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SM350D en 20180207
MANUAL
Issue 02 / Rev 01
December 2017
FOREWORD
2 Quadro 350D
FOREWORD
SERVICE MANUAL
Quadro dedicates this service manual to the service centers, the only ones to which it entrusts its
vehicles for maintenance and repair.
Quadro assumes that the operators to whom to this manual is addressed, have a good knowledge
of basic mechanics principles and of vehicles repair techniques .
Quadro will communicate with updates to this manual, important changes in the characteristics of
the vehicles and / or procedures for inspections and repairs.
Quadro points out that for the proper execution of the jobs, efficient workshop and adequate
equipment are required in addition to knowledge and technology.
SYMBOLS
This manual contains symbols to indicate those sections where you need to pay more attention.
The four symbols are different from each other so as to clearly identify the location of the argu-
ments in different sectors.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
The requirements preceded by this symbol indicate the correct behavior to be followed to avoid
damage to nature.
SAFETY OF PERSONS
Failure to comply with the requirements preceded by this symbol may result in serious danger
to people.
NOTE NOTE
Indicates information to make it clear and simple procedure.
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FOREWORD
SAFETY
Never start the vehicle indoors, make sure they are well ventilated and if necessary to use special
vacuum systems. The exhaust gases are harmful for maintenance where it is necessary to start the
vehicle strictly adhere to this requirement.
To perform operations on the braking system, operate it in a well ventilated area. In case of use of
compressed air, turn the jet so as not to inspire the dust produced by the friction material. The friction
material does not contain asbestos, but residues inhaled, however, are harmful.
The battery electrolyte contains sulfuric acid. Avoid contact with body parts or clothing, sulfuric acid is
highly corrosive. In case of contact, wash thoroughly with water and consult a doctor.
To avoid the risk of fire, do not smoke or use an open flame in the vicinity of gasoline,
because depending on the explosive and flammable, and / or batteries because they
produce hydrogen gas that can be highly explosive, especially during operations
charging.
Thoroughly clean all parts after disassembly with non-flammable solvents. Lubricate and / or use products
recommended on pair as indicated. Do not lubricate the tapered couplings.
During the assembly, always use gaskets, seals, sealing rings and split pins.
For the operations described in this manual, use only tools with metric measures. The end fittings are
interchangeable with non metric system hardware BSW (British Standard Whitworth), the use of
equipment or hardware not compatible can cause damage to the vehicle.
For electrical work, always check for correct installation of connections, in particular compliance with the
polarity of the battery and ground cables.
4 Quadro 350D
FOREWORD
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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FOREWORD
6 Quadro 350D
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
8 Quadro 350D
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
IDENTIFICATION
Fig. 01_01
Fig. 01_02
PRODUCTION PLATE
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
VEHICLE DIMENSION
Fig. 01_03
VEHICLE DATA
10 Quadro 350D
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
ENGINE SPECIFICATION
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Battery 12V 12 Ah
Headlight – Daytime Running Light 12V led
Headlight – High/Low Beam 12V/35-35W H8
Tail/Brake Light 12V led
Direction Indicator Lights 12V led
Instrument Panel Backlight 12V 3W
Horn 12V 1,5A
Fuse 30A Battery charge circuit
Fuse 15A Main Main
Fuse 10A Light Light
Fuse 10A EFI EFI
Fuse 5A Ignition Ignition coil
Fuse 15A 10A 5A Spare fuse Spare fuses
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
12 Quadro 350D
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
DASHBOARD FUNCTIONS
LEGEND
1 - Tachometer
2 - Fuel level gauge / Coolant temperature indicator
3 - Speedometer
4 - Unit of measure(km/h - mph)
5 - Odometer / Trip meters
6 - Adjust button
7 - Select button
8 - Direction indicator light
9 - Service indicator light
10 - Engine management malfunction indicator light
11 - High beam indicator light
12 - Parking brake lever light
13 - Low fuel indicator light
14 - High coolant temperature
15 - Hazard flashers light
16 - Clock
14 Quadro 350D
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
DASHBOARD LIGHT RE-SET
To re-set (switch off) the scheduled maintenance
dashboard light, proceed as follows:
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
16 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
18 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
SPARK PLUG
Before carrying out any
operation, be sure to cool the
engine.
SU P P OR T TH E V E HICLE
P ROP E R LY .
Disassembly
Fig. 02_02
Fig. 02_03
Fig. 02_04
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
ASSEMBLY
Use only the recommended type of spark plugs to avoid serious engine damage.
Hand tighten the spark plug in its place and tighten to the specified torque.
ENGINE OIL
Engine Oil SAE 10W - 60 API- SJ (1,7l).
The engine oil level should be checked and / I replaced at the intervals listed in the scheduled maintenance
table.
Prolonged contact with engine oil may cause skin damage, it is advisable to thoroughly wash
the parts coming into contact. Keep the engine oil out of reach of children
Chec
Fig. 02_06
20 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Refilling
If the engine oil level is below the MIN level: restore the
correct level using the recommended oil.
Fig. 02_08
Oil exchange
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Prior to carrying out any operation, make sure that the engine is cold.
Fig. 02_11
Oil replacement
Fig. 02_12
n Reinstall the screw «2» and insert the new oil of the
type recommended by a syringe from the filling
hole until it reaches the proper level.
Oil quantity: 200 cm3
Oil type: SAE 80W-90
22 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
BATTERY
Remove the battery with the engine off and disconnect the ignition key.
It is absolutely forbidden to disconnect the battery cables while the engine is running.
Do not dispose of used batteries in the environment. Dispose in accordance with the rules
in force.
Battery removal
To replace the battery, proceed as follows:
n Place the vehicle on main stand upright.
n Make sure you have turned off the ignition key.
n Remove the battery cover «A» by loosening the two
screws at the bottom and disengaging the three
joints, one located at the top of the lid and the
other two on the sides.
Fig. 02_15
Check
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Installation
Never reverse connection of battery
cables. Connect the positive cable first
and then the negative.
n Insert the battery into place.
n Connect the cables in the order of the positive «+»
and then the negative «-».
n Coat terminals with neutral grease or vaseline.
n Place the bracket «B» and fix it by tightening the
screw.
Battery: 12V – 10 Ah. Fig. 02_17
Battery re-charge
This vehicle uses a sealed battery (maintenance free). To recharge the battery, use a low
amperage charger (for motorcycles).
AIR FILTER
Before carrying out any operation to cool
the engine.
DISASSEMBLY
n Remove the three screws «1».
n Unscrew the screw indicated. Fig. 02_18
Fig. 02_19
24 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_20
Cleaning
COOLANT
Check
The checks of the liquid must be made on a cold
engine at the intervals listed in the scheduled
maintenance table.
To check the fluid level, proceed as follows:
n Position the vehicle on the main stand on level
ground.
n Check that, through the hole inspection «3» under
the footrest, the fluid is at the correct level indicated
by the reference Top. Fig. 02_23
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Top up
Fig. 02_25
Fig. 02_26
Fig. 02_47
26 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_48
Quadro 350D 27
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
BRAKE FLUID
Check
Check the brake fluid level (see chapter braking system) before you start driving in accordance with the intervals
shown in the table of scheduled maintenance. The oil level in the tank decreases progressively with the wear
of the brake pads.
Position the vehicle on the main stand on level ground.
Brake fluid is highly corrosive, avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case of accidental
contact, wash thoroughly with water. Keep out of reach of children.
Check the integrity of the brake lines. Check that the brake discs are not greasy and / or
worn out.
Fig. 02_27
Fig. 02_28
Fig. 02_29
28 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
To bleed, re-fill and vent the brake system, see the «Brake system chapter», section «Filling - bleeding brake
system front/rear».
BRAKE PADS
For the procedures for checking and replacing the brake pads refer to the chapter «Brake system».
For the procedures for checking and replacing the drive belt, refer to the section «Engine / Automatic
Transmission / Transmission Belt.».
HTS Check.
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_30
Fig. 02_31
n Place the special tool «2» for lifting the vehicle (LST)
inside the tube of the frame under the front of the
vehicle.
Fig. 02_32
Fig. 02_33
30 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_34
Fig. 02_35
Fig. 02_36
Fig. 02_37
Quadro 350D 31
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_38
Fig. 02_39
Fig. 02_40
Fig. 02_41
32 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_42
Fig. 02_43
Fig. 02_44
Quadro 350D 33
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Fig. 02_45
Fig. 02_46
n Screw the caps firmly on each of the two valves, taking care not to damage them.
Note: In order to preserve the proper functioning and safety standards of the HTS, it is essential to avoid making
any other type of intervention or tampering with the system.
n Remove the stand and LST tool, replace the plastic cap in the section of the frame and re-assemble the
plastic cover HTS.
34 Quadro 350D
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
To enable the proper functioning of the vehicle, a longer life and optimum
performance, there are a series of checks and maintenance for a fee summarized in
the table maintenance.
Any abnormalities in the operation of the vehicle shall be promptly reported to a service center without waiting
for the next service.
Observe the maintenance coupons at time intervals indicated is essential even if you have not reached the
expected mileage.
Not comply with the maintenance coupons cause the termination of the warranty.
In the "Warranty Card" shows the correct method of application of the guarantee and enforcement of
scheduled maintenance.
LEGEND Note
C Change. 1) Replace the brake fluid every 2 years
I: Check/inspection 2) Check the engine oil level every 1,000 km
D: Control by EFI management software 3) Replace the coolant every 2 years
A: Adjust 4) Change the engine oil every 3,000 km or within 1 year
I/C: Inspect and exchange if necessary
I/R: Inspect and top up if necessary
I/A: Inspect and adjust if necessary
Unit: kilometer x 1000
Operation 1 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 ?
Engine oil C C C C C C C C C
Engine oil filter C C C C C
Final drive oil C I C I C I C I C
Injection system D D D D D D D D D
Throttle Control Free Play I I I I I I I I I
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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
DASHBOARD LIGHT RE-SET
To re-set (switch off) the scheduled maintenance
dashboard light, proceed as follows:
36 Quadro 350D
BODY
38 Quadro 350D
BODY
Let the engine cool down before carring out any operation
WINDSHIELD
Disassembly
n Remove from both sides the windshield supports
(1).
Fig. 03_01
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse.
Fig. 03_02
Disassembly
n Unscrew the nut shown. Remove the rear view
mirrors.
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse.
Fig. 03_03
Quadro 350D 39
BODY
HANDLEBAR COVER
Disassembly
n Remove the cover (1).
Fig. 03_04
Fig. 03_05
Fig. 03_06
Fig. 03_07
40 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_08
Fig. 03_09
Fig. 03_10
Fig. 03_11
Quadro 350D 41
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_12
Disassembly
INSTRUMENT PANEL
Disassembly
Fig. 03_14
Fig. 03_15
42 Quadro 350D
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_16
Assembly
Fig. 03_17
HEADLIGHT (FRONT)
n Remove windshield.
Fig. 03_18
Fig. 03_19
Quadro 350D 43
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_20
Disassembly
Fig. 03_22
Fig. 03_24
44 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_23
Assembly
FRONT COVERS
Disassembly
Fig. 03_26
Fig. 03_27
Quadro 350D 45
BODY
Fig. 03_28
Assembly
Fig. 03_29
Disassembly
Fig. 03_30
Fig. 03_31
46 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_32
SEAT
Disassembly
Assembly
HANDLE RACK
Disassembly
Assembly
HELMET BOX
Disassembly
Fig. 03_35
Quadro 350D 47
BODY
Fig. 03_36
Assembly
Fig. 03_37
REAR TAILLIGHT
Disassembly
Fig. 03_38
Assembly
48 Quadro 350D
BODY
Disassembly
Fig. 03_40
Fig. 03_41
Fig. 03_42
Fig. 03_43
Quadro 350D 49
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_44
CENTRAL COVER
Disassembly
Fig. 03_46
Fig. 03_47
50 Quadro 350D
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_48
LICENCE PLATE
Disassembly
Fig. 03_49
Fig. 03_50
Assembly
Fig. 03_51
Quadro 350D 51
BODY
SPOILER
Disassembly
Fig. 03_52
Fig. 03_53
Fig. 03_54
Fig. 03_55
52 Quadro 350D
BODY
Assembly
Fig. 03_56
LOWER PROTECTION
Disassembly
n Unscrew the screws indicated.
n Remove protection (P).
Assembly
n For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse. Fig. 03_57
RADIATOR PROTECTION
Disassembly
Fig. 03_58
Fig. 03_59
Quadro 350D 53
BODY
Fig. 03_60
Assembly
Fig. 03_61
Disassembly
Fig. 03_63
54 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_64
Fig. 03_65
Fig. 03_66
Fig. 03_67
Quadro 350D 55
BODY
Fig. 03_68
Fig. 03_69
Fig. 03_70
Fig. 03_71
56 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_72
Fig. 03_74
Fig. 03_75
Assembly
Fig. 03_76
Quadro 350D 57
BODY
FUEL TANK
Disassembly
Fig. 03_76
Fig. 03_77
Fig. 03_78
Fig. 03_79
58 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_80
Fig. 03_81
Fig. 03_82
Assembly
Fig. 03_83
Quadro 350D 59
BODY
COOLANT TANK
Disassembly
n Remove the spoiler Left then loosen clamp (F) and
remove the hose (T).
n Unscrew the screws (V) and remove the fuel tank (Sl).
Assembly
n For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse. Fig. 03_84
Disassembly
n Loosen the screws of the conveyor.
Fig. 03_85
Fig. 03_86
Fig. 03_87
60 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_88
Fig. 03_89
Fig. 03_90
Fig. 03_91
Quadro 350D 61
BODY
Fig. 03_92
Assembly
RADIATOR
Disassembly
Fig. 03_95
62 Quadro 350D
BODY
Fig. 03_96
Fig. 03_97
Fig. 03_98
Fig. 03_99
Quadro 350D 63
BODY
Fig. 03_100
Assembly
Fig. 03_101
64 Quadro 350D
ENGINE
n ENGINE REMOVAL ........................................................67
n EXHAUST SYSTEM ..........................................................71
n CVT ..............................................................................73
n FINAL DRIVE...................................................................82
n FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR.......................................86
n LUBRICATION .................................................................90
n COOLING SYSTEM..........................................................94
n CYLINDER HEAD ..........................................................106
n CRANKCASE .................................................................124
66 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
To remove the engine to put the vehicle on the center stand and suitably support the frame
using a hoist or equivalent jig
NOTE For the removal of the cylinder is advisable to first remove the engine to operate
smoothly.
Disassembly
n Remove the battery cover and disconnect the
battery cables, disconnecting the negative
terminal first and then the positive terminal (1).
Fig. 04_01
Fig. 04_02
Fig. 04_03
Quadro 350D 67
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
Fig. 04_04
Fig. 04_05
Fig. 04_06
Fig. 04_07
68 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
Fig. 04_08
Fig. 04_09
Fig. 04_10
Fig. 04_11
Quadro 350D 69
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
Fig. 04_12
Fig. 04_13
Fig. 04_14
Fig. 04_15
70 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
Re-Assembling
To reassemble, perform the disassembly steps in reverse order, observing the tightening torques.
Check and if necessary restore the levels of: oil and final reduction: engine oil, final reduction oil and
coolant liquid
EXHAUST SYSTEM
Disassembly
Fig. 05_25
Quadro 350D 71
ENGINE - ENGINE REMOVAL FROM THE VEHICLE
Fig. 05_26
Fig. 05_27
Checking
Assembly
• For installation: perform the disassembly steps in reverse order, respecting the specified tightening torques.
Tightening torque
Nut muffler - head: 15Nm
Screw muffler - exhaust support: 50Nm
72 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - CVT
CVT
AIR DUCT
Disassembly
n Remove the three screws (1) and the screw
indicated by the arrow.
n Open the passenger footrest and remove the fixing
screw of the plastic inside the footrest housing.
n Facilitate the removal of the air duct (C) by pulling
outward on the plastic (P). Fig. 04_16
n Remove air duct.
Checking
- Visually check that the air duct for signs of wear or damage.
Re-Assembling
To refit, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse.
Disassembly
Fig. 04_17
Checking
- Visually check that the transmission cover for signs of wear or damage.
Reassembly
To refit, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse. Carefully seal to prevent water or moisture getting
inside the cover.
Quadro 350D 73
ENGINE - CVT
DRIVE PULLEY
NOTE
In the case of complete disassembly of the CVT (drive pulley and driven pulley / clutch), for an easy
replacement work in this order:
1. Driving half-pulley on the crankshaft.
2. Fit the belt in the driven pulley / clutch compressing it and turning it to enlarge it, and put it all
on the drive shaft.
3. Place the belt on moving half-pulley, then replace the fixed driving half-pulley on the crankshaft,
taking care not to crush the belt in the mounting.
Disassembly
n Block the pulley by using the special tool.
Fig. 04_18
Fig. 04_19
Fig. 04_20
74 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - CVT
Fig. 04_21
Checking
- Visually inspect the drive belt for signs of wear or cracks, otherwise replace.
Fig. 04_22
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ENGINE - CVT
Disassembly
n Remove the nut (1) and washers (2) and (3).
Re-Assembling
To refit, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse order, taking care to tighten the nut securing the
pulley to the prescribed value.
Tightening torque (Nm)
Pulley nut: 80Nm.
NOTE
In the case of complete disassembly of the CVT (drive pulley and driven pulley / clutch), for
easy replacement is advisable to work in this order:
1. Relocate driving half-pulley on the crankshaft.
2. Fit the belt into the driven pulley / clutch compressing it and turning to enlarge, and the group
to stay on the drive shaft.
3. Place the belt on moving half-pulley, then reassemble the fixed driving half-pulley on the
crankshaft, taking care not to crush the belt during the tightening operation.
Disassembly
n Lock the driven pulley by using the special tool.
Fig. 04_25
76 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - CVT
Fig. 04_26
Fig. 04_27
Fig. 04_28
Fig. 04_29
Quadro 350D 77
ENGINE - CVT
Fig. 04_30
Fig. 04_31
Checking
- Check the condition of the contact surfaces of the clutch bell with the masses: they have
scratches or deformations.
Fig. 04_32
78 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - CVT
Fig. 04_33
Fig. 04_34
Fig. 04_35
Reassembly
(1) Nut
(2) Clutch bell
(3) Washer
(4) Clutch
(5) Collar spring
(6) Spring
(7) Sealing collar
(8) Driven sliding half pulley
Fig. 04_36
(9) Driven fixed half pulley
Quadro 350D 79
ENGINE - CVT
NOTE
Fig. 04_37
Fig. 04_38
Grease the cavity of the movable pulley using special grease and insert it on the fixed half-pulley.
Insert: the sealing collar, the compression spring, the spring collar and the clutch unit.
NOTE
Fig. 04_39
80 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - CVT
Position the driven pulley / clutch on the shaft and using the special tool, tighten the clutch nut with
the wrench to the specified value.
Tightening torque (Nm)
Half clutch pulley nut: 70Nm.
Place the clutch bell and, using the proper tool, screw and tighten the nut to the specified torque.
Tightening torque (Nm)
Clutch bell nut: 60Nm
Quadro 350D 81
ENGINE - FINAL DRIVE
FINAL DRIVE
Disassembly
n Unscrew the oil drain plug and drain the oil from
the rear hub (2).
Fig. 05_41
Fig. 05_42
82 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - FINAL DRIVE
Checking
- Visually inspect the general condition of all the components of the Drive Train. Also make sure that the
coupling surfaces of the crankcase does not show signs of damage or deformation.
Reassembly
Position the Drive Train cover and secure with seven screws to the specified torque.
Fill the Drive Train case with the recommended oil (SAE 80W-90).Fill it till the top.
Disassembly
Fig. 05_43
Checking
- Visually check the condition of the gear and
spline, making sure that there are no abnormal
wear, scratches or warping.
Reassembly
Quadro 350D 83
ENGINE - FINAL DRIVE
DRIVE SHAFT
Disassembly
NOTE
If the bearing comes out with the transmission shaft, remove it using the bearing puller commercially
available.
NOTE
Following removal of the transmission shaft, you should always replace the oil seal with a new one.
Checking
n Visually check the condition of the drive shaft and
its bearing, making sure that there are no
abnormal wear, scratches or warping.
(PHOTO 3)
Reassembly
n To reassemble: Perform the disassembly steps in
reverse.
Fig. 04_46
Checking
- Rotate the inner ring with your fingers and make sure the bearings rotate smoothly and quietly.
- If the bearing, as a result of verification, shows signs of wear, damage, or in case rotated abnormally or
noisy, proceed with the replacement.
84 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - FINAL DRIVE
NOTE
During the extraction operation be careful not to damage the bearing housing.
Reassembly
To reassemble the bearing cover side Drive Train, adequately support the cover.
To facilitate the insertion of the bearing, applying heat to the housing seat with a heat gun to a
temperature of 100/120 ° C.
Lubricate the outer ring of the bearing with oil and place it on its head.
During the insertion careful not to press on the inner race of the bearing to prevent damage.
Quadro 350D 85
ENGINE - FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR
FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR
FLYWHEEL
Disassembly
Fig. 04_48
Fig. 04_49
Fig. 04_50
Fig. 04_51
86 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR
Fig. 04_52
NOTE
Fig. 04_53
Fig. 04_55
Quadro 350D 87
ENGINE - FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR
Fig. 05_56
Fig. 04_58
Tightening torque:
Bolts free wheel - flywheel: 25Nm
Assembly
Place the flywheel on the crankshaft.
88 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - FLYWHEEL AND STARTER GEAR
NOTE
STATOR
Disassembly
Checking
Assembly
Reassemble the stator and tighten the screws
with the specified torque. Fig. 04_63
Fig. 04_64
Quadro 350D 89
ENGINE - LUBRICATION
LUBRICATION
Fig. 04_61
GENERAL INFO
- Maintenance and inspections on the installation of lubrication can be done with the engine fitted in
the frame.
- Pay particular attention during the removal and replacement of the oil pump, in order to prevent
dirt and / or dust from entering the engine.
OIL PUMP
Disassembly
Fig. 04_62
90 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - LUBRICATION
Fig. 04_63
Fig. 04_64
Fig. 04_65
Fig. 04_65
Quadro 350D 91
ENGINE - LUBRICATION
Fig. 04_67
Checking
Fig. 04_68
Reassembly
Fig. 04_69
92 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - LUBRICATION
Fig. 04_70
Fig. 04_71
Tightening torque
Screws oil pump chain cover: 10Nm.
Quadro 350D 93
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
COOLING SYSTEM
General info
- The m ain tenanc e of the c ooling system c an b e perfo rmed wit h t he en gine
installed in the frame.
GENERAL INSPECTION
- If the radiator cap is opened at a pressure different from that specified; replace.
Fig.04_72
Cooling circuit pressure test
- Remove the radiator cap and test the pressure of the cooling system with a pressure tester commonly available
on the market.
- The circuit must keep at 0.7 bar (10 psi) for five minutes or more. Check that there are no leaks around the
circuit.
MAINTENANCE
Wear protective glasses and appropriate clothing when during this operation.
Carry out his operation with cold engine to prevent burns and seriuos injuries.
94 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
Fig. XX_XX
Fig.
02_25
Fig. XX_XX
Fig.
02_26
Fig.02_47
Fig.02_48
Quadro 350D 95
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
Fig.
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
XX_XX
04_76
96 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
EXPANSION TANK
Disassembly
n Remove the clamp to release the rubber tube, place under a container for the collection of the coolant.
Fig.
Fig.
04_78
XX_XX
Checking
- Visually inspect the expansion tank and inspect it for any signs of abnormal wear or damage, replace
otherwise.
Reassembly
Quadro 350D 97
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
WATER PUMP
NOTE
It is recommended to lean the vehicle on the left if safe anxd possible. Otherwise it it necessary to drian the engine oil
Fig. 04_79
Fig. 04_80
98 Quadro 350D
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
Fig. XX_XX
05_81
Fig. XX_XX
04_82
NOTE
Fig. 04_83
Always replace the mechanical seal, oil seal and O-ring external when you disassemble the water
pump.
During this operation, be very careful not to damage the bearing housing.
Quadro 350D 99
ENGINE - COOLING SYSTEM
Checking
- Visually check that the cover on the pump / pump casing there are no signs of wear or damage.
- Check that the internal surfaces of the pump casing are not worn or scratched.
- Once you have removed the water pump, and remove the cover with your fingers to rotate the impeller, the
pump shaft should rotate smoothly and silent, otherwise replace the shaft.
- Turn the inner ring of the bearings with your fingers and check that they rotate smoothly and silent.
- If the bearing, as a result of verification, shows signs of wear, damage, or in case rotated abnormally or noisy,
proceed with the replacement.
Reassembly
To reassemble: repeat the disassembly procedure in reverse, taking care to lubricate the outer ring of the
bearing with oil and applying heat to the housing seat with a hot air gun at a temperature of 100/120 ° C
to facilitate the insertion.
Be careful not to press on the inner track of the bearing to prevent damage.
Fig. 04_84
Fig. 04_85
Fig. 04_86
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_87
Checking
Thermostat control
- Make sure that at room temperature the valve remains closed, otherwise replace the thermostat.
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_88
If the valve doesn’t work within this temperatures range, replace the thermostat.
- If fake information are given by the cluster about the engine temperature, check the functionality of the
temperature sensor. In case of malfunction replace.
Reassembly
Fig. 05_89
NOTE
In the case of inspection or disassembly of the thermo switch can be accessed only by removing only the lower
protection (see p.).
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_90
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_91
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_92
Fig.
Fig.
XX_XX
04_93
Checking
If the thermal switch works at temperatures other than those specified, replace it.
Radiator check
Fig. 04_95
- Check radiator hoses for signs of wear and tear, deterioration, damage or loss. Replace if necessary.
REASSEMBLY
To reassemble: repeat the disassembly procedure in reverse and bleed the circuit.
Fig.04_96
- With cold engine, run the starter and perform the reading
Compression pressure:1225.83 - 1274.86 kPa (12.3 - 12.7 bar)
If the compression rate is too high it may be due to:
- presence of carbon deposits on the piston head or in the combustion chamber
A compression value too low may be due to:
- burned out cylinder head gasket
- ncorrect valve adjustment
- loss from the valves
- piston or piston ring worn out. To proove that the problems are the piston rings, pour a tea spoon of engine
oil in the cylinder through the spark plug hole and repeat the test. If the compression value is now good,
the problem is one of the above mentioned. If the value is still no good, the problem could be due to the
piston rings.
GENERAL INFO
Disassembly
Checking
- Visually inspect the gasket and the coupling surface of the cover for signs of wear or damage. Replace if
necessary.
Reassembly
GENERAL INFO
- The operation for adjusting the valve clearance can be carried out with the engine installed
in the frame.
Disassemble
Fig.04_98
Adjusting
Fig.04_99
Fig.04_100
Fig.04_101
Fig.04_102
CHAIN TENSIONER
Disassembly
Fig.04_103
Checking
- Vi s u a l l y i n s p e c t s e a l i n g g a s k e t a n d o - r i n g f o r s i g n s o f w e a r o r d a m a g e , re p l a c e i f
n ece ss ar y.
Reassembly
Tighten the two mounting screws, without releasing the spring of the tensioning screw.
At this point, gradually release the tensioner plunger and tighten the center screw.
Tighten the mounting screws to the required torque : 10Nm (see p. 34).
Replace in its housing the chain tensioner and tighten with correct tightening torque the two screws: 10
Nm
Tightening torque
Tensioner fixing screws: 10Nm
Fig.04_105
Fig.04_106
Fig.04_107
Fig.04_108
NOTE
It is important to mark the orientation of the
inlet rocker arm shafts for reassembly.
Fig.04_109
Checking
Fig.04_110
Fig.04_111
Reassembly
To reassemble the camshaft bracket and rocker perform the disassembly steps in reverse order, taking care
to tighten the four nuts of the cylinder head in a crisscross 1/4 of a turn each repeatedly to the required
torque.
Tightening torque
Camshaft bracket fixing nuts: 25Nm, apply engine oil and tighten progressively and crossway
VALVE TIMING
Th e install atio n o f the camshaft perfo rm ed wi thou t pro per tim ing pro ce ss cause
i rreparabl e damage to the engi ne.
The timing o f the camshaft with the crankshaft is done w ith the pisto n to to p dead
center (TDC), during the com pression phase.
Turn the drive pulley counterclockwise and align the notch on the flywheel with the notch in the inspection
hole.
Position the camshaft and install the distribution chain on the sprocket in the correct timing position.
A ch ie ve the ti mi ng w hi le kee pin g ten sio n o n the lo w er part o f the di strib u tio n
chain.
Install the camshaft bracket with rocker arm assembly and tighten the nuts in a crisscross 1/4 of a turn
each repeatedly until the specified torque.
Rotate the crankshaft two revolutions: recheck the timing and valve clearance.
Checking
- Check the O-ring manifold of smoothness and fluidity of the movement of the butterfly. Clean and lubricate
the shaft.
Reassembly
To reassemble the intake manifold and throttle body: perform the disassembly steps in reverse.
CYLINDER HEAD
Disassembly
n Remove the cylinder head cover (see p.113), and the chain tensioner (see p.115).
n Remove the camshaft bracket, rocker arms and camshaft (see p.116).
NOTE
Hold the timing chain, so that it does not fall into
the crankcase.
Fig.04_114
Fig.04_115
Checking
Fig.04_116
Reassembly
At each removal of the cylinder head, replace the gasket with a new one.
Place the cylinder head on the cylinder and insert the two screws without tightening them.
Refit the camshaft bracket, camshaft and rocker arms. Tightening torque of the cylinder head/camshaft
braket: 25Nm, apply engine oil and tighten progressively and crossway.
Tighten the two screws securing the cylinder head on the cylinder, previously positioned.
VALVES
Valves leak test
- Fill the intake manifold: with fuel try alternating intake and exhaust valve, ensuring that the cylinder head
does not ooze through the valves.
Disassebly
Fig.04_117
Fig.04_118
n With the help of a screwdriver remove from the cylinder head the seals taking care not to
damage the mating surfaces.
Check
Fig.04_120
Fig.04_121
Fig.04_122
- Check that the surfaces of the valve seats are in good condition. In case of damage repairable grind the
valve seat, otherwise replace the cylinder head.
NOTE
The maintenance of the valve guides and valve seats requires special tool s and a thorough knowledge of the
techniques of reconditioning. Please contact your authorized dealer.
Reassembly
Fig.04_124
NOTE
Support the chain of distribution, in the case of removing only the cylinder, secure with the metal
wire so that it does not fall into the crankcase.
Fig.04_125
Fig.04_126
NOTE
Pay particular care not to damage the piston pin sealing rings .
n Remove piston.
Fig.04_127
Fig.04_128
Checking
- Clean the sealing surface of the cylinder and remove all traces of gasket material.
- Visually inspect the cylinder and piston for any damage, abnormal wear and scratches.
Bore
Fig.04_129
- Make sure that the pin slides easily into the piston.
- Alternately insert the piston rings and oil ring in the cylinder in the area where it retains its original diameter.
Place the rings in position perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder, using the piston.
- Measure the opening of the piston rings by a thickness gauge. If you find higher values than those
specified, replace the piston rings.
Top ring
Std: 0.1 - 0.3 mm
Limit: 0.8 mm Feeler Gauge
Oil ring
Std: 0.2-0.7 millimetri
Limit: 1.5 mm Piston ring Fig.04_133
Reassembly
Fig.04_134
Fig.04_135
NOTE
The second pisto n ring is made with a conical contact sectio n to the cylinder. This in order to
obtain a better settlement.
Fig.04_136
Fig.04_137
NOTE
Cover the crankcase opening with a clean cloth to prevent retaining rings from falling into the
crankcase during insertion.
When remo ving the pisto n pin retaining rings suffer a deformation: At reassembly
o f the piston always use new retaining rings.
Press the piston pin in both directions to make sure that the retaining rings are properly inserted in their
groove.
Thoroughly clean the mating surface of the cylinder and the crankcase, taking care not to damage them,
and remove all traces of gasket material.
With each reassembling the cylinder replace the gasket with a new one.
Fig.04_138
n Mount the drive chain slider and fix the bolt (A) to
the specified torque.
Tightening torque
Fixing bolt drive chain slider: 12Nm
Fig.04_139
Fig.04_149
CRANKCASE
Disassembly
n Remove the drive pulley, the flywheel, the stator, and the cylinder-head.
n Remove the oil pump chain and remove the oil pump.
Fig.04_150
Fig.04_151
Fig.04_152
Checking
- Inspect the bearings and check for signs of wear
and damage.
- Turn the outer race of each bearing, make sure it
turns smoothly and quietly. If the bearing is not in
conformity, remove and replace.
Fig.04_154
Fig.04_155
Fig.04_156
Fig.04_158
NOTE
Each time the crankshaft is remo ved, replace
the LH oil seal.
Fig.04_159
Fig.04_160
Reassembly
Clean all disassembled parts and dry them with compressed air before reassembly.
Fig.04_161
Fig.04_162
Tightening torque
Fig.04_163
FRONT WHEEL
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_20
Fig. 05_21
Fig. 05_22
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse tightening the mounting pads bolts to the
specified torque.
HANDLEBAR
DISASSEMBLY
n Remove the mirrors and windshield (see capt.3).
n Remove the handlebar cover and the instrument
panel (see capt.3).
n Remove the upper shield (see capt.3)..
n Loosen the screw indicated and remove the
terminal (T) of the handlebar, repeat the process
on the other end,.
Fig. 05_01
Fig. 05_02
Fig. 05_03
Assembly
MUFFLER SUPPORT
MUFFLER SUPPORT
Fig. 05_06
Fig. 05_07
Fig. 05_08
Fig. 05_09
Fig. 05_10
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse order and tighten the screws
to the specified torque.
Tightening torque (Nm)
Screws fixing rear shock absorber: 50 Nm
Screws fixing the muffler support: 50 Nm
Rear wheel axle nut: 110 Nm Fig. 05_11
Fig. 05_12
Fig.05_13
Fig. 05_14
Fig.05_15
During the adjustment of the shock absorbers use protective gloves to avoid the risk of
abrasions.
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse order and tighten the screws to the specified
torque.
REAR WHEEL
DISASSEMBLY
n Remove the spacer (D) and the the washer (R). Fig. 05_17
Fig. 05_18
REVIEW
n Make sure that the spline has no signs of abnormal
wear
Assembly
n For installation, carry out the disassembly
operations in reverse order and tighten the axle
nut to the specified torque.
The versatility of this innovative hydraulic suspension system allows you to constantly and automatically align
the wheels to supporting surfaces, thus retaining the driving position in the correct position and stable, even
in circumstances of precarious balance (bumps and dips, rails, low obstacles sudden, etc..). Thanks to this
innovative form of oscillation the vehicle is able to implement performance, comfort and fun in total safety.
Hydraulic Tilting System (HTS) is applied on the front of the vehicle, and then the pair of front wheels, which
allows simultaneously to swing and tilt "swinging" and, with respect to the various mechanical systems already
on the market, is distinguished by simplicity of operation and limitations of constraints thus leading to a low
weight and minimal maintenance.
The HTS system is composed of two hydraulic cylinders and a cylinder "springs": the first connect the chassis
to the swinging arms of the wheels, while the second performs the functions of the classic spring-damper.
Are all connected to each other through a valve, which allows the oil flow in response to stress, from the
roughness of the ground and the type of driving. The closure of the valve allows the stable parking of the
vehicle.
Fig. 05_29
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_31
Fig. 05_32
Fig. 05_33
Fig. 05_34
Fig. XX_XX
Assembly
MAIN STAND
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_23
Fig. 05_24
n Now you can pull out the pin and remove the
main stand.
Fig. XX_XX
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse..
BRAKING SYSTEM
BRAKING SYSTEM
FRONT BRAKE CALIPER
DISASSEMBLY
Fig.
Fig.XX_XX
05_40
Assembly
Fig.
Fig.XX_XX
05_41
n Connect the pipe to the clamp, and screw the new seal washers.
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_42
Fig. 05_43
Fig. 05_44
Assembly
• For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse, tightening the screws on the brake pads to
the specified torque.
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_46
Fig. 05_47
n Remove front brake disc (Da).
Assembly
Fig. 05_51
Brak e f lu id: D OT 4
Fig.05_52
DISASSEMBLY
Assembly
Fig. 05_56
Fig. 05_57
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_58
A ssem b ly
DISASSEMBLY
n Remove muffler.
n Remove muffler support.
n Remove wheel see capt. suspension.
n Remove the two magnets from their housing using a
stack of 4 / 5 magnets of the same kind.
n Unscrew the screws (V) indicated and remove the
rear brake disc (Dp).
Fig. 05_62
Assembly
BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY, CLEAN THE SURFACE OF THE BRAKE DISC AND THE WHEEL RIM.
• For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse order and tighten the screws to the specified
torque.
WARNING: The speedometer magnets has to be mounted with the “N” North facing outside
Brake fluid is highly corrosive, avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case of accidental
contact, wash with plenty of water.
The circuit of the front and rear brakes are independent, so you have to remove the
brake fluid in the circuit under maintenance
Fig. 05_63
• Remove the brake fluid reservoire cover (C) together with the gaskets (G) (see par. Brake master cylinders,
front / rear sect. refilling.).
The circuit of the front and rear brakes are independent, so you have to fill the brake fluid
only in the circuit under maintenance.
n Connect the hoses of the suction pump to the front brake calipers bleeders.
n Activate the suction pump.
n Connect the hoses of the suction pump to the rear brake caliper and to the brake valve bleeders, and
activate the pump.
n Apply pressure to the rear brake acting on the lever and the brake pedal
n While lever and rear brake pedal are under pressure, open the bleeder valve at the rear caliper.
n Close the bleed valve and release the brake pedal/lever.
n Repeat this process twicefor both the rear caliper and the brake valve.
n Make sure all the bleeder screws are well tightened, and covered by their caps. Close the reservoires with
gaskets and caps as well.
Fig. 05_71
Fig. 05_72
Fig. 05_75
Fig. 05_76
DISASSEMBLY
Fig. 05_73
FUEL SYSTEM
Fig. 06_01
GENERAL CHECKING
Fuel is extremely flammable and can cause severe burns, injury or death.
During the controls do not use any device producing an open flame o r electrical
devices that may cause sparks.
The fuel pump is not repairable. If the code fault diagnosis indicates a problem within it,
fuel pump should be replaced.
Fig. 06_02
Fig. 06_03
- At this point, turn the key switch to ON to activate the pump. Check with pressure gauge pressure
in the system: if the system pressure corresponds to 2.9 bar (43.5 psi), the ignition switch, the ECU,
the pump fuel, and the pressure regulator are working properly. Return the key switch to OFF.
FUEL PUMP
Fig. 06_04
The ECU shuts off the pump, interrupting the continuous flow of fuel in the following cases:
If the engine stops with the key switch to "ON" (eg in case of an accident).
Checking
Fig. 06_05
ATATONATON NOTE
ON
If the voltage is below 10 VDC, check the battery, ignition switch, relay (s), wiring and ECU.
Fig. 06_06
Checking
To verify the correct operation of the pressure regulator, refer to the procedure of checking the fuel pump.
Fig. 06_07
4 INJECTOR
6 DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR
8 THROTTLE BODY.
10 SENSOR ANTI-TIP
Fig. 06_08
ECU
The control unit (ECU) is located on the tubular
frame right under the helmet compartment. The
ECU requires a minimum input of 8 ~ 12 volts and
a power supply of 5 volts DC for the operation of
the other components EFI. The memory controller
is effective on the day they are connected to the
battery cables. During operation, the ECU
continuously performs a diagnostic check of each
of the sensors, and performance of the system.
Fig. 06_09
If a fault is detected, the control unit stores the error code in its memory failures. Depending
on the significance or severity of the fault, it can continue the normal operation, or it can go
in "Fail- Safe" (which involves a reduction of speed). A technician is able to determine the
cause of the error using the mode Blink Code or using the software KWP Digital Diagnostic
EFI.
Do not try to open the ECU. It is sealed to prevent damage to internal components. In
case of opening or tampering with, the warranty will expire automatically. All operating
and control functions within the unit are preset. No user serviceable parts
inside can be performed.
The ECU is seeted to limit the engine speed at 8000rpm. If this limit is reached, the ECU will act a fuel cut
off to prevent engine failures. Communication between ECU and Throttle Position Sensor is fundamental
for having the system working properly,
ECU removes the injection signalsby cutting off the fuel flow. This process is repeated in quick
succession, restricting the operation in accordance the preset parameters. The relationship
between the unit and the throttle position sensor (TPS) is essential for the proper functioning
of the system.
If the sensor (TPS) is faulty or the connection to the throttle body is not correct, the
controller will need to be reprogrammed.
If there is a problem or defect is detected in the control unit, contact your Quadro Dealer.
Disassembly
Reassembly
To reassemble, perform the disassembly operations in reverse, tightening the fixing screws to the
required torque.
Tightening torque
ECU fixing screws 5 Nm
Fig. 06_10
Checking
Fig. 06_11
Fig. 06_12
Disassembly
Reassembly
Fig. 06_14
Checking
Fig. 06_15
Fig. 06_16
Disassembly
Reassembly
To reassemble, follow the disassembly steps in reverse tightening the screws of the sensor and the
right crankcase cover screws to the required torque.
Tightening torque
Screws sensor (CPS) 4 Nm + Loctite 243
Tightening torque
Right crankcase cover screws 10 Nm
INJECTOR
Fig. 06_18
Disassembly
Checking
Fig. 06_20
Rieassembly
To reassemble: Perform the disassembly steps in reverse tightening the screws to the specified torque
Tightening torque
Guide screw injector 10 Nm
Note
When mounting the injector lightly lubricate the O-rings with oil for easy installation. Replace the O-rings if
necessary.
Fig. 06_21
Checking
n Let the engine cool down till the room temperature. Check
the temperature sensor value: it should be next to the
room temperature
Fig. 06_22
DISASSEMBLY
n Drain the coolant liquid till a level lower than the sensor.
Reassembly
To reassemble: Perform the disassembly steps in reverse order, taking care to apply a light coat of sealer, then tighten to
the required torque and fill with coolant directly into the radiator.
Tightening torque
Sensor coolant 12Nm and apply sealant
DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTOR
Fig. 06_23
Fig. 06_24
Checking
NOTE: Before proceeding with any of the following
tests, it is extremely important to visually inspect the
housing of the throttle body, and if necessary, clean it
from any carbon deposits.
Fig. 06_25
- Open and close the throttle slowly while reading the display. The voltage should increase or decrease
smoothly, without "jumps" and in accordance with the rotation of the throttle grip.
- If the sensor is working properly, the value of volt valve position butterfly will open to a minimum
of 0.15V ~ 1.15V.
- If the sensor is working properly, the value of volt valve position wide open throttle will be 3.9 V ~ 4.9 V.
DISASSEMBLY
n Disconnect the TPS from the throttle body.
n Remove the screw from the throttle body.
n Carefully pull out the sensor (TPS) from the throttle
body.
n Replace the sensor (TPS).
Reassembly
To reassemble: perform the disassembly steps in reverse.
T h e i d l e c o n t ro l v a l v e i s l o c a t e d i n t h e
rubber part of the intake manifold between
t h e a i r b o x a n d t h e t h ro t t l e b o d y.
Fig. 06_28
TIP-OVER SENSOR
The tilt sensor is centrally located in front of
the handlebars.
Fig. 06_29
Fig. 06_30
Fig. 06_31
Blink code
The blink code is made from10 digits. The light flashes on the left side of the instrument panel display. For example, to
produce the code 35, the light flashes 3 times then pauses for 1.5 seconds. then blinks again 5 times.
Fig. 06_32
Header code
For each diagnosis, there is always a primary code that is always transmitted before the blink code. The first code is
factory-set by default and is 55. For example, if the error code is 21, it will be transmitted before the header code "55"
then the code "21". The cycle continues with the transmission only of the code “21", as shown in the diagram below.
Fig. 06_33
Fig. 06_34
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Lean mixture
Symptoms:
Difficult start, the engine lacks the opening of the gas or has a late response, pops the release of the gas,
the engine heats up further and faster, high idle, the exhaust very hot and less dense.
Possible causes:
Lack of fuel in the tank
tank cap vent clogged.
Pipes Fuel / Injector: Clogged
Fuel filter clogged
Fuel pump faulty.
Air and leakage in the fuel system
Loss air: from shaft of the throttle valve, the the intake ducts, from the air filter box and the cover.
Position adjustment screw of the throttle valve incorrect.
Rich mixture
Symptoms:
Spark plug dirty, exhaust gas discharge smear, high fuel consumption, the engine sounds gloomy and
mutters, slowly rises high, do not hold the minimum rpm.
Possible causes:
Air intake limited or obstructed (inspect the intake duct)
Air filter dirty
Spark plug faulty
TPS set incorrectly.
Injector fault
Idling
Idle speed too high (less than 1400 RPM when engine is hot).
Possible causes
throttle stop screw adjusted incorrectly.
Throttle cable that does not flow freely
Idle speed too low (below 900 rpm when engine is hot)
Possible causes:
Air filter connected wrong
Losses from 'injector
throttle stop screw adjusted incorrectly.
The diagnostic tool KWP transfers the data of the diagnosis by the control unit (ECU) to your PC or PDA
(KLINE). It's necessary to have wiring interface for the connection (PC Diagnostic Tool Interface Cable)
(Quadro tool)
Connect one end of the interface cable to the diagnostic connector, located under the battery cover, and the
other end to the USB of your PC. Turn the key switch to the "ON" position, run the diagnostic software KWP,
select the
user name "MANUFACTURER"
and enter the
password: EFi21
1. In the first screen you will see "Connect" and "Convert long file", press "Connect" to start. If it doesn’t work:
make sure that the correct COM port is selected.
2. In the second screen they are shown eight options including "Engine Data", "ECU version", "Idle RPM
Adjust", "PreBLM Learn", "Malf Code", "Malf History", "Malf Record" and "Freeze Frame".
Engine Data
By choosing the option "Engine Data" we will find two screens on the operating parameters of the engine
that is displayed in the "Manufacturer" while the state of the engine is shown at the bottom of the screen,
you see the fields "stall", "Crank" "Idle", "Run", "peen", "Sequential", "Cut" and "CLCEn."
Manifold pressure
The manifold pressure measured during the 4 phases .
SA (Spark Angle)
TDC (Top Dead Center) = TDC ( Top Dead Center ) shall be shown on the ninth tooth flywheel. The SA
parameter refers to the angle of ignition advance before the ninth tooth.
ECU Version
This screen shows the versions of the software, the hardware, the mapping of the ECU and ID (vehicle
code) of the control unit.
Malf Code
This screen shows the fault codes recorded in the vehicle.
Freeze Frame
This screen allows you to see the engine parameters recorder when the last malfunction occurred.
Malf Record
This screen is used to record all codes failures occurring.
Press the "Delete" button to delete the fault codes after they have been resolved.
Malf History
This screen displays all the failures that have occurred during the last power up of the controller. When the unit is
turned off malfunction codes will be deleted.
PreBLM Learn
The function PreBLM allows the most suitable air / fuel mixture at the first start of the engine. This feature
should always be set to "ENABLE".
3. Select the file from the path SMD (C:)/Programmi (x86)/KWP TOOLS/DiagTool/Log
4. Click“Convert”.
6. The two new File ("_smdDE.txt" and "_smdDEEP.txt") will be added to the registered available to the
path C: \ Program Files (x86) \ KWP TOOLS \ DiagTool \ Log.
Open "_smdDE.txt" to check all records relating to the functioning engine registered.
7. Press the button "Download" and wait for the progress bar showing the end of the upgrade process.
NOTE
During the upgrade program "Elapsed time" stops for 4 ~ 5 sec. means that the choice of the COM port
is incorrect. Please repeat step 6 ~ 7.
Ensure that the battery has a capacity of enough power while you upgrade the ECU
program.
Do not start the scooter while updating the ECU program. The ECU and the upgrade
program may be destroyed
FEATURE MAP
Fig. 07_02
LEGENDA
Fig. 07_03
STARTER RELAY
Fig. 07_04
REGULATOR
Fig. 07_05
HORN
Fig. 07_06
FLASHER RELAY
Fig. 07_07
COIL
Fig. 07_08
BATTERY
Fig. 07_09
FUSE
Fig. 07_10
Fig. 07_11
EFI RELAY
Fig. 07_12
Fig. 07_13
GENERATOR CONNECTOR
Fig. 07_14
STARTER MOTOR
Fig. 07_15
GROUND
Fig. 07_16
HORN CHECK
When making continuity tests ensure
that the connectors interested are
disconnected.
Fig. 07_18
Fig. 07_19
When making continuity tests ensure that the connectors are disconnected.
CONTROL CIRCUIT
- Check the 15A fuse.
- Disconnect the main switch key "1".
Fig. 07_20
- Connect the red lead of the voltmeter in the door "B", black lead of the voltmeter in the door "D" and set
the instrument.
DISASSEMBLY
n Remove the inspection door motor placed in the helmet box.
n Disconnect the coil from the spark plug and the starter motor.
n Unscrew the retaining screw and remove the ignition coil
ASSEMBLY
For installation, carry out the disassembly operations in reverse order and tighten to the specified torque.
Tightening torque
Screw fixing the ignition coil: 8 Nm
- Disconnect the spark plug wire from the HV and measure the resistance present between the cable end of
HV and the negative terminal of the ignition coil (green wire).
Ignition coil secondary resistance: 3.160±300 ohm
Fig. 07_24
Fig. 07_25
- Check continuity of the grey cable between the relay and the direction indicator switch.
- Check the direction indicator switch.
- Check the continuity of the cables between the flasher lights and the direction idicator switch (orange and
light blue cables).
- Make sure the lamps are grounded.
- With the main switch key to "ON", check the continuity between red wire "3" and black cable "2".
- Check the continuity of the cable Black "1" between the main switch and key switch lights.
- Check the contacts of the switch lights.
- Check the continuity of the brown wire between the switch lights, lamps, lights and plug connector of
the instrument panel.
- Check the ground connection of the lamps.