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CHAP.1 FOREWORD

Summary of Contents for 350D

Page 1: ...tion including suggestions warnings and cautions which are necessary for you to become familiar with the vehicle and to appreciate its features capabilities and limitations in order to ensure a safe r...

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Page 3: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 4: ...Residual risks 20 2 6 Liability and limitations of use 21 2 7 Unauthorised modification 21 Cap 03 Handling and trasportation Cap 03 Handling and trasportation Cap 03 Handling and trasportation Cap 03...

Page 5: ...ti trasmission 44 4 25 Hydraulic tilting system HTS 45 4 26 Shock absorber adjustment 46 Cap 05 Riding the vehicle Cap 05 Riding the vehicle Cap 05 Riding the vehicle Cap 05 Riding the vehicle Cap 05...

Page 6: ...Scheduled maintenance 76 6 19 Extraordinary maintenance 78 6 20 Accessories and spare parts 78 6 21 Troubleshooting guide 79 6 22 Tyre puncture 80 6 23 Cleaning the vehicle 80 6 24 Recommended produc...

Page 7: ...CHAP 1 FOREWORD CHAP 1 FOREWORD CHAP 1 FOREWORD CHAP 1 FOREWORD CHAP 1 FOREWORD...

Page 8: ...allow you to operate your vehicle safely and to avoid injuries to yourself and your passengers It also includes descriptions of the main maintenance operations and of the required regular inspections...

Page 9: ...utline of contents UNI 11083 2003 Technical documentation Guidelines for the preparation of user and training guides UNI TS 1192 2006 Technical documentation Life cycle models and document allocation...

Page 10: ...anufacturer and technical services 1 3 Manufacturer and technical services 1 3 Manufacturer and technical services 1 3 Manufacturer and technical services Quadro Quadro Quadro Quadro Quadro Vehicles S...

Page 11: ...CHAP 2 WARNINGS AND SAFETY CHAP 2 WARNINGS AND SAFETY CHAP 2 WARNINGS AND SAFETY CHAP 2 WARNINGS AND SAFETY CHAP 2 WARNINGS AND SAFETY...

Page 12: ...HEALTH SAFETY HEALTH SAFETY Failure to comply with the instructions marked with this symbol may lead to severe injuries PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMENT PRESERVING THE ENVIRONMEN...

Page 13: ...AR PROTECTIVE CLOTHES WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHES WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHES WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHES Failure to comply with the instructions marked with this symbol may result in extreme danger to people WEA...

Page 14: ...e leaks may ignite Ensure that the fuelling area is completely dry before starting the engine Do not start the engine indoors exhaust gases are highly toxic and can cause loss of consciousness or even...

Page 15: ...nents and ensure that the safety devices work correctly before riding If necessary have the vehicle inspected by qualified service personnel Do not start the vehicle at full throttle as this may lead...

Page 16: ...you in order to increase your speed do not stand up or stretch Do not ride in the slipstream of vehicles ahead of you in order to increase your speed do not stand up or stretch Do not ride in the sli...

Page 17: ...ally inspect the levels of oils fuel and coolant Use exclusively products of the recommended Periodically inspect the levels of oils fuel and coolant Use exclusively products of the recommended Period...

Page 18: ...regulations it is forbidden to carry children under 5 years of age According to the current regulations it is forbidden to carry children under 5 years of age According to the current regulations it...

Page 19: ...d dry paying particular attention in ensuring that any oil stains are removed Never insert limbs or fingers inside any of the uncovered openings of the vehicle Do not use fuel or flammable solvents as...

Page 20: ...rotection from the or remove any protection from the or remove any protection from the or remove any protection from the or remove any protection from the vehicle or its warning labels and plates vehi...

Page 21: ...eration causing malfunction or accidents warranty may affect its operation causing malfunction or accidents warranty may affect its operation causing malfunction or accidents Extraordinary maintenance...

Page 22: ...22 WARNINGS AND SAFETY WARNINGS AND SAFETY WARNINGS AND SAFETY WARNINGS AND SAFETY WARNINGS AND SAFETY...

Page 23: ...CAP 3 HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION...

Page 24: ...ially dangerous out of the reach of children as these are potentially dangerous out of the reach of children as these are potentially dangerous out of the reach of children as these are potentially da...

Page 25: ...CHAP 4 VEHICLE DESCRIPTION...

Page 26: ...d for the transportation of a rider and a passenger This vehicle has been certified for road use and for the transportation of a rider and a passenger Using this vehicle in any way other than that int...

Page 27: ...the influence of alcohol or drugs Ride your vehicle if you are under 18 years of age or do not fulfil your local requirements Use non original spare parts Have unauthorised personnel performing maint...

Page 28: ...CATIONS 4 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 4 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPT...

Page 29: ...permissible mass Technically permissible mass Kg 480 Fuel tank Fuel tank Fuel tank Fuel tank capacity capacity capacity capacity l 13 0 Fuel Fuel Fuel Fuel Reserve Reserve Reserve Reserve capacity cap...

Page 30: ...ine oil Engine oil l SAE 10W 60 API SJ 1 7 l Transmission Transmission Transmission Transmission Centrifugal dry clutch V Belt CVT Continuous Variable Transmission Final drive Final drive Final drive...

Page 31: ...Low Beam 12V 35 35W Tail Brake Light Tail Brake Light Tail Brake Light Tail Brake Light 12V LED Direction Indicator Lights Direction Indicator Lights Direction Indicator Lights Direction Indicator Li...

Page 32: ...ICO GENERALE SCHEMA ELETTRICO GENERALE SCHEMA ELETTRICO GENERALE SCHEMA ELETTRICO GENERALE SCHEMA ELETTRICO GENERALE VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEHICLE DESCRIPTION VEH...

Page 33: ...3 43 43 43 43 Sensor 44 44 44 44 44 Sensor engine coolant 45 45 45 45 45 Fuel iniection 46 46 46 46 46 Valve idle air control 47 47 47 47 47 Fuelpump 48 48 48 48 48 Switch topple over 49 49 49 49 49 S...

Page 34: ...Left hand View Left hand View 12 12 12 12 12 Left handlebar switches 13 13 13 13 13 Tank filler cap 14 14 14 14 14 Seat 15 15 15 15 15 Fuse box 16 16 16 16 16 Rear luggage rack 17 17 17 17 17 Airbox...

Page 35: ...gauge Cooling liquid temperature gauge 3 3 3 3 3 Speedometer 4 4 4 4 4 Unit of measure km h mph 5 5 5 5 5 Odometer Trip meters 6 6 6 6 6 Adjust button 7 7 7 7 7 Select button toggle through fuel and...

Page 36: ...Horn button 9 When the horn button is pushed with the ignition switch turned to the ON ON ON ON ON position the horn will sound Direction indicators switch 10 Direction indicators switch 10 Direction...

Page 37: ...rates the electric starter For the starter to operate the ignition switch must be turned to the ON ON ON ON ON position and the front brake lever must be pulled to the handlebar Fig 06_04 Fig 06_04 Fi...

Page 38: ...CH IGNITION SWITCH IGNITION SWITCH IGNITION SWITCH The ignition switch is located at the centre of the inner leg shield and is a 5 position key operated switch By rotating the key it is possible to tu...

Page 39: ...city approx 3 l ONLY USE UNLEADED FUEL WITH A MINIMUM OCTANE ONLY USE UNLEADED FUEL WITH A MINIMUM OCTANE ONLY USE UNLEADED FUEL WITH A MINIMUM OCTANE ONLY USE UNLEADED FUEL WITH A MINIMUM OCTANE ONLY...

Page 40: ...full face helmets The helmet compartment can fit two full face helmets To close the seat proceed as follows n Lower the seat and press down at the rear to engage in the seat lock 4 17 FRONT 4 17 FRON...

Page 41: ...ASE An approved top case B B B B B may be fitted to the vehicle for greater loading capacity When installing the top case you must use the mounting plate D provided and follow the enclosed fitting ins...

Page 42: ...ty punishable by law and your vehicle s warranty punishable by law and your vehicle s warranty punishable by law and your vehicle s warranty punishable by law and your vehicle s warranty will become v...

Page 43: ...nst walls or road signs Do not lean the vehicle against walls or road signs Do not lean the vehicle against walls or road signs Do not lean the vehicle against walls or road signs A T T E N T I O N A...

Page 44: ...hill start or when queuing up in In the event of a hill start or when queuing up in In the event of a hill start or when queuing up in In the event of a hill start or when queuing up in In the event...

Page 45: ...raulic Tilting System HTS HTS HTS HTS HTS is fitted to the front wheels allowing them to tilt or bank simultaneously and trail independently Compared to the various mechanical systems currently on the...

Page 46: ...med parts of the cylinders periodically and Clean the chromed parts of the cylinders periodically and Clean the chromed parts of the cylinders periodically and Clean the chromed parts of the cylinders...

Page 47: ...CHAP 5 RIDING THE VEHICLE CHAP 5 RIDING THE VEHICLE CHAP 5 RIDING THE VEHICLE CHAP 5 RIDING THE VEHICLE CHAP 5 RIDING THE VEHICLE...

Page 48: ...E N T I O N 5 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 5 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 5 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 5 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS 5 1 PRELIMINARY CHECKS Fig 01_05 Fig 01_05 Fig 01_05 Fig 01_05 Fig 01_05 RIDING THE VEHICLE RID...

Page 49: ...ent resulting in serious may lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in serious may lead to loss of control and an accident resulting in serious may lead to loss of control and an accident r...

Page 50: ...on this occur do not attempt to restart it Turn the ignition switch to the OFF position and refill the fuel tank as switch to the OFF position and refill the fuel tank as switch to the OFF position an...

Page 51: ...res material or body parts The high temperature can cause fires material or body parts The high temperature can cause fires material or body parts The high temperature can cause fires material or body...

Page 52: ...I O N A T T E N T I O N RIDING THE VEHICLE RIDING THE VEHICLE RIDING THE VEHICLE RIDING THE VEHICLE RIDING THE VEHICLE Fig 04_08 Fig 04_08 Fig 04_08 Fig 04_08 Fig 04_08 Fig 04_09 Fig 04_09 Fig 04_09 F...

Page 53: ...500 to 1 000 km 600 miles do not exceed of throttle and limit your speed to 100 km h 60 mph Engine speed must be varied constantly and it must not be allowed to remain constant for a long period of t...

Page 54: ...aking system Clean all brake discs frequently if you ride over dusty muddy or snowy roads Do not adjust the rear view mirrors while riding as this may result in the loss of control of the vehicle Neve...

Page 55: ...CHAP 6 VEHICLE CHAP 6 VEHICLE CHAP 6 VEHICLE CHAP 6 VEHICLE CHAP 6 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE...

Page 56: ...ciency and longevity of your vehicle strictly depend Do not neglect maintenance as the efficiency and longevity of your vehicle strictly depend Do not neglect maintenance as the efficiency and longevi...

Page 57: ...any item that may cause injury watches bracelets rings etc Wear appropriate clothing overalls or shirts with elastic cuffs or roll up your shirt sleeves up to prevent them from getting entangled Wear...

Page 58: ...longed or repeated contact with engine oil can lead Prolonged or repeated contact with engine oil can lead Prolonged or repeated contact with engine oil can lead Prolonged or repeated contact with eng...

Page 59: ...ngine damage If the low oil pressure oil will cause engine damage If the low oil pressure oil will cause engine damage If the low oil pressure indicator remains on stop the engine immediately indicato...

Page 60: ...orised service operations performed by an authorised service operations performed by an authorised service centre or qualified personnel centre or qualified personnel centre or qualified personnel cen...

Page 61: ...er away n Unscrew the drain plug 2 store the washer away and drain all oil n Refit and tighten the drain plug 2 and using a syringe fill up to the correct level with the recommended oil type Final dri...

Page 62: ...pap 2 2 2 2 2 from the plug s terminal see fig 10_06 n Remove the park plug 3 3 3 3 3 using a box spanner see fig 11_06 n Clean off any dirt and carbon residue from the spark plug Check the spark gap...

Page 63: ...E N T I O N Position a suitable container directly underneath the airbox Remove the circlip shown in the figure Remove the cap T T T T T and empty out all oil which has accumulated inside it Dispose...

Page 64: ...I N G W A R N I N G W A R N I N G A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N When removing the battery the engine must When removing the battery the engi...

Page 65: ...battery Only use a suitable charger Do not attempt to remove the cell caps as this may damage the battery Do not attempt to remove the cell caps as this may damage the battery Do not attempt to remove...

Page 66: ...to the fuse box turn the ignition switch to the seat opening position lift the seat and remove the helmet compartment A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N...

Page 67: ...E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N This operation should be carried out more This operation should be carried out more This operation should be carried out more This op...

Page 68: ...rised service centre or qualified personnel service centre or qualified personnel service centre or qualified personnel service centre or qualified personnel service centre or qualified personnel W A...

Page 69: ...ol down before carrying out any Let the engine cool down before carrying out any Let the engine cool down before carrying out any Let the engine cool down before carrying out any maintenance operation...

Page 70: ...the engine is still hot filler cap when the engine is still hot filler cap when the engine is still hot filler cap when the engine is still hot filler cap when the engine is still hot 6 13 BRAKE FLUID...

Page 71: ...e that the brake discs are not worn and or greasy Always ensure that the brake discs are not worn and or greasy Always ensure that the brake discs are not worn and or greasy Always ensure that the bra...

Page 72: ...s is significantly The longevity of brake pads is significantly The longevity of brake pads is significantly reduced by dust mud etc reduced by dust mud etc reduced by dust mud etc reduced by dust mud...

Page 73: ...disc damaging the disc contact with the brake disc damaging the disc contact with the brake disc damaging the disc A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I O N A T T E N T I...

Page 74: ...replace the high low beam light bulbs please contact your nearest Authorised Service Centre If you have the necessary tools and knowledge to carry out these operations yourself you will find a detail...

Page 75: ...Before carrying out any of the operations described Before carrying out any of the operations described Before carrying out any of the operations described Before carrying out any of the operations d...

Page 76: ...e to ensure your warranty remains on time to ensure your warranty remains on time to ensure your warranty remains valid valid valid valid valid For any further information concerning warranty procedur...

Page 77: ...A I A Air Filter 66 I C I C I C I C I Spark Plug 62 I C I C C Brake Pad s 72 I I C I C I C I C I C I C I C I C Brake Fluid Level 70 I R I R I R I R I R I R I R I R C Coolant Level 69 I R I R I R I R I...

Page 78: ...your vehicle as it leaves the factory your vehicle as it leaves the factory your vehicle as it leaves the factory your vehicle as it leaves the factory The use of non original spare parts renders the...

Page 79: ...nAuthorisedServiceCentreforthereplacement C ContactanAuthorisedServiceCentre D Replacewornpads E ContactanAuthorisedServiceCentre High noise levels A Excessive wear of bearings B Damaged exhaust C Cyl...

Page 80: ...icle the brake discs and pads may come into contact with water and When cleaning the vehicle the brake discs and pads may come into contact with water and When cleaning the vehicle the brake discs and...

Page 81: ...S THIS MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT THE HANDLING AND STABILITY OF THE ABOVE AS THIS MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT THE HANDLING AND STABILITY OF THE ABOVE AS THIS MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT THE HANDLING AND STABILITY OF THE...

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Page 84: ...ng the lever in order to prevent any damage to the tilting mechanism as a result of the tensions within the system Turn the handlebar fully to the left then rotate the ignition key to the lock positio...

Page 85: ...area Seal the container in injuries or even death Store the vehicle in a well ventilated area Seal the container in injuries or even death Store the vehicle in a well ventilated area Seal the containe...

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Page 87: ...CHAP 8 CHAP 8 CHAP 8 CHAP 8 CHAP 8 DISMANTLINGAND DISMANTLINGAND DISMANTLINGAND DISMANTLINGAND DISMANTLINGAND DISPOSAL DISPOSAL DISPOSAL DISPOSAL DISPOSAL...

Page 88: ...ves and safety shoes You must also be in good health protective clothes gloves and safety shoes You must also be in good health and are not under the influence of alcohol or any other drugs and are no...

Page 89: ...ith the law When disposing of the vehicle the user is obliged to destroy all identification plates and relative documentation DECOMMISSIONIG AND DISPOSAL DECOMMISSIONIG AND DISPOSAL DECOMMISSIONIG AND...

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