Step 1: Necessary tools and materials

Before you start, make sure you have the following tools and materials on hand:

Step 2: Prepare motorcycle

Place the motorcycle on a flat surface and secure it with a motorcycle stand. Separate the battery to avoid short circuits.

Step 3: Remove old choke train

Open the cladding of the motorcycle to get access to the choke train. Loosen the screws that attach the old choke train to the carburetor or engine side and carefully pull it out.

Step 4: Install new chief train

Take the new choke train and guide it through the same brackets and connections as the old one. Make sure that he sits properly and is tightly dressed.

Step 5: Functional test

Before you put the cladding back on, test the new choke train. Use the choke and watch whether it stands up properly and closes the carburetor opening.

Step 6: completion and care

After you have made sure that the choke train works perfectly, put the cladding back on and close the battery. Clean the area around the choke train and apply some lubricant to the moving parts.

How often should the choke train be waited?

It is recommended to check the choke train annually, especially before the motorcycle season begins.

What to do when the choke train is stuck?

When the choke train is stuck, check the fastenings and lubrication first. If everything is fine, the train could be damaged and should be replaced.

Honda CB 900 F2 SC09 [all construction years] - choke train - increased execution

Price: 35.00 €