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Honda V45 Magna 1982, Owner'S Manual

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EMISSION  CONTRO L   SYSTEM  ( U S 

A 

ON LY ) 

• 

Source  of  Emissions 

The  combustion  process  produces  carbon  monoxide  an d  hydrocarbons.  Control of hydro­

carbons  is  very  important  because  under  certain  conditions ,   they  react  to  form  photo-

emical  smong  when  subjected  to  sunligh t .   Carbon  monoxide  does  not  react in  the sa me 

. •  

ay ,  but it is toxic . 

Honda  Motor  Co . ,  Ltd .  utilizes lean carbure tor settings and other  systems  to  reduce carbon 

monoxide  and  hydrocarbons . 

• 

Exhaust  Emission  Control  Syste m 

The  exhaust  emission  control  sy stem  is  composed  of  lean  carburetor  se ttings ,  and  no 

justments  should  be  made  e xcept  idle  speed  adjustment  with  the  throttle  stop scre w .  

1 

h e   exhaust  emission  control  system  i s   separate  from  the  crank case  emission  conrol 

syste m .  

7 7  

Summary of Contents for V45 Magna 1982

Page 1: ...l 4f HOND A Owner s Manu...

Page 2: ...atest product information available at L time of approval for printing HONDA MOTOR CO LTD reserves the right to make tges at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation No part of thi...

Page 3: ...HE MOTORCYCLE Also for your own and your Honda s sake please read all the w ritten material which came with your new Honda These items include Honda Owner s Identification Card Set up and Predelivery...

Page 4: ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fuel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o o 0 o 0 o 25 Idle Speed 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Engine Oil 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 27 Crankcase Breather 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 63...

Page 5: ...see the motorcyclist Make yourself conspicuous to help avoid the accident that wasn t your fault Wear bright or reflective clothing Don t drive in another motorist s blind spot 4 Obey all federal sta...

Page 6: ...ystem becomes very hot during operation and it remains hot after operation Never touch any part of the hot exhaust system Wear cloth ing that fully covers your legs 3 Do not wear loose clothing which...

Page 7: ...70 lbs 1 68 kg the vehicle capacity load Cargo weight alone should not exceed 60 lbs 1 Keep cargo and accessory weight low and close to the center of the motor cycle Load weight equally on both sides...

Page 8: ...mounted fairings can produce aerodynamic forces that cause un stable handling Do not install fairings that decrease cooling air flow to the engine 4 3 Accessories which alter your riding position by...

Page 9: ...Inspect very closely for punctures especially if the tire is not fully inflated I Dry weight kg lbs 219 483 irb weight wet kg Jbs 236 520 1 Gross vehicle weight ratmg kg lbs 404 890 I Vehicle capacity...

Page 10: ...d slip on the rims causing 6 tire deflation Do not install a tube inside a tubeless tire Excessive heat build up may cause the tube to burst resulting in rapid tire deflation Proper wheel balance is n...

Page 11: ...adjust air pressure when the ront fork tubes are cold before riding 1 Valve caps 1 Place the motorcycle on its center stand Do not use the side stand or you will get false pressure readings 2 Remove...

Page 12: ...iding conditions Position I is for light loads and smooth road conditions Positions II to V increase spring preload for a stiffer rear suspension and can be used when the motorcycle is heavily loaded...

Page 13: ...of load or the rider s weight Located on the left side of Position Anti dive damper force I LIGHT ANTI DIVE II MEDIUM III HARD IV MAXIMUM ANTI DIVE 1 Anti dive adjuster the front fork this adjuster ca...

Page 14: ...witch 6 Choke lever 7 Left rear view mirror 8 Clutch fluid reservoir 9 Speedometer 10 Warning and indicator lights 1 1 Coolant temperature gauge 12 Tachometer 13 Front brake fluid reservoir 1 4 Right...

Page 15: ...1 1...

Page 16: ...12 1 Gearshift pedal 2 Footpeg 3 Side stand 4 Center stand 5 Passenger footpeg 6 Final drive gear oil filler cap 7 Helmet holder...

Page 17: ...1 Passenger footpeg 2 Coolant reserve tank 3 Engine o il inspection window 4 Footpeg 5 Brake pedal 6 Engine oil filler cap 13...

Page 18: ...ed by your dealer when ordering replacement parts Record the numbers here for your reference YIN 1 YIN 14 The YIN Vehicle Identification Number I is on the Safety Certification Lave affixed to the lef...

Page 19: ...The engine number 3 is stamped on top of the crankcase ENGINE NO 3 Engine number 1 5...

Page 20: ...ad in miles Canadian model Odometer and tripmeter read in kilo meters 1 Tripmeter 2 Speedometer 3 Odometer 4 Oil pressure warning light 5 Coolant temperature gauge 6 Tail stoplight warning light 7 Fue...

Page 21: ...ts except for occasional flickering warning light red at or near idling speed when engine is warm CAUTION Running the engine with insufficient oil pressure will cause serious engine damage 5 Coolant t...

Page 22: ...pmeter reset Resets tripmeter to zero 0 Turn knob in direction knob shown I I Left turn signal Flashes when the left turn signal operates indicator amber 1 2 High beam indicator Lights when headlight...

Page 23: ...operating temperature is within the white band If the needle enters the red ne stop the engine and check the eserve tank coolant level Read pages 30 3I and do not ride the motorcycle until the proble...

Page 24: ...ock operated For parking the motorcycle near traffic The P parking taillight is on but all other lights are off The engine cannot be started OFF Engine and lights cannot be operated Headlight tailligh...

Page 25: ...our motorcycle is stopped with the ignition switch ON and the engine stop switch OFF the headlight and taillight will still be on resulting in battery dis charge Starter Button The starter button 2 is...

Page 26: ...tch I Select Hi for high beam Lo for low beam Turn Signal Switch 2 Move to L to signal a left turn R to signal a right turn Return to the center off when finished Horn Button 3 Press the button to sou...

Page 27: ...N i l ii M Do not turn the key to LOCK while riding the motorcycle 1 lgntion key A Push in B Turn to LOCK Document Bag The document bag 1 is attached to the right side cover This owner s manual and o...

Page 28: ...Hang your helmet on the holder pin 3 and turn the key counterclockwise Remove the key The helmet holder is designed for use while parking Do not operate the motorcycle with a helmet attached to the h...

Page 29: ...uel ON OFF With the fuel valve set to ON fuel flows to the carburetors only when the engine is being started or is running A dia hragm shuts off fuel flow when the engine is turned off Reserve Fuel Wh...

Page 30: ...g occurs try a different brand of gasoline or a higher octane grade To close the fuel tank cap press the cap into the filler neck until it snaps closer the fuel tank cap locks automatically Remove the...

Page 31: ...ver The oil level 1 Upper level mark 2 Lower level mark 3 Inspection window 4 Wiper should be between the upper 1 and lower 2 level marks If the inside of the window is dirty turn the wiper 4 to clean...

Page 32: ...se of special oil additives is unnecessary and will only increase operat ing expenses CAUTION Engine oil is a major factor affecting the performan ce and service life of the engine Non detergen t vege...

Page 33: ...n level ground 2 Remove the oil filler cap 1 3 Check that the oil level reaches the lower edge of oil cap hole NOTE If the level is low check for leaks Pour fresh oil through the oil filler opening un...

Page 34: ...operating temperatures and provides good corrosion protection A higher concentration of antifreeze de creases the cooling system performance and is recommended only when ad ditional protection against...

Page 35: ...t remove the radiator cap Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot The coolant is under pressure and severe scalding could result Keep hands and clothing away from the cooling fan as it s...

Page 36: ...ge 26 Check for leaks 3 Coolant level add coolant if required Check for leaks pages 30 31 4 Front and rear brakes check opera tion make sure there is no brake fluid leakage Adjust free play if necessa...

Page 37: ...in gear with the clutch disengaged PREPARATION Make sure the transmission is in neutral the engine stop switch is at RUN and the fuel valve is ON Insert the key and turn the ignition switch ON Check...

Page 38: ...lly Closed B 4 If idling is unstable open the throttle slightly High Air Temperature 35 C 9 5 F or above 1 Do not use the choke 2 Open the throttle slightly 3 Start the engine 34 Low Air Temperature l...

Page 39: ...h excess fuel To clear a flooded engine tum the engine stop switch OFF and pull the choke lever back to Fully Closed B Open the throttle fully and crank the engine for 5 seconds Wait 10 seconds then t...

Page 40: ...only during break in but at all times 2 Maximum continuous engine speed during the first 1 000 km 600 miles must not exceed 5 000 rpm 3 Increase the maximum continuous engine speed by 2 000 rpm betwe...

Page 41: ...onditions use these recom mended shift points Shifting Up From I st to 2nd From 2nd to 3rd From 3rd to 4th From 4th to 5th From 5th to O D Shifting Down From OD to 5th From 5th to 4th From 4th t o 3rd...

Page 42: ...drive train could be damaged by overspeed and shock Do not tow the motorcycle or coast for long distan ces while the engine is off The transmission will not be pro perly lubricated and damage may res...

Page 43: ...is motorcycle at high altitude the air fuel mixture becomes overly rich Above 6 500 feet 2 000 m driveability and performance may be reduced and fuel consumption increased See your authorized Honda de...

Page 44: ...e before entering a turn closing the throttle or braking in mid turn may cause wheel slip Wheel slip will reduce control of the motorcycle 40 When riding in wet or rainy con ditions or on loose surfac...

Page 45: ...ON Park the motorcycle on firm level ground to prevent overturning 3 Lock the steering to help prevent theft page 23 NOTE When stopping for a short time near traffic at night the ignition switch may b...

Page 46: ...rate and current 3 Park your motorcycle in a locked garage whenever possible 4 Use an additional anti theft device of good quality 5 Put your name address and phone number in this Owner s Manual and k...

Page 47: ...ove the entire wheel and take it to a qualified repair facility Refer to TIRES on pages 5 6 Because of the critical nature of wheel attachment you should proceed to an authorized Honda dealer as soon...

Page 48: ...ools contained in the kit I0 x 1 2 mm box end wrench I0 x 12 mm open end wrench 1 4 x 1 7 mm open end wrench Pliers 5 mm hex wrench 6 mm hex wrench 8 mm hex wrench No 2 screwdriver No 2 phillips screw...

Page 49: ...ose l Speedometer cable 2 Speedometer cable set screw 4 Remove the front axle holding bolt 5 b y loosening the nut 6 Unscrew and pull out the front axle 7 Remove the front wheel NOTE Do not depress th...

Page 50: ...he caliper over the disc taking care not to damage the brake pads Install the caliper mounting bolts and tighten to the recommended torque 3 0 40 N m 3 0 4 0 kg m 22 29 ft lb Measure the clearance 1 1...

Page 51: ...remove he gauge After installing the wheel apply the brakes several times then recheck both discs for caliper holder to disc clearance Do not operate the motorcycle without adequate clearance I I Clea...

Page 52: ...m 3 3 Remove the cap 4 and brake panel stopper bolt 5 from the swing arm 4 Remove the axle holding bolt 6 1 Adjusting nut 4 Cap 2 Brake rod 5 Stopper bolt 3 Brake arm 6 Axle holding bolt 48 5 Remove t...

Page 53: ...tighten the axle nut to prevent misalignment Torque the following bolts Axle nut torque 5 5 65 N m 5 5 6 5 kg m 40 47 ft lb Axle holding bolt torque 20 30 N m 2 0 3 0 kg m 1 4 2 2 ft lb Brake panel st...

Page 54: ...SA When fre quent fuse failure occurs it usually indicates a short circuit or an overload in the electrical system See your autho rized Honda dealer for repair Main fuse 50 2 Spare main fuse CAUTION T...

Page 55: ...FUSE If SLIDE IMI i IHIH 1 Never use a fuse with a different rating from that specified Serious damage to the electrical system or a five may result causing a dangerous loss of result causing a danger...

Page 56: ...d Honda dealer knows your motorcycel best and is fully equipped to maintain and repair it The scheduled maintenance may also be performed by a qualified service facility that normally does this kind o...

Page 57: ...rts for misa ighnment and damage that you may not be able to detect Stop the engine and support the motorcycle securely on a level surface before performing any maintenance Use new genuine Honda parts...

Page 58: ...CLEARANCE l ENGINE OIL l ENGINE OIL FILTER z CARBU RETO R 0 SYNCHRONIZATION ii Cll CARBURETOR IDLE SPEED i RADIATOR COO LANT l RAD IATOR CORE COOLING SYSTEM HOSES CONNECTIONS 54 A ADJUST L LUB RICATE...

Page 59: ...H SYSTEM I I I I Cl Cl SIDE STAND I 1 I Page 7 1 1 1 SUSPENSION I I I I 2 NUTS BOLTS FASTENERS I I I 1 WHEELS I I I I STEER ING HEAD B EARING I I I I IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY WE RECOMMEND THESE ITEMS...

Page 60: ...cord All scheduled maintenance including the 600 mile 1 000 km break in maintenance is considered a normal owner operating cost and will be charged for by your dealer Detailed rece1pts verifying the p...

Page 61: ...g 1 Cylinder head oil drain plug 2 Engine bottom oil drain plug 3 Sealing washers I To drain the oil remove the oil filler cap cylinder head oil drain plug 1 and engine bottom oil drain plug 2 2 Remov...

Page 62: ...lb 6 Fill the crankcase with approximately 2 9 liters 3 1 US qt of the recom mended oil 5 Oil fil ter rubber seal 58 7 Install the oil filler cap 8 Start the engine and let it idle for 2 3 minutes 9...

Page 63: ...0 8 0 9 mm 0 03 1 0 035 in using a wire type feeler gauge I f ad justment is necessary bend the side electrode 2 carefully 5 With the plug washer attached thread the new spark plugs in by hand to pre...

Page 64: ...ed by look ing directly down through the filler neck into the tank fuel should not cover the top of the tank backbone 1 Filler neck 60 2 Tank backbone JWI ii d Gasoline may leak past the fuel cap if t...

Page 65: ...t 7 6 Install the new element and air cleaner cover 7 Lift the fuel tank up and lower the m _ _ ower the fuel tank back into posi tion 9 Tighten the fixing screw s 3 securely 4 Tank arm 5 Fixing screw...

Page 66: ...retor adjustments includ ing individual carburetor adjustment and synchronization NOTE The engine must be warm for accurate idle speed adjustment Ten minutes of stop and go riding is sufficient I Warm...

Page 67: ...d drain deposits 2 Reinstall the drain plug NOTE Service more frequently when ridden in rain at full throttle or after the motorcycle is washed or overturned Service if the deposit level can be seen i...

Page 68: ...d check that the sealing washer 3 on the drain plug is in good condition and install the drain plug Drain Plug Torque 1 0 1 4 N m 1 0 1 4 kg m 7 1 0 ft lb 3 Fill the final drive with approximately 1 5...

Page 69: ...evel Whenever the level is near the lower level mark 3 on the reservoir fluid must be added Remove the scre ws I reservoir cover 2 and diaphragm Fill the reser voir with DOT 3 B R AKE FLUI D from a ea...

Page 70: ...e brake fluid with care beacuse it can damage paint and instrucmen t lenses Never allow con taminants dirt water etc to enter the clutch reservoir Other Checks Make sure there are no fluid leaks Check...

Page 71: ...authorized Honda dealer for this service Brake Fluid Level I Wl iiiii d Brake fluid may cause irritation A void contact with skin or eyes In case of contact flush thoroughly with water and call a doc...

Page 72: ...upon the severity of usage type of riding and condition of the roads The pads will wear faster on dirty and wet roads Inspect the pads visually from the directior indicated by the arrow 1 during aL re...

Page 73: ...tance the rear brake pedal 3 moves before the brake starts to take hold 1 Stopper bolt 2 Lock nut 3 Rear brake pedal Free play should be 20 30 mm 3 4 1 1 4 in If adjustment is necessary turn the rear...

Page 74: ...ng and fasteners are in good con dition Wear Indicator When the brake is applied an arrow I attached t o the brake arm 2 moves toward a reference mark 3 on the brake panel 4 If the arrow aligns with t...

Page 75: ...wear Replace if wear extends to the wear line I as shown Check the side stand spring for damage and loss of ension and the side stand assembly for ireedom of movement See your autho rized Honda deale...

Page 76: ...reather tube 4 from the battery and unscrew the bolt 5 Pull out the battery and check the electrolyte level The electrolyte level must be maintained between the upper 6 and lower 7 level mrks on the s...

Page 77: ...6 Upper level mark 8 Filler caps 7 Lower level mark Batteries produce explosive gases Keep sparks flames and cigarettes away Ventilate when charging or using in enclosed space Alwyas shield eyes when...

Page 78: ...nstruments Clu tch Master Cylinder Handlebar Muf fler Ou tlets switches Under Fuel Tank Under Seat I After cleaning rinse the motorcycle thoroughly with plenty of clean water Strong detergent residue...

Page 79: ...tion 3 Drain the fuel tank and carburetors Spray the inside of the tank with an aerosol rust inhibiting oil Reinstall the fuel cap on the tank Gasoline is flammable and is explosive under certain cond...

Page 80: ...a minimum of daily temperature variation Do not store the motorcycle in direct sunlight 76 REMOVAL FROM STORAGE I Uncover and clean the motorcycle Change the engine oil if more than 4 months have pass...

Page 81: ...bon monoxide does not react in the same ay but it is toxic Honda Motor Co Ltd utilizes lean carburetor settings and other systems to reduce carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons Exhaust Emission Control Sy...

Page 82: ...ne is equipped with a closed crankcase system to prevent discharging crankcase emissions into the atmosphere Blow by gas is returned to the combustion chamber through the air cleaner and the carbureto...

Page 83: ...lowing symptoms have the vehicle inspected and repaired by your local Honda Motorcycle Dealer Symptoms Hard starting o r stalling after starting Rough idle 3 Misfiring or backfiring during acceleratio...

Page 84: ...con ditions of loading The information presented represents results obtainable by skilled riders under controlled road and vehicle conditions and the information may not be correct under other condit...

Page 85: ...ine oil Final drive gear oil Fuel tank Fuel reserve Cooling system capacity L Vehicle capacity load 2 1 90 mm 8 6 2 in 8 5 0 mm 3 3 5 in 1 1 9 5 mm 47 0 in I 5 4 0 mm 60 6 in 1 65 mm 6 5 in 2 1 9 kg 4...

Page 86: ...Spark plug type Standard DPR8EA 9 NGK X24EPR U9 ND For cold climate DPR7 EA 9 NGK Below 5 C 4 1o F X 2 2EPR U9 ND For extended DPR9EA 9 NGK high speed riding X27EPR U9 ND Spark plug gap 0 8 0 9 mm 0 0...

Page 87: ...Tire size front I I 0 90 1 8 61 H TUB E L E S S Tire size rear 1 30 90 1 6 67 H TUBELESS POWER TRANSMISSION Primary reduction 1 7 3 7 Secondary reduction 1 1 88 Gear ratio I st 2 294 2nd 1 6 1 9 3rd 1...

Page 88: ...5 4 5 W Tail stoplight l 2V 3 3 2 cp SAE NO 1 1 57 Turn signal light l 2V 3 2 cp SAE NO FRONT 1034 REAR 1073 Instrument lights l 2V 3 0W Neutral indicator light l 2V 3 0W Turn signal indicator light 1...

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