Contents
Service Wise Part Kit
Periodic Maintenance & Lubrication Chart
Pre Delivery Inspection
Working Thumb Rules for First Time Right - Do’s & Don’ts
Salient Features
Technical Specifications
Engine Tune-Up for getting Optimum Mileage
Chain Cleaning Procedure
Air Filter Cleaning Procedure
Tightening Torques - Frame
Service Data - Engine
Important Assembly Skill Tips
Special Tools - Engine & Vehicle
Service Data - Frame
Tightening Torques - Engine
Electricals and Battery Maintenance
Main Electrical Wiring Diagram
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13
14
15
18
17
23
19
25
26
28
29
10
12
1
4
7
3
Individual Circuit Diagrams
STYLE :
Renowned HAMARA BAJAJ Indian looks for “Catching
selection & attraction” of customers.
• New Bajaj logo on petrol tank gives inspiring
confidence look of advanced technology.
• New decals enhances the brand image of Vehicle.
• Sleek & new age headlight fairing on ‘BOXER-S’
The ‘BOXER-S’ are brought up with a advanced
technology, packed with enhanced Power, Greater Torque
spread all across Engine rpm band.
§ The improved Engine which deliver 8.2Ps power,
makes it the most powerful bike in its class with a
mission to cross others on run with big lead.
§ The improved Engine delivers a Turning Force of 8.05
N-M, which enables hassle free take off and afford to
run the vehicle at lower engine rpm in higher gears.
The ‘BOXER-S’ engine breath through Keihin 16 mm
throat and fires on the optimized ‘Lean Burn’ principle to
cope up severe conditions.
§ Low emission of Carbon Monoxide makes the most
environment friendly vehicle in its class.
§ The ‘BOXER-S’comes with ‘Digital Twin Map CDI’
(DTM) with ‘Throttle Responsive Ignition Control
System’ (TRICS) which optimizes engine performance
at all level of work condition.
§ The ‘DTM’ CDI Ignition System ensures highly
intensified current working accurately advanced timing
for complete combustion of the air fuel mixture for
optimum power.
§ The ‘TRICS’ alters the ignition timing as per the engine
needs at higher throttle position for consistent power
delivery. The other benefit of ‘TRICS’ are-
§ Makes engine High knock resistant at high throttle
position.
§ The ‘BOXER-S’ engines have ‘Positive Crankcase
Ventilation’ system
§ It avoids scattering of hazardous engine oil fumes in to
the atmosphere. Thus reduces the air pollution.
§ It also avoids entering of dust particles from the
atmosphere in to the engine through breather pipe.
Thus eliminating contamination of engine oil, which
further minimizes wear and tear of engine components
and ensures their life.
Salient Features
POWER & PERFORMANCE :
1
The ‘BOXER-S’ is equipped with upgraded Ceriani Front
Telescopic Suspension & Optimized Rear shock absorber.
§ The dual rated coil spring in the front suspension
enhances damping effect of the hydraulic suspension
to give exemplary comfort and no fatigue to rider’s
shoulders.
§ Variable rate coil spring double acting rear shock
absorber is mounted in angular plane gives better
comfort to rider on rough road and high speed.
Smoother gear shifting is a result of introducing the star
and roller mechanism.
§ New friction free bush for gear change drum helps in
shifting the gear smoothly.
§ Star and roller mechanism for gear shifting makes the
easy operation of shifting of gear specially in city
driving condition.
§ Revised transmission gear ratio afforded to run the
vehicle in fourth gear in city drive at comparatively low
rpm without shifting the gears in lower range.
The ‘BOXER-S’ M/S gives more comfort by adding value
in other mechanism like
§ Effort for kicking are minimized by introducing starting
kick with increase in leverage.
§ Multi focal reflector for brighter head light .
§ Chassis is designed to make sure, safe & comfortable
driving on rough roads.
§ Stylish thick & wider foam seat provided in ‘BOXER-S’.
CONVENIENCE & COMFORT
Salient Features
2
Technical Specifications
ENGINE & TRANSMISSION:
Type : 4 stroke, Natural air cooled
No. Of cylinders : One.
Bore : 53.00 mm.
Stroke : 45.00mm.
Engine displacement : 99.27cc.
Compression ratio : 9.5 + 0.5 : 1
Idling Speed : 1300 + 150 rpm (in warm
condition)
Maximum net power : 8.2Ps (6.03kW) @7500rpm
Maximum net torque : 8.05 Nm at 5500 rpm
Ignition System : CDI
0
Ignition Timing : 10 BTDC @ 1300+200rpm
0
: 33 BTDC @ 4500+200rpm
Fuel : Unleaded petrol.
Carburettor : Keihin -Fie PB 16
Spark Plug : Champion PRZ9HC
: MICO UR 3 AC
Spark Plug gap : 0.6 to 0.7 mm
Lubrication : Wet sump, Forced
Starting : Kick start
Clutch : Wet, multidisc
Transmission : 4 speed constant mesh
Overall Gear Ratios :
st
1 Gear : 37:51 : 1 (37/11)
nd
2 Gear : 20.33: 1 (31/17)
rd
3 Gear : 13.29 : 1 (31/26)
th
4 Gear : 10.38 : 1 (27/29)
Final Drive Ratio : 03.30 : 1 (47/13)
Primary Gear Ratio : 03.09 : 1 (71/23)
CHASSIS AND BODY
Frame type : Tubular.
Suspension :
Front : Ceriani type, Telescopic,
Stroke = 110 mm
Rear : Trailing arm with coaxial
shock absorbers and coil
springs
Brakes Type Front : Drum type
Rear : Drum type
Brake size Front : 110 mm (drum)
Rear : 130 mm (drum)
Tyres Front : 2.75 x 17
Rear : 3.0 x 17
Tyre Pressure :
2
Front : 1.75 kg/cm (24.5 psi)
2
Rear (Solo) : 2.00 kg/cm (28 psi)
2
(With Pillion) : 2.25 Kg/cm (36 psi)
Rims : Front : 1.4 x 17, 1.6 x 17
Rear : 1.6 x 17, 1.85 x 17
Fuel tank capacity :
Full : 9.3 litr (Aprox)
Reserve : 2.2 litr (Aprox)
Usable Reserve : 1.2 litr (Aprox)
CONTROLS
Steering : Handle bar
Accelerator : Twist grip type on right
side of handle bar
Gears : Left foot pedal operated
Clutch : Lever operated on left side
of handle bar
Brakes Front : Lever operated on RH of
handle bar
Rear : Pedal operated by right
foot.
ELECTRICALS
System : 12 Volts AC + DC
Head lamp : 35 / 35 W
Tail/stop lamp : 5 / 10 W
Turn signal lamp : 10 W
Neutral Ind.. Lamp : 3W
Turn pilot Indi. lamp : 3W
Hi beam ind. lamp : 3W
Speedometer lamp : 3W
Horn : 12 V DC
Battery : 12 V - 2.5 Ah
DIMENSIONS
Length : 1970 mm
Width : 770 mm
Height : 1065 mm
Wheel base : 1235 mm
Min. Turning radius : 1900 mm
Ground Clearance : 150 (Min.)
WEIGHTS
Vehicle kerb weight : 109 Kg.
Gross vehicle weight : 239 Kg.
PERFORMANCE
Maximum speed : 90 km/h
with single rider (68kg)
0
Climbing ability : 25% (14 ) max.
NOTES
• Values given above are nominal and for guidance only, 15%
variation is allowed to cater for production and measurement
variation.
• All dimensions are under unladen condition.
• Definitions of terminologies wherever applicable are as per
relevant IS / ISO standards.
• Specifications are subject to change without notice.
3
Working Thumb Rules for First Time Right
Do’s
þ Blow air filters in opposite to airflow to enable dust to get out freely.
þ Blow dry air and confirm airflow through carburettor passages to enhance proper cleaning of
passages.
þ Blow compressed air in all the orifices in the engine parts and oil passages and confirm the
cleanliness.
þ Breather slots in the crankcase should always be kept clean to allow to escape oil fumes from engine,
otherwise it may lead to oozing out of oil through oil seals and ‘O’ rings.
þ Always apply oil during assembling, particularly at friction prone area to increase the life of the
components.
þ Always fit piston rings as per specified position.
þ Always replace ‘copper washer’ whenever the engine is overhauled.
þ Confirm seating of circlips by rotating on their seat to avoid further consequences.
þ Confirm the crankshaft centering and free rotation after fitment.
þ Whenever installing the spark plug, first screw by hand and then tighten to specified torque. This is
to ensure proper fitment and avoid thread damage.
þ Always ensure correct fitment of magneto rotor by rotating it.
þ Always connect battery with positive terminal first, then negative to avoid damage to the electrical
components in case of short circuits.
þ Always maintain correct tyre pressure, otherwise incorrect tyre pressure effects on performance of the
vehicle, riding comfort and safety.
þ Always use only genuine Bajaj parts and recommended lubricants to increase the life of the vehicle
and long term economy.
þ While replacing the chain lock link, always install the open end of the lock facing against the direction
of rotation of chain.
þ While fitting tyres, ensure the lie running alongwith the beed wire should be equidistant to wheel rim
circumference.
þ Always keep the work area clean and uncluttered to create good working atmosphere.
þ Clean the vehicle / engine before opening to enable to follow the repair in proper way help in proper
diagnosis, etc.
þ Watch for sharp edges. This avoids injury while repairing.
þ Always use correct size spanners / screw drivers to avoid damages to the nuts, bolts, etc.
þ Use special tools wherever recommended to help in smoother, safer and faster work.
þ Whenever some part is jam, check the cause (rust etc.), tap, if necessary, by mallet to avoid damage
to the component.
þ Clean the mating surface scratch free to avoid permanent damage to the surface, thus leading to
leakage and ultimately cost of replacement of the parts.
þ Inspect the parts visually as well as dimensionally, as applicable.
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Visual
Dimensional / Numerical
Abrasion / Scratches
Abrasion / Scratches
Alignment
Crack
Bent
Dent
Wear
Play / Slackness
Seizure
Deterioration
Proper Threading
Warp
Clearance
Any other specifications
Recommended / Allowable Tolerances / Clearance are absolute must.
Note :
þ Check the oil at drain for - Quantity, Quality, Burr Contents, Contamination, etc. this may help in
diagnosing problems.
þ While installing the bearings always tap on the race which is taking seat to avoid damage to the
bearing as the standard axial / radial clearances may increase.
þ Always use Loctite to bolts / screws wherever recommended.
þ Tighten the nut / bolts to correct torque to avoid damages to the components.
þ Tighten nut / bolts in criss-cross pattern for mating surface to avoid distortion of the parts which
leads to leakage, etc.
þ Always clean the air filter element with Kerosene / Diesel.
Working Thumb Rules for First Time Right
5
Don’ts
ý Do not use worn tools / spanners which leads damage to parts / even accident.
ý Do not apply excess force while loosening - check for rusting or jamming.
ý Do not re-use ‘o’ rings / gaskets ‘ oil seals / circlips as they loose their strength/properties, once they
are opened.
ý Do not wash air filter element with water.
ý Do not wash bearings with water otherwise they will get permanently spoiled.
ý Do not over tighten the carburettor jets, it will spoil the carburettor body.
ý Do not blow compressed air with float assembled otherwise float gets distorted.
ý Do not use hammer for engine parts to avoid damages to the components, because engine
components are critical and costly.
ý Do not check the current by earthing the lead cable of ignition coil, it may damage the igniter unit /
CDI unit.
ý Do not remove battery terminals during engine running to avoid damages.
ý Don’t push start the vehicle as it gives jerks/impacts to the engine components.
ý Never add acid to battery once it has undergone charging to avoid damage to the battery cells.
ý Never quick charge the battery – this shortens the life of the battery. Follow proper procedure to
increase the life of the battery cells.
ý Never apply grease to the battery terminals. Always apply petroleum jelly to avoid corrosion at the
terminals.
ý Do not apply direct water jet on electrical components, otherwise it will lead to failure of electrical
components.
ý Do not tune the carburettor in cold condition. Always remember tuning of carburettor must be done in
warm up condition of engine.
ý Do not remove carburettor from engine in hot condition to avoid distortion.
ý Do not adjust spark plug gap and tappet clearance with hacksaw blade or with judgement of eye
otherwise, it will effect the engine performance. Always use wire gauge for spark plug and feeler
gauge for tappet setting.
ý Do not use of wire or pin to clean the carburettor jets. Otherwise it will damage jet sizes orclogs the
jet hole if the wire get break.
ý Do not use ordinary wire in place of fuse. Otherwise it may lead to severe consequences.
Working Thumb Rules for First Time Right
6
Pre-Delivery Inspection
FRAME :
FUEL SYSTEM :
To Check Check For
ENGINE :
Engine oil SAE20W40 of API
‘SG’ + JASO ‘MA’ grade.
Oil level. Top up if required.
Oil leakage if any.
Idling Speed Check / Adjust if required. (1300 + 150 rpm)
Smooth operation.
Leakages / Fitment.
Smooth Operation.
Leakages (External), Pipe connections
Check and Tighten if required
Front brake lever play (2~3mm)
Rear brake pedal play (15~20mm)
Lever free play (2~3mm)
Smooth operation
Grip free play 2~3 mm.
Smooth operation
Self return, Cable free play,
Routing and Functions of TPS
Slackness (30~35mm)
Lubrication (SAE 90)
Check chain lock position.
Radial 0.5mm or less
Axial 0.8 mm or less
2
1.75 Kg/cm (25 PSI)
2
2.00 Kg/cm (28.0 PSI)
2
2.25 Kg/cm (32.0 PSI)
Cylinder head bolts (2.0~2.4 kg.m)
Engine mounting bolts (4.0~4.5 kg.m)
Oil drain plug (2.7~3.3 kg.m)
Spark plug (1.1~1.5 kg.m)
Kick operation
Wheels
CONTROLS
Brakes
Clutch
Throttle
TPS
Choke Working and Smooth operation.
Rim Run out with tyre
Spokes
Drive Chain
Fuel Tank / Pipes
Fuel Tap
Carburetor
Fasteners
(Check torque and correct if required)
Tyre Pressure :
Front
Rear (Solo)
Rear (Pillon)
DIRECTION OF
CHAIN ROTATION
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To Check Check For
Front Fork
Rear Shockabsorber
Oil leakage & Smooth operation.
Smooth operation (Loose/Tight)
Steering & Ignition, Fuel tank, Seat lock, Side cover LH.
Front axle nut (5.0 + 0.5 kgm)
Rear axle nut (5.5 + 0.5 kgm)
Fork lower clamping bolt (3 + 0.5 kgm)
Trailing arm nut (4.5 + 0.5 kgm)
Rear shocker mounting nut (4.5 + 0.5 kgm)
Steering top bolt (2.5 + 0.5 kgm)
Holder handle upper bolts (4 Nos.) (1.4 + 0.2 kgm)
Holder handle flanged nuts (2 Nos.) 3.5 + 0.3 kgm)
Proper notch setting - same on both sides - 2nd notch.
Smooth operation.
Steering
SUSPENSION
Lock Operation
ELECTRICAL
Fasterners
(Check torque and correct if required)
Battery
All bulbs Working
Horn
TEST DRIVE (4~5 Kms)
Starting *
Drive Ability
CO % Check
Cleaning
Switch Operation LH and RH control, Ignition switch, Brake switch (Front/Rear).
Throttle response.
Clutch operation / Gear shifting.
Brakes (Front & Rear).
Speedometer & Odometer
CO should be 2.0 % in warm condition.
Wash & Clean vehicle properly.
Cold start and Warm start.
Idling speed (in warm condition) 1300 + 150 rpm.
Working
Head, Pilot, Tail / Stop, Speedometer, Side indicator lights.
Routing of Breather pipe, Fuse.
Electrolyte level to max level mark.
Specific gravity 1.240, Charging status - full
Connect -ve terminal & apply petroleum jelly.
Any other defects
Look for any external damages in Transit : Please check, record and rectify.
1. Moisture / Oil collecting tube of Air Filter should be properly fitted and routed correctly.
Pre-Delivery Inspection
8
Periodic Maintenance & Lubrication Chart
• : Indicates operation to be performed
* : More frequent cleaning may be required when driving in dusty condition.
Note : Parts / Lubricants to be replaced as per Periodic Maintenance and
Lubrication chart are mandatory and the same are chargeable to customer.
A : Adjust CL : Clean
C : Check L : Lubricate
T : Tighten R : Replace
Front Fork oil28.
Every 10000 Km
R
Front Fork27.
Every 5000 Kms
C
l l
Drive chain
Valve lapping
Drive chain slack
Valve oil seal
32.
34.
33.
35.
Every 500 Kms
Every 30000 Kms
Every 2500 Kms
Every 30000 Kms
L
C,A
R
Spoke tightness & Rim run out22. C,A
l l l l
General lubrication23. L
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
l
Swing arm pivot pin26. L
Every 10000 Km
Rear shock absorber30. C,R
l l l l l
Steering stem bearing24.
Every 10000 Km
L
1 Year
Wheel bearing25.
Every 10000 Km
L
1 Year
Front Brake Cable31. C,R
2 Years
Sr.
No.
Operation
Servicing
Valve Clearance
Engine oil (SAE 20W40 of API SG + JASO MA)
Oil Strainer
Air cleaner element *
Air Cleaner element
Carburetor / Idle speed / CO %
Fuel System leakages
Fuel Pipes
Spark Plug / Gap
Spark Plug
Brake light switch
Clutch play
Throttle play
TPS adjustment and proper functioning
Front brake lever play
Rear brake pedal play
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Whichever
comes first
OR
Kms
750 2,500 5,000
150
2,500
2259030
Days
RECOMMENDED FREQUENCY
Subsequent
Every 2,500 Km
Every 75 days
Every 5000 Kms
Every 5000 Kms
Every 10000 Kms
Every 10000 Kms
Every Year
Every 10000 Kms
Initial
A
R
CL
CL
R
CL,A
C,R
R
CL,A
R
C,A
C,A
C,A
C,A
C,A
C,A
l
l
l
l
l
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l
l
l
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l
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l
l
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l
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l
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l
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l
l
l l
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l
l
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l
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Steering play19. C,A,R
l l l l l
All fasteners tightness20. T
l l l l l
Tyre tread wear21. C,R
l l l l
l
l
Brake lining wear18. C,R
l l l l l
Battery electrolyte level29. C,A
15 Days
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Service Wise Part Kit
Engine Oil
Clutch Cover Gasket
NIL
NIL
NIL
Engine Oil
Drive Chain lock and link set
Item Description
Qty
900 ml
1
NIL
NIL
NIL
900 ml
1
Engine oil
900 ml
Clutch Cover Gasket
1
Fork Oil
300 ml
Fork Oil Seal and Dust Seal Kit
1
Air Breather Tube
Air Filter Foam element
Air Filter Cover "O" Ring
Rear Wheel Damper
Drive Chain Lock and Link Set
1
1
1
1
1
240
30 - 45
Days
75 days from
the last
service
2000 - 2500
500 - 750
4500 - 5000
Kms limit
7000 - 7500
9500 - 10,000
12000 - 12500
Engine Oil
900ml
Drive Chain lock and link set
1
Spark Plug
1 pair
Cylinder head gasket ( If required )
1
Clutch plate ( If required )
1
Brake Shoes (if worn out)
Steering stem bearing (If required)
2
1
Chain sprocket kit ( If required )
1
24500 - 25000
75 days from
the last
service
14500 - 15000
Nil Nil
17000 - 17500
19500 - 20000
22000 - 22500
NIL NIL
Engine oil
Engine oil
900 ml
900 ml
Clutch Cover Gasket
1
Fork Oil
300 ml
Fork Oil Seal and Dust Seal Kit
1
Air Breather Tube
Air Filter Foam element
Air Filter Cover "O" Ring
Rear Wheel Damper
Drive Chain Lock and Link Set
1
1
1
1
1
10
Service Wise Part Kit
11
Item Description
Qty
Days
Kms limit
Fuel pipes
1
Carburettor duct
1
NIL
Engine Oil
900ml
Clutch Cover Gasket
1
Air Filter Foam element
1
Spark Plug
1
Fork Oil
300 ml
Drive Chain lock and link set
1
Brake shoes ( If worn out )
1 pair
Cylinder head gasket ( If required )
1
Air filter cover O ring
1
Air breather tube
1
Steering stem bearing (If required)
2
75 days from
the last
service
27000 - 27500
29500 - 30000
Valve oil seal
1
Front brake cable
1
Acclerator cable
1
NIL
Clutch cable
1
Fork Oil Seal and Dust Seal Kit
1
Rear Wheel Damper
1
Engine Tune-Up for Getting Optimum Mileage
· Return spring should
be OK.
· End point should be
intact properly at
point (A) and (B).
Check swivel bracket movement by roating it with hand. It
should not be sticky in operation and should return back
itself on releasing.
A
B
Gap
2.5mm max.
• Keep throttle at zero position (Fig.1).
• On connecting multimeter to TPS
coupler it should show continuity.
• When throttle is open and TPS
magnet crosses to straight edge of
fix bracket (Fig.2) multimeter should
show discontinuity.
• O n D e-a cce ler ati on, whe n T PS
magnet re-coinsides with straight
edge of fix bracket (Fig.2). Multimeter
should show continuity.
TPS : CHECKING
Fig.1
Fig.2
TPS: PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
· Magnet should not touch with reed switch
· Gap between Magnet and Reed switch
should not be more than 2.5 mm.
· Movement of accelerator/TPS cable
should be free.
· Greasing on TPS pin at every 5000 Km.
• TPS cable free play -
Zero
• Note : TPS cable free
play should always
be zero.(B)
• Swivel bracket must
rest on stopper as
shown in picture.(c)
• Never foul TPS cable
b y e x t e r n a l
accessories
TPS : SETTING
B
C
• Accelerator cable play : 2 ~ 3 mm (A)
SPARK PLUG : UR 3AC, PRZ
9HC.
SPARK PLUG : 0.6 to 0.7 mm
gap
Replace at every : 10,000Km.
AIR FILTER :
• Clean every 2,500 Km
• Replace every 10,000 Km.
COMPRESSION PRESSURE
2
• Std Limit : 12~14 Kg/cm
2
• Service Limit: 10.5Kg/cm
TAPPET CLEARANCE
• Inlet valve: 0.05 mm
• Exhaust valve: 0.08 mm
CARBURATTOR :
• Idling: 1300 + 150 rpm.
th
• Jet needle 'E' clip position 4
from top.
• Air screw setting: 2.5+1.5 turns
• CO % : 1.5 to 2.5 %.
ENGINE TUNE -UP
0.6 to
0.7MM
A
AA
a. Ensure no fuel leakage through fuel cock,
fuel lines.
b. Ensure free rotation of both wheels.
c. Ensure correct tyre pressure - Front
wheel : 25 PSI, Rear wheel : 28 PSI (Solo)
32 PSI (Pillion)
d. Set control cable free play:
• Clutch lever 2~3 mm.
• Choke Cable 2~3 mm
• Accelerator Cable 2~3 mm
• Front brake lever 2~3 mm.
• Rear brake pedal 20~30 mm.
e. Chain slackness : 30 to 35 mm.
f. Gap between Sensor strip of Magneto
Rotor & Pole of Pick-up coil 0.5~0.7 mm
OTHER MANDATORY CHECKS
12
Air Filter Cleaning Procedure
13
AIR FILTER
CLEANING
STAND
KEROSENE
20W40 ENGINE OIL
KEROSENE
Primary & Secondary Air Foam Filter
Precautions :
1. N e v e r u s e h i g h f l a s h p o i n t
petrochemicals for cleaning air filter
foam.
This increases :
• Possibility of foam catching
flame.
• Poracity & may lead to dust
passing through it inlong term.
2. Don’t twist air filter foam, as it may
lead to tear / bulge.
3. F o a m l u b r i c a t i o n i s u t m o s t
important since dry foam can lead
to dust entry inside engine.
4. Never use other grade oil for
lubrication of the foam.
5. Dry excess amount of oil by cotton
cloth.
6. Replace kerosene and engine oil
after cleaning 20 to 25 foams.
7. In dusty area, increase cleaning
frequency of foam.
1st Stage:
Clean With
Kerosene
Squeeze
2nd Stage:
Clean With
Kerosene Again
Blow Low
Pressure
Compressed Air
3rd Stage:
Dip Into Engine Oil
(20W40)
Squeeze & Remove
Excess Oil
Dry With
Cotton Cloth
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