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SERVICE INTERVALS
The service meter is the most reliable method of determining service intervals. The service meter shows the total
number of units your engine has run. Perform the maintenance at multiple intervals of units shown. For example when
the service meter shows "100" on the dial, all items listed under "EVERY 10 SERVICE METER UNITS" should be
serviced now for the tenth time, and all items under "EVERY 50 SERVICE METER UNITS" should be serviced for the
second time.
If your engine does not have a service meter, use the calendar interval. These figures are based on a 10 hour day
and a 2000 hour year. If your operation differs from these limits, base your service intervals on actual running time.
Keep an accurate record of operating time.
Items which do not pertain to your engine may be lined out to customize your charts.
SERVICE ITEMS AND PROCEDURES
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FREQUENTLY DURING OPERATION
Check oil pressure gauge reading.
Observe all gauge readings. Note any change
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Check water temperature gauge reading.
from the NORMAL reading and determine
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Check ammeter reading.
the cause. Have necessary repairs made.
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EVERY 10 SERVICE METER UNITS OR DAILY
Check crankcase oil level.
Maintain between ADD and FULL mark
CD or CC
on dipstick.
Fill fuel supply tank after stopping.
See "Key to Fuels, Lube & Water", Pg. 9
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15
Check engine coolant level.
Maintain level 1/2" below fill pipe.
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Check clutch adjustment.
Should engage with distinct snap.
EVERY 50 SERVICE METER UNITS OR WEEKLY
Check electrolyte level of battery cells.
Fill only with make-up water, See "Key to
Fuels, Lubricants and Water", Pg. 9
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EVERY 100 SERVICE METER UNITS OR 2 WEEKS
Check inlet and exhaust valve lash. (See
Initial adjustment for new and
Note 4)
reconditioned engines only.
See valve lash setting, Pg. 10
Lubricate flywheel clutch lever bearings.
2 fittings - 2 strokes
MPGM
EVERY 150 SERVICE METER UNITS OR 3 WEEKS
Change engine oil and oil filter. (See Note 2)
Drain and refill. Refill capacity 12 qts.
CC
(11.5 ltrs.)
(See
Note 1)
Change air cleaner elements. (See Note 3)
Install a new or a cleaned element.
Check fan and drive belt wear and tension.
Maintain belt tension as indicated in chart
Check flywheel clutch oil level.
Keep at proper level.
CD or CC
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