TOURATECH CRF1000L Suspension Cartridge Kit Instruction Manual
- June 11, 2024
- Touratech
Table of Contents
TOURATECH CRF1000L Suspension Cartridge Kit
SYMBOLS
- Caution
- Note
- Warning
- Liquid
- Torque
- Template
- 2 Persons
- Original motorcycle part
INSTRUCTION
These instructions are written based on our current state of knowledge. Information is provided without any guarantee as to its accuracy. Subject to technical modifications.
- The order of assembly steps must be followed.
- Touratech accepts no liability for incorrectly fitted parts and resulting material damage or personal injury!
- Please observe applicable road vehicle (construction and use) regulations as well as EC/ECE Directives and applicable laws in your country. If parts are fitted which require inspection and/or approval after fitting, take your vehicle to a testing station immediately and have the vehicle papers updated.
- Check and if necessary tighten all bolted connections after 50 km.
- Standard tightening torques in Nm for bolted connections with strength class 8.8.
- For special tightening torques refer to your specialist workshop!
- Please take into account that fitting panniers, crash bars, foot peg lowering kits (rider and pillion), Kickstand enlargement plate, front spoilers and engine guards may restrict the bike’s lean angle!
- If modifications are made to the fairing, stem, handlebar, fairing parts, etc., ensure that electrical wiring, brake lines, accelerator and clutch cables are refitted correctly.
- Check clearance, both sides with full steering lock.
- Always disconnect the battery when working on the electrics!
- We recommend cutting the protective film to size and applying it to impact areas that are likely to be chipped by stones.
- Work on the brake system and suspension should always be carried out by a specialist workshop.
- The maximum load on luggage racks is 5 kg! Luggage racks Zega Pro TC is 10 kg!
- If other original accessories or aftermarket accessories are used, ensure clearance, and fitment and do not come into contact with other parts!
- Apply conventional lubricant to stainless steel bolts prior to assembly.
- PDF titting instructions also can be downloaded from the Touratech webshop.
Mounting instructions
Step-by-step instructions:
- Disassemble the fork legs from the fork clamp. (Figs. 1 + 2)
- Open the cap of the original fork. (Fig. 4)
- Remove the original fork springs and the spacers. (Fig. 5)
- Disassemble and remove the serial cartridge from the fork. (Fig. 5) “ Attention: the original fastening screws will be used again.”
- Completely drain the oil in the fork from the fork stanchions.
- Remove the cap on the Touratech Suspension Closed Cartridge. Disassemble the spring and the bush. (Fig. 6)
- Slide the outer fork tube down all the way. (to the stop on the fork leg)
- Insert the Touratech Suspension Closed Cartridge into the fork tube and fasten the Touratech Suspension Closed Cartridge with the screw M 12 x 30 x 1 .5 (Fig. 7)
- Fill approx. 250ml of fork oil (Motorex SAE 15) into the fork tube, slide the outer tube upwards and downwards several times to ensure lubrication of the sliding bushes.
- Push the piston rod of the Touratech Suspension Closed Cartridge in completely. At the end of the piston travel, the “hydraulic end stop” creates noticeable resistance. (Fig. 8)
- Fill the fork tube with the supplied oil (Motorex SAE 15) with the air chamber quoted here. 12.) You can also use the “optional” oil level assembly tool (01-058-0250-0) here for adjusting the air chamber.
- Now assemble the fork spring, the spacers and the cap on the Touratech Suspension Closed Cartridge. Use the supplied fork tool for hand-tightening the cap.
- Push the fork tube upwards and screw the cap and outer tube together with the supplied
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