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FINAL DRIVE INSTALLATIO N



Apply multipu rpose grease to the pin ion jo int splines and drive shaft oil seal.

 

I nsert  the drive shaft  in to the swingarm and align its splines with the u niversal jo int.


 

(1) STOP RING           (2) OIL SEAL


 


 

 

I nstall  the gear case and drive shaft into the swing




Arm.

NOTE

 

Attach the gear case onto the  swingarm  loosely.

 

NOTE

 

Install the rear wheel Cpage 16-7). Tighten the axle nut.

TORQUE : 50-80 N·m

(5.0-8,1()  kg-m, 36-8ft-lbl Tighten the axle pinch bolt.

TORQUE: 20-30 N·m

(2.0-3.() kg-m, 114-22 ft-lb)

Tighten the four final gear case attaching nu ts.

 

TORQUE:20-24 N·m

(2.0-2.4 kg-m, 14-18 ft·l b) Install the left shock absorber ( page 16·12).

 

Place the motorcycle on i ts cen ter stand. Make sure that the drain bolt is tightened.

Remove  the  oil  filler  cap  and  pour  the specif ied amou nt of recom mended oil up to the filler neck.

 

RECOMMENDED OIL: HYPOID GEAR OllL

Over 5°C: SAE 90 Below 5°C: SAE 80

 

OIL CAPACITY: 150 cc (5.1oz)

 

(3) DRAIN BOLT


 

 

20-30 N·m

(2.0-3.0 kg m, 14-22 ft lb)

 

 

15-30 N·m

--(1.5-3.0 kg-m,

11-22 ft lb)

 

 

18-28 N·m (1.8-2.8 kg m,

13-20 ft-lb)

 

45-55 N·m

(4.5-5.5 kg m,

33-40 ft-lb)

 

55-65 N·m (5.5-6.5 kg m,

40-47 ft lb)

 

18-28 lll·m

(1.8-2.8 kg·m,

13-20 ft·lb)

 

30-40 N·m

(3.0-4.0 kg m,

25-29 ft·lb)


FRONT WHEEL/SUSPENSION





VT500C


H EADLIG HT

CASE REMOVA L

 

Remove the headlight mounting screw.

Disconnect  the wire coupler  and remove  the head· ligh t.

 

To remove the headlight case, unscrew the headlight case mounts.

 

 

(2) SCREW

 


 

BULB REPLACEMENT

 

Remove the clip and head light bulb .

 

Install a new headlight bulb and install the clip .

 

CAUTION

 

WIRING CONNECTIONS IN HEADLIGHT CASE

 

Route the wires into the headlight case through the headlight case hole.

Connect the color-coded wires and couplers.


(1) HEADLIGHT BULB                  (2)  CLIP


     
 

 



 


CASE INSTALLAT ION

 

Align  the  index  marks on  the headlight .case stays with the index marks on the brackets.

 

 

BRACKET R EMOVAL/ INSTALLAT ION

 

Remove the headligh t case.

Remove  the  headlight  bracket  bolts  and  bracket/ turn signal assembly.

 

Install the headlight bracket in the reverse order of removal.

 








I NSTRUMENTS

Remove the headlight case.

Remove the  fork cover and electrical junction  box from the steering stem.

Remove the brown coupler from the ju nction box.

 

BROWN                                D
{3)

COUPLER   c::JD D


 

 

(1) INDEX MAR KS

 

 

 

(1) FORK COVER


 

 


 

 

R emove  the  speedometer  and  tachometer  cables from the instruments.

 

Remove the instrument mounti ng nuts and instru­ ments.

 

DISASSE MBLY

 

Remove  the  instrument  lower  cover mounting screws and lower cover.

 

 

Remove the instrument bracket mounting screw and bracket .


(1) TACHOMETER CABLE


(2) SPEEDOMETER CABLE

 

(1) LOWER COVER


 



 


 

Remove the instru ment bulbs and replace any burnt out bul bs.

After  installing  a new  bulb, check  to be  sure  it lights.

I f  the  bulb  doesn't  light, inspect the wiri ng for an open  or short circuit.

 

 

Remove the meter setting screws and meter.

 

Replace the bulb.

I f a replacement  bulb does not light, check the wi r· ing for an open circuit  or loose connections.


 

 

(2) BULB


(1) BULB

 

 

(1) SCREWS

 

(1) BULB SOCKETS



 

 

ASSEMBLY/INSTALLATION

 

Lubricate the speedometer and tachometer cables before reconnecting .

 

Reassemble  and  install  in  the reverse order of  re·

moval and disassembly.                                                                                                                                                                                                  ...

 

 

HANDLEBAR SWITCH REPLACEMENT

NOTE

 

 

R emove the handlebar switch mounting screws and throttle cables.

 

Disconnect the switch wi res from the switch.

 

Remove the headlight case, fork -cover and junction box.

 

Disconnect  the  righ t  handlebar  switch  coupler

!Natural)  from  the  junction  box  and  remove  the switch.

 


 

I nstall a new switch aligning the switch pin with the hole in the handlebar. Tighten the forward screw first, then tighten the rear $Crew. Check the opera· tion of  the switch.

After  i nstall i ng,  adjust  th rottle  cable  free  play (page 3·5).

 

 















H ANDLEBARS

REMOVAL

 

Remove the harness wire bands.

Remove the headlight case {page 15 3), fork cover and junction box (page 15-4).

 

Disconnect  the brake  light switch wires and remove the two screws on the switch housing.

 

Remove the brake master cylinder.

 

CAUTION

 

 

NOTE

 

Do not loosen the brake hose u nless necessa ry.


 

(2) PIN


 

 



 

 

 

Disconnect the clutch switch wires and remove the two screws on the switch housing.

 

Remove the choke lever holder and disconnect the choke cable from the chock lever.

 

Remove the  tour caps and handlebar holder mou nt· ing bol ts.

 

Remove the hand lebar holders and handlebar.

 

 

INSTALLATION

 

Place the handlebar on to the lower holder align ing the punch mark wi th the oUt$ide face of the lower holder.

 

I nstall  the  upper  holder  and  1igh ten  the  forward bolts first, then tighten the rear bolts.

 

TORQUE: 20-30 N·m

(2.0-3.0 kg m, 14-22 ft·lbl


 

 






FRONT WHEEL /S USPENSION

Apply grease to the throttle grip sliding surface and slide the throttle grip over the handlebar.

 

 

I nstall the front brake master cylinder wi th the 'UP' mark on the holder facing up. Align the end of the holder wirh the handlebar punch mark.Tighten the upper  bolt first. then the lower bolt.

 

Install the right handlebar switch and connect the brake light swit<:h wires (page 15-7).

 

Connect the choke cable to the choke lever and install the clutch master cylinder. Align the end of the holder with the punch mar k on the handlebar.

 

Tighten  the  upper bolt first,  then the lower bolt. I nstall the left handlebar switch and connect the clutch switch wires (page 158).



H O NDA

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(2) "UP" MAR K


 


 

 

FRONT WHEEL/SUSPENSION





H ONDA

VT500C



CHOKE CABLE  REPLACEMENT

 

Remove the choke lever holder and disconnect the choke cable from the choke lever.

 

 

Remove the fuel tank ( page 4-J4).

Remove the choke cable boots and loosen the choke valve nuts on the carburetors.

Remove the choke val ve from the carburetor.

Remove the choke cable from the choke valve. Lubricate the new choke cable.

 

 

THROTTLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

 

Remove the righ t handlebar switch housing (page

15- 7).

Remove the th rottle cables from the th rottle grip.


(1) CHOKE CABLE

 

 

 

(1) THROTILE CABLES


 

 

Remove the throttle linkage cover.

Remove  the  throttle  cables  fTom  the carburetor throttle pulley.

 

Attach new cables to the throttle pulley. Reinstall the throttle linkage cover.

Route the new cables correctly (page 1-9). Attach the cables to the th rottle grip.

Reinstall the switch housing  ( page 15-8). Adjust  the th rottle  free play  (page 3-5).

 





IG N ITIO N SWIT C H

REMOVAL/ INSTA LLATION

 

Remove the headlight and headlight case.

 

Remove the fork cover ju nction box-and two white couplers from the junction box (page 1- 11).

 

Remove  the  ignition switch  mounting  bolts,  and ignition switch.

 

Install the  ignition switch  in the reverse order of re­ moval.

 

DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

 

Bend the wire clamp tongue u p.


 

 

 

(1) IGNITION SWITCH

 

(1) WI R E CLAMP


 

 

Insert tht  ignition key and  tu rn  it to between the ON and OFF detent positions.

 

 

Push  In the lugs In the slots and pull the contact



Base from the switch.


(1) SLOTS


 


Assemble the ignition switch in the reverse order of disassembly.


 

 

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•,

 
 
 

 

 

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-

(2) LUGS

 

 

FUSE HOLDER

REMOVAL/INSTALLATION

 

Remove the headlight and nead light case.

Remove the fork co\er and junct ion box from the steering steem. Disconnect the fuse holder coupler from the junction box (page 1-11).

 

Remove the fuse holder cover mounting screws and the cover .


 

 

 

Remove the fuse holder from the hendle bar upper holder.

I nstall  a  new  holder.  route  the  wire  harness  and

attach i t to the junction box . Reinstal l the removed parts.

 

 

FRO N T WHEEL

REMOVAL

 

R aise  the  front wheel off  the ground by placing a

support block under the·engine.

 

Disconnect the speedometer cable by removing the speedometer cable set screw.

 

 

CABLE

 

Remove the axle pinch bolt.

Loosen  and remove the front axle and remove the front wheel.

 

NOTE

 

 


 

 

DISASSEMBLY

 

Remove the brake disc mounting bolts and discs.

 

Remove the side collar and right seal.

 

 

{2) SEAL

 

 


 

 

Remove the left seal and speedometer gear retainer.


 

{ 11 SEAL

(2) SPEEDOMETER GEAR RETAINER


 


 


 

 

I nstall  the bearing remover collet, 15 mm into the bearing.

 

 

Drive the bearing remover expander into the collet from the other side of the bearing.

 

 

Stand the wheel up and drive out the bearing from the hub.

 

NOTE

If the bearings are removed, they should be replaced with new ones.See inspection on the next page.


(1) BEARI NG R EMOVER COLLET, 15mm 07746-0050400

 

 

(1) BEARIN G R EMOVER EXPANDER

07746-0050100


 


 

 

INSPECTION WHEEL  BEARING

 

Check wheel bearing play by placing the wheel i n a truing stand and spinning the·wheel by hand.

 

Replace the bearings if they are noisy or have exces- sive play.                                  '

 

SERVICE LIMIT:0 03 mm (0.001in)

 

WH EEL

Check the rim runout by placing the wheel in a truing nend. Spin the wheel slowly and read the runout using a dial indicator.

 

SERVICE L MITS:

RADIA L RUNOUT: 2.0 mm (0.08 in)

AXIA L RUNOUT:  2.0 mm (0.08 in)

 

The wheel  cannot be repaired and must be replaced with a new one if the service limits are exceeded.

 

 

AX LE

 

Set the axle in V blocks and  measure the runout. The  actual  runout  is  1/2  of  the  total  indicator reading.

 

SERVICE LIMIT: 0.2 mm (0.01lnl

 

 


 

 

 

ASSEMBLY

Do not get grease on the brake disc or stop­ ping power will be reduced.

NOTE

The cast wheel has no rim band.

The front wheel uses a tubeless tire. For tubeless tire repa ir, refer to the Honda Tubeless Tire Manual.

 

(1) DRI VER

 

Drive in the right beari ng first and press th e distance colla r into place.

 

NOTE

 

Be  certain  the  distance  collar  is  in  position before installi ng the right beari ng.

 

Drive in the left bearing squarely. NOTE

 

Pl LOT,  15mm  07746-0040300


 


Install the speedometer gear retainer into the wheel hub, aligning the tangs with the slots.

 

Install the left seal.

 

 

Install the right seal and side liar.

 

Apply oll to the brake disc bol t threads.

I nstall  the brake  disc  and  tighten  the  bolts  to the specified torque value .

 

TORQUE:35-40 N·m

.3.5-4.0 kg-m, 25-29 ft-lbl

 

 


 

UTION:

 

 

NOTE

 

 

Remove the dust seal and speedometer gear box from the wheel.

Mount the wheel, tire and brake disc assembly in an

inspection  stand.

 

Spin the wheel, a llow it to stop, and mark the lowest (heaviest) pa rt of the wheel with chalk. Do this two or three times to verify the heaviest area. If the wheel is balanced, it will not stop consistently in the same position.

 

 

To balance the wheel, install wheel weights on the highest side of the rim, the side opposite the chalk marks. Add just nough weigh t so the wheel will no longer stop in the same position when it's spun. Do not add more than 60 gra ms.

 


 

 

INSTALLATION

I nstall  the speedometer  gearbox  in  the wheel  hub,

-liyning the tabs with the slotS.

 

Clean the brake discs with a  igh quality degreasing agent.

 

 


 

 

Place the wheel bet'Nff n the fork legs. Fit the disc

carefully between me brake pads.

 

Align the speedometer 119arbo with the boss on the left fork leg as shown.

 

I nstall  the  axle  and  collar. Remove  the  support block f rom under the engine.

 

 

Tighten the axle to tne spe<:ified torq ue.

 

TORQUE:55-65 N m

(5.5-6.5 kt-m.4G-47 ft-lb)

 

Tighten  the  axle  pinch  bolt  to  the specified torque.

 

TORQUE:18-28 N·m

(1.8-2.8 kg·m, 13-20 ft-lb)

 

lnstell the speedometer cable and set screw.


 

(1) SPEEDOM ETER GEAR BOX

























FRONT FORKS

Remove the front wheel (page 15-141. Remove the brake caliper bracket.

 

Remove the front fender and fork brace.

 

Loosen the fork upper and lower pinch bolts.

Pull the fork tubes down and out while twisting to remove them .


 

 

(1) BRAKE CALIPER BOLTS

 

(21 CAP                           (3) FORK BRACE


 

 

DISASSEMBLY

 

Depress the air valve and release front fork air pres­



Sure.

CAUTION


 

 

 

Drain the fork oil by removing the drain plug.

 

 

Hold the fork tube i n a vise with soft Jaws or a shop towel and remove the fork tube cap.

 

CAUTION

IDo not damage the sli ding surface.                  


 

(1)  DRAIN PLUG


 


 

Remove the collar, washer and fork spring. Pour the fork fluid out.

Pour the remaining fork fluid out by pumping the fork tube several times.

 

 

Hold the fork sl der in a vise with soft jaws or a shop towel. Remove the socket bolt with a hex wrench.

 

NOTE

 

Temporarily install the spring and fork cap if the bolt is difficult to remove.

 

 

 

Remove the dust seal, foam washer,plastic washer and snap ring.


 

 

 

 

 

(11 SNAP RING PLIERS 07914-3230001


 

(2) SNAP RING


 

 

Pull the fork tube out un til resistance from the slider bushi ng Is felt. Then move it in and out, tipping the bushi ng lightly until the fork tube separates from the 1lider. Tne slider bushing will be forced out by the fork tube bushing.

 

Remove the oil lock piece from inside the slider.

 

Remove the oil seal, back-tip ring and slider bushing from the fork tube.

 

NOTE

 

 


 

BUSHING


 

BUSHING


 


INSPECTION

FOR K SPRING F REE LENGTH

 

Measure the fork spring free length.

 

SERVICE LIMIT:447 mm (17.6 in)

 

Replace the spring If  it is shorter than the service limit.


 

 

 

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15-25


Check the fork tube, fork slider and piston for score marks, scr.atches, or exoessive or abnormal wear. Replace any components which are worn or damaged.

 

Check the fork piston ring for wear or damage. Check the rebound spring for fatigue or damage,

 

Set the fork tube in V blocks and read the runout. Use 1/2 the total  indicator  reading to determine the actual runout.

 

SERVICE LIMIT:0.2 mm (0.01In)

 


Visually inspect the slider and fork tube bushings. Replace the bush ing if there is axoessiva scoring or scratching, or if the tef lon is worn so that the copper surface appears on more than 3/4 of the entire surface.

 

Check the back.up ring. Replace it if thereo is any distortion at the points shown.


 

(1) BUSHING                             (3)  BACK-UP RING

 

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'.... ...


 

(2)


(4)

CHECK POINTS


--++--"" COPPER

SURFACES

 









15-26


FRONT  WHEEL/SUSPENSION


CiiJ\H O NDA



VTSOOC


ASSEMBLY

 


Before assembly, wash all parts with a high flash point or non -f lammable solvent and wipe them off completely.

 

 

(1) FORK CAP BOLT-----

 

 

(2) COLLAR

 

(3) SPR ING

 

(4) PISTON ---­ RING

 

 

(5) PISTON

 

Clean all disassembled parts with non-f lammable or high flash point solvent.

 

Install the bushing onto the inner tube.

 

Install the piston, rebound spring and oil lock piece into the fork tube.

Apply a locking agent to the bolt threads and under­ side of the bolt, then tighten the bolt.

 

TORQUE:15-25 N·m

(1.6-2.5 kg·m, 11-18 ft-lb)

 

CAUTION

IDo not place the fork slider i n a vise.                        

15-27


(7)

DUST SEAL

(8)

FOAM WASHER

(9)

PLASTIC WASHER

(10)

SNAP RING

(11)

,.,..-----,OIL SEAL

....                   (12)

--------BACK-UP RING

(13)

------SLIDER BUSHING

 

(14)

!-----_:..:_ FORK SLIDER

 

 

(15)

..- ----           SOCKET BOLT

 

FORK TUBE BUSHING

(17)

OIL LOCK PIECE


 

 

 


 

Install  the  snap ring with  its  radiused  edge facing down.

 

Install  the plastic  washer, foam  washer  and dust cover.

 

Pour in the spaeifi9d amount of ATF. SPECIFIED FLUID: ATF

CAPACITY: 390 ± 2.5 cc

(23.8± 0.1Scu in)


 

(1)

\
SNAP RING PLIERS 07914-3230001

 

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NOTE

 

Do not overfill  or the suspension will be too stiff.

 

Insert the fork spring Into the fork to be with the narrow (tight) windings towards the top.

 

Place  the  washer  and  collar  on top of  the fork spring.


 

 

Install and torque the fork tube cap.

 

TORQUE: 15-30 N·m

(1.5-3.0 kg-m, 11-22 ft-lb)

 

 

Install the fork tubes into the :steering stem and fork bridge while rotating them by hand .

 

NOTE

 

Be sure that the top of ea<:h tube is f lush with

 the top of  the fork bridge.                                    

 

Tighten  the  fork  bridge  and  steer ing  stem  pinch bolts on one side.

 

TORQUE VALUES:

Fork bridge: 9-13N·m

(0.9-1.3 kg-m, 7-9 ft lb)

Steering stem: 45-55 N·m

(4.5-5.5 kirm. 33-40 ft-lb)

 

Install the fork brace hex bolts loosely.

Tigh ten the fork bridge and steering stem pinch bolt on the other side to the specif ic torque.

 

NOTE

 

On not tighten the fork brae<! at this time.

 

I nstall the front fender and brake caliper bracket. Tighten the caliper bracket  mount bolt.

 

TORQUE: 30-40 N·m

(3.0-4.0 kg·m, 22-29 ft-lb)

 

I nstall the front wheel (page  15-20).

Tighten  the  fork  brace  hex  bolts  to the  specif ied torque.

 

TORQUE: 18-28 N·m

(1.8-2.8 kg-m, 13-20 ft·l b)


 

 

Fill  the  fork  tubes  with  ai r to 0-40 kPa  (0--0.4

kg/cm1, 0-6 psi I,with the motorcyde on its center

stand.

 

CAUTION

 

 

With th t front brake applied, pump the front forks up and down several times. Place the motorcycle on its center stand . Check the air pressu re and adjust if necessary .

 










STEERING STEM

REMOVAL

 

Remove the following parts:

- headligh t, headlight case and bracket (page 15 3).

- instrumen ts (page 15-4).

- handlebar (page 15-8).

- fron t wheel ( page 15·14).

- caliper bracket ( page 17-13).

- horn bracket.

- electrical junction box (page 15-4).

 

R emove the steering stem/bridge n ut. Remove the front forks (page 15-21). Remove the fork bridge.


 

 

 

 

(11 LOCK NUT WRENCH. 30 K 32 mm, 07716-0020400

EXTENSION BAA  07710020500


 


 

Remove the stHring stem adjusting nut, steering stem and steel balls .

 

Remove the lower cone race and dust seal.

 

I nstall a dust seal and drive the lower cone race on with the steering stem driver (No. 07946-MBOOOOO or  07946-37 10601  and  07964-MB00200).


(1IPIN SPANNER

 

 

 

 

(1)

w ::
STEERING STEM DR IVER


 

 

                   


 

 

BALL RACE R EPLACEME NT

 

Inspect the top and bottom ball races and replace if worn or damaged.

Remove the upper ball race with the special tool.

 

NOTE

 

Remove  the sliding guide from the bearing







Ra ce remover.

Reinstall the sliding guide onto the race remover. Remove the lower ball race.

NOTE

 

 


 

Drive the upper ball race into the head pipe with the special tools.

 

Drive the lower ball race into the head pipe with the special tool.


 

(1) (Top ball race installation)      (5) ( Bottom ball race installation)


 

 

FRONT  WHEEL/SUSPENSION

 

 

INSTALLATION

 

A pply grease to the top ball  race and insta ll 18 ball bearings.

 

Apply grease  to the bottom  bal l  race and install 19

ball bearings.

 

Insert  the steering stem into the steering head  pipe and install the top cone race.

 


I nstall the bearing adjustment nut and tigh ten it snug against the top cone race. Then , back it off 1/8 turn. Make sure that there is no vertical movement and that the stem rotates freely.


 

(11  PIN SPANNER 07702-0020000


 

 

ADJUSTMENT NUT

 


 

I n stall the fork bridge and stem nut.

 

I nstall the front forks and tighten the stem n u t.

 

TORQUE:90-120 N·m

19.0-12.0 kg·m, 65-87 ft-lb I

 

I nstall  the  removed  parts  in  the  reverse  order of removal.


( 1) LOCK NUT WRENCH,30 x 32 mm











BRAKE



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R EAR WHEEL

REMOVAL

 

Place the motorcycle on its center stand and loosen the axle nut.

 

Remove the brake torque link bolt and disconnect the torque link.

 

Remove the brake adjusting nut and the brake rod.

 

Loosen the axle pinch bolt  and remove the rear axle.


 

 

(1) AXLE NUT


 

 

(3) BRAKE ADJUSTING (41 TORQUE LINK NUT                 BOLT

 

Move the wheel to the right to separate it from the final drive gear case and remove the rear wheel.

 

 

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DISASSEMBLY

 

Remove the final driven flaroge mount bolts and lift the driven flange out of the hub.

 


 

Remove the wheel bearings and distance collar with the special tool.

 

Replace the wheel bearings with new ones if they are removed.Inspect the bearings before removing them (page 16-5).
Refer to page 15-16. NOTE

 

INSPECTION AX LE

Set the axle in V blocks and read the axle runout with a dial indicator. The actual axle runout is 1/2 of the totalindicator reading.

 

SERVICE LIMIT:0.2 mm (0.01 in)


(1) WHEE L BEARING REMOVER COLLET, 17 mm 07746-0050500

(2) WHEEL BEARING REMOVER EXPANDER 07746-0050100


BRAKE









VT500C


WHEEL BEARINGS

 

Place the wheel  in a  truing stand  and check the wheel  bearing play  by rotating the wheel by hand. Replace the bearings with new ones if they are noisy or have excessive play.

 

SERVICE LIMIT:0.03 mm (0.001In)

 

 

WHEEL R IM RUNOUT

 

Check the rim for runout by placing the wheel in a truing stand. Spin the wheel slowly, and read the runout using a dial indicator.

 

SERVICE LIMITS:

RADIAL RUNOUT:2.l() mm (0.08 in) AXIAL RUNOUT: 2.•0 mm (0.08in)

 

The wheel cannot be serviced and must be replaced if the above limits are exceeded.

 

 

BRAKE DRUM 1.0.

 

Measure the brake drum I.D.

 

SERVICE LIMIT:161 mm (6.34 in)

 


BRAKE





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ASSEMBLY


NOTE


 

 


 

 

..

Pack all bearing cavities with grease.

 

Press the distance collar into place from  the  left side. Drive the left ball bearing i n  first, then  the right ba ll bea ring.

 

CAUTION


0

11) DRI VER

07749-0010000

 

 

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(2)  ATTACHMENT,42 x 47 mm 07746--0010300

l'ILOT. 17 mm 07746-0040400


 

 


 

I nstall the final driven f lange onto the rear  wheel and tigh ten the bolts.

 

TOR QU E: 50-60 N·m

(5.0-6.0 kg-m, 36-43 ft·lb)

 

 

INSTALLATI ON

 

Apply Multipurpose NLGI No. 2 grease (MoS2· additive) to the f1nal driven flange and ring gear engagement splines.

 

Loosen the final gear case attaching nuts to eue axle installation and to assu re proper driven flange align ment.

 

Engage the rear wheel with the final drive case, making sure the splines are correctly aligned.

 

Wedge a f lat screwdriver ti p into the pinch bolt slot.

 

Insert the rear axle through the swing arm, side collar, brake panel, hub and final drive gear. Turn the axle and check that it rotater freely.

 

Remove the screwd river from the pinch bol t slot. Tighten the axle n ut to the ified  torque.

TOR QUE: 50-80 N·m

(5.0-8.0 kg m, 36-58 ft lb)


(1) FINAL DR IVEN F LANGE

 

 

 

 

 

(1) AXLE NUT




 

REAR  WHEEL/SUSPENSION BRAKE
















H O NDA

VTSOOC



Tigh ten the axle pinch bolt.

 

TORQUE: 20-30 N·m

(2.0-3.0 k11-m, 14-22 ft-lb)

 

Place the brake rod through the brake arm pin and install the brake adjusting nut.

 

Tighten the brake torque link bolt.

 

TORQUE: 15-25 N·rn

(1.5-2.5 k11-m, 11-18 ft-lb)

 

Adf ust the rear brake (page 3·'14) .

 



REAR BRAKE PANEL

LINING THICK NESS INSPECTION

 

Measure the rear brake lining t hickness. SERVICE LIMIT:2.0 mm  (0.08 in)

Replace the brake shoes if they are thinner than the service limit.

 

DISASSEMBLY

 

Remove the rear brake arm.

Remove the cotter pins and brake shoes.

 

ASSEMBLY

 

Apply grease to the anchor pins and brake cam.

 

Install the brake shoes and cotter pins.


(1) AXLE PINCH BOLT                   (2) R EAR AXLE

 

(3) BRAKE ADJUSTI NG N UT          (4) TORQUE LIN K

BOLT


     

 

 



 

REAR WHEEL/SUSPENSION BRAKE







H O NDA

VTSOOC



Insta ll the fel t seal and wear ind icator.

 

I nstall the brake arm, ali gning the punch marks and tighten the brake arm bolt.

 

TORQUE: 24-30 N·m

(2.4-3.0 kg-m, 17-22 ft-lb)


(1) WEAR INDICATOR

 

 

 

(1)  PUNCH MARKS


 

 


 

REAR  WHEEL/SUSPENSION BRAK E

 






SHOCK ABSORB ER

REMOVAL

 

NOTE

 

Remove one shock absorber at a time to faci­ litate removal and installa tion.

Adjust the shock absorber to the softest position.

 

Remove the shock absorber upper and lower moums and remove the shock absorber.

 

DISASSEMBLY



H O ND A

VT500C



Replace base and guide of  shock  compressor,  P/N

07959-3290001 with base 07959-MBl0000.

 

NOTE


(1) SHOCK COMPRESSO

07959-3290001            (2) COLLAR


(3)

CLEVIS PIN


 

Place the collar, 62486-463-0000 or equivalent in the shack's bottom joint before pu tting the shock in the compressor.

 

Set the shock in the compressor as shown and com­ press the spring 30 mm l1 1/4 in) by turning the compressor handle.

 


CAUTION

 

 

Place the upper join t in a 11lse and pull the shock rod out.

 

Separate the upper join t rotating the lock nut in the

direction shown and remove the compressor.


 

(4) BASE ADJUSTER NUT     (5) BASE 07969-MBt OOOO

 

(1) UPPER JOINT


 


REAR  WHEEL/SUSPENSION

BRAKE












VTSOOC


SPRING F REE LENGTH

 

Measure the rear shock absorber spring free length.

 

SERVICE  LIMIT:237 mm ( 9.3 in )

 

ASSEMBLY

 

Place  the  spring  adjuster.  tlhe  spring  lower  seat, spring upper seat and stopper rubber on the damper.

 

 


 

 

(21 SP ING UPPER SEAT


 

(4) SPR ING ADJUSTER

  

 

(5)  LOCK  N UT--®Q,

 

DP,



131 SPR ING


   )..-


LOWER _........,... SEAT


 

 


 

CAUTION


11) UPPER JOINT


 

Apply a locking agent to the rod threads and install the lock nut.

 

Attach the shock absorber compressor, screwing in the compressor's base adjuster nut.

 

Apply a locking agent to the damper rod threads and screw the upper joint on. Hold the upper joint in a vise and tighten the lock nut securely,

 


NOTE

Check  that the lock nut is seated against the rod's bottom thread.

 

Align the spring seat  with  the  upper jo int while releasing the compressor.

 

 

INSTA LLATION

 

Install the shock absorber onto the frame. Tighten the upper and lower mounts.

 

TORQUE: 30-40 N·m

(3.0-4.0 kg·m,22-29 ft·lbl


 

 

(1) SHOCK COMPRESSOR 07959-3290001

(2) BASE ADJUSTER NUT                 (3)  CLEVIS PIN
















SWING A RM

R EMOVAL

 

Remove the  rear  wheel  (page 16-3) and the final drive gear case (page 14-3).

 

Remove the rear shock absorbers (page  16-10).

 

Remove the swing arm pivot caps and loosen the right pivot bolt lock nut with the lock nut wrench.

 

 

Remove the right pivot bolt with the 10 mm hex bit.

 

Remove the left pivot bolt and remove the swing arm.

 

Remove the boot from the swing arm.


 

 

( 1) FINAL GEAR CASE

 

 

(1) SWING ARM PIVOT LOCK NUT WRENCH 07908-ME90000


 

PIVOT BEARING REPLACEMENT

Punch or drill a 13 mm (1/2 in ) hole into each grease retai ner.

 

Remove the attachment from the special tool, 07936-3710500. Slide the shaft th rough the hole and install a 29 mm (O.D.) washer or equivalent any attachment onto the shaft.

 

Install the slide hammer and handle remove  the race. Repeat for the other side.

 

NOTE

Replace the bearing Inner and outer races as a set. Replace the grease retainer plate whenever it is removed.

 


Install  new  grease  retainer  plates  and  drive  new bearing outer races into the swing arm pivot.


 

 

(1) DR IVER

07749-0010000


 

 

(2) ATTACHMENT, 32 x 35 mm

07746-0010100


 


 

INSTALLATION

 

Apply  grease  to  the  pi vot  bearing  dust  seals and pivot bolt tips.

 

Install the bearings and dust seals.

 

Install the swing arm boot with its "UP" mark up.


 

(2) RIGHT

(1)                 PI VOT   (3)                    (4)

LOCK N UT BOLT     DUST SEAL  BEAR INGS

(5)  "UP MAR K"  (6)BOOT (7)DUST SEAL  (8)LEFT PIVOT

BOLT


 


 

 

I nstall the swing arm and pivot bolts.

 

Tighten the left pivot bolt to the specified torque.

 

TORQUE:80-120 N·m

(8.0-12.0 kg-m, 58-87 ft-lbl

 

 

Tigh ten  the  right  pivot  bolt  to 40 N·m (4.0 kg·m,

21 lt·lb)  loosen  it and retighten  to the specif ied torque.

 

TOR QUE:8-12 N·m (0.8-1.2 kg m, 6-9 ft-lb)

 

Move the swing arm up and down several times.

 

R etighten  the  right  pivot  bolt  to  the  specified torque.

 

 

Tighten  the  lock  nut  while  holding the right pivot

bolt .

 

TORQUE :80-120 N·m

(8.0-12.0 k1t-m .58-87 ft·lb)

 

Install  the  final  gear  case  ( page  14-16)  and rear wheel  (page  16·71.

 

I nstall  the shock absorbers  (page  16·12).


 

 

 

 

(11 SWING ARM LOCK N UT WR ENCH 07908-ME90000


 

 


 

 














HYDRAULIC BRAKES


r:;;;J;\ H O ND A

VT500C

5-35 N ·m

(2.5-3.5 kg·m,

18-25 ft-lb)


 

 

@

 

 

10-14 N ·m

(1.0-1.4 kg·m, 7-10 ft-lb)

 

 

25-30 N·m

(2.5-3.0 kg-m, 18-22 ft lb)

 

 


30-40 N ·m

(3.0-4.0 kg·m, 22-29 ft lb)


20-25 N·m

(2.0-2.5 kg·m,,,.

14-18 ft-lbf


 

 


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