Installation instructions for Honda CB 750 K RC01 [all construction years] - gas trains - reinforced version

• Step 1: Preparation
• Step 2: Remove gas trains
• Step 3: attach increased gas trains
• Step 4: make settings
• Step 5: Carry out the test drive
• Step 6: completion and care

Step 1: Preparation

Before you start replacing the gas trains, make sure you have all the necessary tools and materials. This includes new reinforced gas trains, wrenches, a screwdriver, pliers and possibly a workbench for better handling of the parts.

Step 2: Remove gas trains

Open the Honda CB 750 K RC01 cladding to get access to the gas trains. Loosen the screws of the gas pulling holder and carefully pull out the old gas trains. Make sure to notice the position of the trains to correctly attach the new ones.

Step 3: attach increased gas trains

Take the new reinforced gas trains and introduce them to the same places where the old trains were removed. Make sure that you are properly inserted into the brackets and that no twists or kinks arise.

Step 4: make settings

Check the settings of the gas trains. Make sure you have the right tension. This can be done by adjusting the adjustment screws on the carburetor side. A correct setting is crucial for a smooth gas acceptance.

Step 5: Carry out the test drive

Start the Honda CB 750 K RC01 and let the engine run idle. Test the throttle acceptance by pressing the gas. Make sure that the gas trains work gently and without resistance. Perform a short test drive to check the functionality.

Step 6: completion and care

After you have completed the test drive, check the settings of the gas trains again. Clean the area around the gas trains and the carburetor to avoid dirt accumulation. Make sure you smear the trains regularly to extend your lifespan.

How often should the gas trains be changed?

Gas trains should usually be changed every 2-3 years, depending on the use and driving conditions. Pay attention to signs of wear such as cracks or difficulties when accelerating.

Can I change the gas trains myself?

Yes, changing the gas trains is a relatively simple task that you can carry out yourself if you have basic mechanical skills. Simply follow the instructions to facilitate the process.