CAN Circuit internal fault

• Diagnosis coupler is located in the Right side

panel • Ensure that there is no wire damage/cut/tamper
and Refresh the DTC by clicking the below tab

HERE”
• Ensure there is no loose connection of the
coupler or pin back out from the coupler, if c. Method of Checking (Toggle switch will be
found please fix it properly again given here by the RE DNA team for the user to
• Tools Required

• 62 P ECU Breakout Box (ST 30275/A) - 62 Pin Kit • Ensure the Kill Switch is in “OFF” condition
• 26 Pin ECU Breakout Box Harness (ST30923/A) • Check Battery Voltage using Multimeter and it

tivity
b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION
• Ensure the Ignition is in “OFF” condition Ensuring above precondition only you are advised
to proceed for the diagnosis steps

c. Diagnostics To check Continuity of the Wiring Harness
WARNING STEP 1:
hot during normal operation and can result in • Keep the multimeter in continuity mode
CAUTION
NOTE
• Connect the ECU breakout box harness to ECU
• Please remove right-side panel to locate the
wiring harness coupler
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
• Removal & refitment right-side panel
hyperlink here)
panel
• Remove the rubber cap of the Diagnosis coupler

• Keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 2 of • Keep the multimeter positive probe on Pin 5 of
the CAN socket and negative probe in socket 12 the CAN socket and negative probe on socket
of the ECU breakout box check for continuity 25 of the ECU breakout box. To check continuity
(beep sound from multimeter (Beep sound from the multimeter)
d. Decision Point:

It is recommended to replace the CAN Circuit/ECU /
only

DTC Clearing Procedure: 1.3. TEST LEAD WIRE METHOD :
CAUTION WARNING
need to follow the below steps to clear the same • Please ensure the inserting of the correct pin
• Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position and Sensor. Wrong pin mapping can result
Sensor and ECU.
• To use only while diagnosis to avoid short
are not connected
any creation any voltage fluctuation
• Click yes to confirm to erase DTC’s ECU with ignition On
• Now it will appear as “NO DTC’s”, hence all the • With sensor connector disconnected and
error logs cleared. ignition is switched on, DTC will occur and
• Switch “OFF” the ignition key and again switch need to follow the DTC clearing procedure
“ON” - repeat this cycle for 3 times till the MIL after reconnecting
is “OFF” • Shall not be used for any other purpose
• Start the Engine to know the MIL condition other than diagnosis like interlink for vehicle
jump-starting, etc.

Tools Required
• Test lead wire( 90 SERIES - Orange Color wire)

• Test lead wire (40 SERIES - Yellow Color Wire)
for ECU coupler
Refer Chart for Color identification of Pins (hyperlink

to be placed here)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

• Diagnosis coupler is located in the Right side • Connect 90 series (Orange color) test lead wire
panel with the black tag to pin 2 of the Diagnosis cou-
pler.

harness coupler

STEP 1:
• Check for continuity (Beep sound from a
multimeter)

STEP 2: • Check for continuity (Beep sound from a
multimeter)
• Connect 90 series (Orange color) test lead b. To check Resistance of the CAN Bus
wire with the white tag to pin 5 of the Diagnosis • Keep the multimeter in resistance mode
coupler.

with the red tag to pin 25 of the ECU wiring
harness coupler

• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) To check voltage:
with the red tag to Pin 2 of the Diagnosis coupler
and connect test lead wire 90 series (Orange • Keep the multimeter in Voltage mode (20 V)
color) with the white tag to pin 5 of the Diagnosis
coupler
• Check the Resistance between Pin 2 and Pin 5.

Resistance value to be 60 Ohms.

• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) To check System voltage
with the yellow tag to Pin 3 of the Diagnosis
coupler and connect test lead wire 90 series • Keep the multimeter in voltage mode (20V)
(orange color) with the green tag to pin 4 of the
Diagnosis coupler
• Check the battery voltage, it should be 12 V

CAN High DTC Clearing Procedure:
• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color) • Ensure Ignition & Kill Switch is in “ON” Position
and keep the multimeter positive probe in Pin 2
and negative probe in body ground, The Voltage
should be 2 V to 4.5 V
CAN Low
• Connect test lead wire 90 series (orange color)
with the white tag to Pin 5 of the Diagnosis
coupler and keep the multimeter positive probe
in Pin 5 and negative probe in body ground, The
Voltage should be 0.5 V to 3 V
• Click on Erase DTC Icon
error logs cleared.
condition of the motorcycle
d. Decision Point:
(60 ohms) you may replace the CAN Circuit
• If the voltage is meeting the specified limit, if
resistance is between the specified limit and if
continuity is available you have to replace the
ECU.
only
U0121 - CAN CIRCUIT
1. Live Dtc Codes

1 U0121 CAN Circuit CAN diagnosis error for defined transmitted
message
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : CAN Circuit Malfunction
(i) Information : CAN circuit fault / CAN Circuit internal fault



HERE”
• Tools Required


tivity
b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION

WARNING STEP 1:
CAUTION
NOTE
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)
panel

d. Decision Point:

only

CAUTION WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
jump-starting, etc.

Tools Required

for ECU coupler
to be placed here)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

pler.

harness coupler

STEP 1:
multimeter)

multimeter)
coupler.

harness coupler

coupler


Diagnosis coupler

CAN Low
error logs cleared.
d. Decision Point:
ECU.
only
U0415 - CAN Circuit
U0415 - CAN CIRCUIT

1. Live Dtc Codes

1 U0415 CAN Circuit CAN diagnosis error for defined received
message
NOTE
frame tab

Type of error : CAN diagnosis error for defined received message
(i) Information : CAN circuit fault / CAN Circuit internal fault (Suggested Simple Description)



HERE”
• Tools Required


tivity
b. Pre-Checks:
CAUTION

WARNING STEP 1:
CAUTION
NOTE
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)
panel

d. Decision Point:

only

CAUTION WARNING
Sensor and ECU.
are not connected
jump-starting, etc.

Tools Required

for ECU coupler
to be placed here)

W1/W2 Wire
Color
Male Terminal
No detection lead
wire
4
1 .Instrument
Cluster
2. Wheel Speed
Sensor
1. EMS ECU
2. ABS ECU
1. Oxygen/Lambda
Sensor
1. Ignition Coil
2. Engine oil
temperature
sensor
3.Injector
5. Gear position
sensor
6.Pulsar Coil
6.Dongle
Connector
1. SAI Solenoid
2. EVAP

with new battery)
CAUTION
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE
diagnostic coupler
NOTE
hyperlink here)

pler.

harness coupler

STEP 1:
multimeter)

multimeter)
coupler.

harness coupler

coupler


Diagnosis coupler

CAN Low
error logs cleared.
d. Decision Point:
ECU.
only
INDEX

A Engine Oil
Engine Troubleshooting
ABS toner wheel
EVAP
Adjuster nut
Exhaust Pipes and Silencers
Air cut valve (ACV)
Air Filter Box Assembly F
Air Filter Element
FD Sprocket
B Footrests
Fork Assembly
Balancer Shaft
Frame Adjuster
Battery
Front Brake Disc
Bearing
Front Mudguard
Brake lamp switch
Front Number Plate
Brake pedal
Front Wheel
Breather Hose
Fuel Filter
C Fuel Float
Camshaft Fuel Tank
Center Stand
G
Chain adjusters
Gear Position Indicator Sensor
Chain drive sprocket
Gear Shift Linkage
Clevis pin
Grab Handle
Clutch
Clutch Cable H
Clutch Cable
Handlebar
Clutch Cover
Handlebar brace
Connecting Rod
Handlebar riser
Control Cables
Headlamp
Countershaft
Heel guard
Cradle Assembly LH
Cradle Assembly RH I
Crankshaft IAT sensor
Cylinder Barrel Idle Speed Controller (ISC)
Cylinder Head Ignition switch
Cylinder Head Cover Injector
Inlet Manifold Rubber Flange
D
Drain Hose J
Drain Plug Journal Bearing
Drive chain
L
Drive chain
Driveshaft Lever Eyelet
LH Cylinder Rocker Carrier
E
Limiter pad
E-clip Lower Crankcase
Engine

Lubrication Steering Stem
Swing Arm
M
Switch module
Magneto Cover
Magneto Rotor T
Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor Tappet Adjusters
Master cylinder assembly Throttle Body
Mudflap Throttle Cable
Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)
O
Throttle rotor housing
Oil Cooler Inlet and Outlet Pipes Timing Chain Tensioner
Oil Filter Toner wheel
Oil Jet Top Yoke - Continental GT
Oil Pan
Oil Pressure Switch U
Oil Pump Upper Crankcase
P V
Piston Valve
Piston Ring
W
R Wheel hub
Rear Brake Disc Wheel speed sensor assembly
Rear Mudguard Wheels
Rear Mudguard Infill Cover
Rear Number Plate
Rear view mirror
Rear Wheel
Reed Valves
RH Cylinder Rocker Carrier
Rider Seat
S
Saree Guard
Seat Assembly
Sensors
Shifter Drum
Shifter fork
Shifter Shaft
Shock absorber
Side Panels
Side Stand
Spark Plug
Spark Plug Suppressor Caps
Starter Motor

GLOSSARY

13.2 Glossary
Aggregates Description
Aggregates Description GPS Gear Position Sensor
ACV Air Cut Valve H02S Heated oxygen sensor
ABS Anti-lock braking system hp Horsepower

Heated Exhaut Gas
B+ Battery positive Hego
Oxygen
BDC Bottom dead center HT cable High tension cable
BRG Bearing hr Hour
°C Celsius (Centigrade) IAC Idle air control
CAL Calibration IAT Intake air temperature
CC Cubic centimeters IC Instrument cluster
Cm Centimeters ID Inside diameter
CKP Crankshaft position IGN Ignition
DTC Diagnostic trouble code in-lbs Inch pounds
Department of
DOT kg Kilogram
Transportation
Dealer management
DMS km Kilometer
system
ECM Engine control module km/h Kilometers per hour
ET Engine temperature
kW Kilowatt
ECU Electronic Control Unit
L Litre
Engine Management
EMS
System lbs Pounds
EFI Electronic fuel injection
LCD Liquid crystal display
EVAP Evaporative emissions
LH Lefthand
FI Fuel injection
Manifold absolute
MAP
ft-lbs Foot pounds pressure
max Maximum
FD Final Drive
gal gallon mi Miles

Aggregates Description Aggregates Description
min Minimum SOHC Single Over Head Cam
mm Millimeter TB Throttle Body
mph Miles per hour TDC Top dead center
Nm Newton-meter TWI Tyre wear indicator
N/A Not applicable TPS Throttle position sensor
NRB Needle Roller Bearing TS Turn signal
Volts of alternating
O2 Oxygen VAC
current
OD Outside diameter VDC Volts of direct current
Original equipment Vehicle identification

OEM VIN
manufacturer number
P&A Parts and Accessories VSS Vehicle speed sensor
PAV Pulse Air Valve W Watt
psi Pounds per square inch WSS Wheel speed sensor
PWM signal Pulse width modulated
qt Quart
R Resistence
RR Regulator and Rectifier
RLY Relay ( Electrical )
Reserve mark on fuel

RES
supply
RH Righthand
RPM Revolutions per minute
S seconds
SPL Special Tool

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2 ROYAL ENFIELD SERVICE MANUAL

ROYAL ENFIELD SERVICE MANUAL 3

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION ........................................................................................................... 2

GENERAL AND SPECIAL TOOLS...................................................................................................... 4

EVAPORATIVE EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM (EVAP).................................................................. 8

BRAKES AND ABS............................................................................................................................. 9

ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EMS)......................................................................................... 10

INDEX AND GLOSSARY.................................................................................................................... 12

SERVICE MANUAL ROYAL ENFIELD-METEOR 350 5

1.1 About this Manual......................................................................................................................11

1.2 How to Use this Manual............................................................................................................ 12

1.3 Important Information............................................................................................................ 13

1.4 General Precautions................................................................................................................. 13

1.5 Prior to Service......................................................................................................................... 14

2. Technical Specifications.........................................................................................................................23

2.2 Ignition System..................................................................................................................................23

2.5 Electrical System................................................................................................................................24

2.8 Recommended Lubricants................................................................................................................25

3. Periodical Maintenance Schedule (PMS)............................................................................................29

4. General and Special Tools......................................................................................................................34

4.1 General Tools......................................................................................................................................34

4.2 Measurement Tools...........................................................................................................................37

4.3 Special Tools.......................................................................................................................................39

6 ROYAL ENFIELD METEOR 350-SERVICE MANUAL

5.1 Components Removal from Engine...............................................................................................47

5.3 Engine Removal from Main Frame..........................................................................................49

5.4 Engine Assembly to Frame......................................................................................................68

5.5 Engine Dismantling..................................................................................................................88

5.6 Engine Inspection....................................................................................................................121

5.8 Engine Assembly...................................................................................................................... 133

5.9 Engine Troubleshooting......................................................................................................... 167

6.1 Air Filter Box Assembly............................................................................................................ 190

6.2 Control Cables.......................................................................................................................... 196

6.3 Handlebar................................................................................................................................. 210

6.4. Exhaust Pipes and Silencers................................................................................................... 222

6.5. Footrests/Stands/Saree Guard..............................................................................................230

6.6 Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle.............................................................................. 239

6.7 Side Panels and Rider Seat...................................................................................................... 247

6.8 Wheels...................................................................................................................................... 254

6.9 Suspension............................................................................................................................... 282

SERVICE MANUAL ROYAL ENFIELD-METEOR 350 7

8. Evaporative (EVAP) Emission Control System...................................................................................345

9. Brakes and ABS......................................................................................................................................353

10. Engine Management System (EMS).................................................................................................418

11. Electrical System...................................................................................................................................455

EMS - Diagnosis........................................................................................................................................ 487

8 ROYAL ENFIELD METEOR 350-SERVICE MANUAL

1.2 How to Use this Manual......................................................................................................................... 12

1.3 Important Information......................................................................................................................... 13

1.4 General Precautions.............................................................................................................................. 13

1.5 Prior to Service......................................................................................................................................14

10 ROYAL ENFIELD METEOR 350-SERVICE MANUAL

1.1 About this Manual

SERVICE MANUAL ROYAL ENFIELD-METEOR 350 11

Chapter No. Chapters

12 ROYAL ENFIELD METEOR 350-SERVICE MANUAL

1.4 General Precautions

CAUTION Alerts the technician about potential personal injury hazards.

6.6 Mudguards/Number Plates/Grab Handle.............................................................................. 239

Cleaning before Dismantling and Inspection