Manuel d'entretien et d'utilisation
user maintenance guide
MAN_Furia_GB_01
Страница 1: ...Manuel d entretien et d utilisation user maintenance guide MAN_Furia_GB_01...
Страница 2: ...d tail En cas de probl me ou pour toute question concernant votre kart veuillez vous adresser votre distributeur ou repr sentant local ou bien la soci t Sodikart Foreword This document is based on the...
Страница 3: ...ont wheel alignment 20 5 2 7 Adjustment of tie rods 21 5 3 Adjustment of rear wheels 22 5 3 1 Adjustment of hubs 22 5 3 2 Position of rear axle 22 5 3 3 Type of axle 22 5 4 Adjustment of seat 23 6 Mai...
Страница 4: ...cts Replace by new parts O rings self locking nuts split pins circlips and other specific parts after every disassembly Clean the contact areas from any trace of material before reassembling the parts...
Страница 5: ...throttle and do not pass This flag will be used in combination with the warning lights along the track Red flag Trouble on the track Drive slowly Drive to Pit Lane immediately Checkered flag The drivi...
Страница 6: ...6 1 12 3 Legend 1 Frame pre equipped 2 Spoiler 3 Spoiler brackets 4 Nassau panel 5 Fuel tank 6 Steering wheel 7 Rims 8 Left side pod 9 Right side pod 10 Left side pod bracket 111 Right side pod brack...
Страница 7: ...wrench 10 OU912 001 5 T shaped socket wrench 11 OU912 002 5 T shaped socket wrench 13 OU912 003 6 Torque wrench OU914 012 7 Brake bleeding system OU951 002 8 Socket set 1 2 22 pcs OU914 017 9 Socket...
Страница 8: ...Positioning of the safety brake cable 1 2 Legend 1 Safety cable 2 Brake rod Always fit the safety cable clips 1 under the staples of the brake rod 2 1 2 Legend 1 Spring clip 2 Plastic collar Rilsan S...
Страница 9: ...of the steering column and steering wheel Step 1 1 Legend 1 Screw nut Tighten the nut 1 Tighten the assembly See chapter standard settings for the assemblies dimensions which correspond to the standar...
Страница 10: ...g system can lead to accidents Systematically check the tightening of the system and its adjustment 3 5 Assembly of the seat See chapter standard settings for the assemblies dimensions which correspon...
Страница 11: ...ide pod support 2 Tighten the side pod 1 with the screws 3 and nuts 4 Step 2 1 3 2 2 3 Legend 1 Side pod support 2 Screw 3 Nut Place the side pod support 1 on the frame Tighten with the screws 2 and t...
Страница 12: ...g 3 Screw 4 Nut Place the spoiler upper support 1 on the outer face of the lug 2 Tighten with the screws 3 and the nuts 4 Step 7 2 1 3 1 5 4 5 Legend 1 Mounting flange spoiler 2 Upper support 3 Lower...
Страница 13: ...1 1 2 Legend 1 Mounting kit 2 Bumper support 3 Tube chassis Assemble the mounting kit 1 with the element of the bumper support 2 Mount the assembly in the tube chassis 3 tighten with the screw of the...
Страница 14: ...d visor Refer to CIK FIA regulations Compulsory Suit CIK FIA level 1 or level 2 approved Compulsory Gloves Compulsory Neck protection CIK FIA approved Compulsory Rib protection fitting pilot s size an...
Страница 15: ...6 mm A 10 mm B 4 mm Front tracking width A B A 5 rings inside 25 mm B 60 mm A 8 rings inside 40 mm B 60 mm Rear tracking width A A 1110 mm 1120 mm A 1100 mm 1110 mm Rear axle position A B C B Medium B...
Страница 16: ...tie rods ends 1 2 B A 3 4 A 2 A 2 Position of seat B A A Lower face of the tubes 2 sprocket 8 mm B 855 mm 10 mm A Lower face of the tubes 2 sprocket 8 mm B 855 mm 10 mm These adjustments are given fo...
Страница 17: ...nt is narrows the easier the steering is easy If you wish increase the grip of front it suffice to increase the width of the front with spacers Dry track A B It is advisable to adjust the front with a...
Страница 18: ...The mark is positioned on the opposite side of the screw Towards the rear of the chassis Adjustment of the caster Low 1 Front Rear 1 1 1 1 Eccentrics on top The mark is positioned on the opposite sid...
Страница 19: ...the outside of the chassis Camber More negative Front Rear 1 1 Eccentrics at the bottom The mark is positioned towards the inside of the chassis Standard adjustment 1 Lower eccentrics place in negati...
Страница 20: ...isk 2 Tie rod nut and lock nut 3 Steering wheel in straight position 4 Maximum steering angle position 5 Steering wheel fully turned position Place the kart on a trolley Place the front wheel alignmen...
Страница 21: ...al on each side Recommended setting on a wet track 7 mm opening B A 7mm Make sure the dimensions C are equal on each side Remove the front wheel alignment disk 1 Do not forget to tighten the 2 lock nu...
Страница 22: ...ear tracking width is measured from the outside of the rims left and right A wider rear tracking width tends to increase sliding Too narrow a rear tracking width may lead to a bumpy chassis Badly tigh...
Страница 23: ...ange a little Compared to the standard position Cf chap 3 5 moving the seat has the following effects 1 2 4 3 1 Seat moved forward Gives more grip on the front wheels more sliding of the rear wheels A...
Страница 24: ...or product references Use PFG110 grease to install the seals visit the ITAKA site for product catalogue numbers Brake fluid TYP200 Ref LU842 010 The TYP200 brake fluid has been designed for racing use...
Страница 25: ...m As soon as required Checking the brake fluid level X Replacing the brake fluid X Checking the brake pads for wear X Replacing the brake pads X Checking for leaks in the hose X Checking the condition...
Страница 26: ...wear before every start up Never drive with excessively worn pads minimum thickness of pads for D24 2 piston calipers 6 mm The brake is an essential safety element If the braking system is defective...
Страница 27: ...es Retighten the calliper bleed screws 1 remove the pipes and reapply the protective cap Niveau Max Max Level Top up the fluid in the master cylinder to its maximum level and retighten the cap 2 and t...
Страница 28: ...y products to clean the callipers and brake discs If WD 40 or a similar cleaning product is splashed on the brake disc or calliper braking will be less efficient or possibly totally ineffective for a...
Страница 29: ...with the cap Disconnect the yoke by removing the two mounting screws 7 9 10 Legend 9 Piston 10 Gasket Remove the piston 9 and the seal 10 from each half calliper 11 13 12 Legend 11 Snap ring 12 Pisto...
Страница 30: ...at the bases of the grooves 16 are clean Place the O rings 10 in position in the grooves 16 Place the pistons 9 in position Apply the same procedure for the second half calliper 7 6 Loctite 221 8 Nm 1...
Страница 31: ...4 from the master cylinder 7 6 5 Legend 5 Piston 6 Gasket 7 Seal Remove the gasket 6 and the seal 7 Clean the body of the master cylinder Do not use WD40 or other greasy products to clean the master D...
Страница 32: ...Tyres 6 3 1 Tyres change 3 6 4 5 2 1 Legend 1 Rim 2 Tyre 3 Direction of rotation 4 Inflation system 5 Grease 6 Tyre iron Place the kart on a trolley Place the wheel on a tyre remover OU942 002 Take t...
Страница 33: ...ol of the kart This may lead to a serious or even fatal injury Too much grip reduces the stability of the kart under impact and lead to a tendency to go on two wheels It also increases the risk of rid...
Страница 34: ...ake pads are correctly fitted and do not fall below the minimum thickness of 6 mm Lining Steel support Brake hoses must not show any leaks at connection points Replace if damaged 7 Trouble shooting 7...
Страница 35: ...3 D Diaphragm 27 Disc 26 E Eccentric 18 19 F Fastener clip 9 Frame 6 Fuel tank 6 8 G Gasket 29 30 31 Grease 24 H Hub 22 M Manometer 7 Mounting kit 13 N Nassau 6 8 11 13 O O ring 29 P Pad 26 Piston 29...
Страница 36: ...sure start Wheel unit width Pressure arrival Lap Partial 1 Partial 2 Partial 3 Partial 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Notes ENGINE Carburator type Adjustments Exhaust type Gear ratio Length Chain length CHASS...
