IV.
FRAME
Rear Fork
J. Remove the rear wheel (See page 48)
2.
Remove
the rear shock absorbers. (See
page
56)
3.
Remov
e the bolts securing the drive chain ca.~ in place;
take out the chain
c,iso.
4.
Unscrew the self-locking nut; withdraw the rear fork
pivot bolt
Remove
tl1e
rear fork from the frame.
5.
Remove
the dust
seal
cups, dust
s.,al
rubbers
and
rear
fork collars
frc,m
the rear fork.
Inspection
L.
Check the
free
length
of
the rear shock absorber spring
Standard value: 196.7mm (7.7441-in.)
Service limit: 185mm (7.283S-in.)
2.
Check the rear damper for distortion
or
oil
leah
3.
Check the rear stopper n1bbcr for cracks or damage.
4.
Check lhc rear fork center collar-to-bushing clearance.
Standard bushing 1.0.: 20.000-20.0S2mm
(0.7874-0.7894-io.)
Service
limit: 20.2mm (0.79S3-in.)
Standard center collar
0.0.:
19.927-19.960mm
(0.784S-0.78S8-in.)
Service limit: 19.9mm
(0
.783S-in.)
Assembly
I.
Apply a coating
of
gr;,ase
to
the rear fork center collar
before instll.llation. Install the rear fork
to
the
frame.
2 Reaching from the right side,install the rear fork
piv
ot;
secure with the self-locking
nul
Torque specifications:
600
- 700 kg-em
(43.4- S0.6 lbs-ft.)
1 Using "Rear Shock Absorber Compresso
r"
(Tool N
o.
07959- 3290000), compress the rear shock absorber
spr
ing
and pull
up
1he
upper joint. Install the spring
seat stopper to secure the spring.
NOTE:
Install the rear shock absorber spring so that the end
with the large pitch
is
at
the bottom.
Fig.
4-72
(I)
Drive
cha
in
case
(3)
f>ivo\
bolt
(2)
S<llHocking
nut
(4)
Rear
fork
(
1)
(
3)
•
oe
Fig.
4-73
(I)
Rear shock absorber
(2) Rear stopper rubber
(3) Rear shock absorher spring
Fig.
4
-74
(1) Rear fork
piv
ot
bolt
Fig.
4- 75
(I)
Spring seat stopper
S7
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