Step 1: Preparation

Before starting work, make sure that you have all the tools you need on hand: wrenches, pliers, and the new reinforced choke train. Park the motorcycle on a stable surface and pull off the ignition key.

Step 2: disassembly of the old choke train

Open the motorcycle cladding to get access to the chief train. Loosen the screws that attach the old choke train and carefully pull it out. Make sure not to damage any other components.

Step 3: Installation of the new choke train

Take the new reinforced choke train and introduce it to the same place where the old choke train was. Make sure that all brackets and fastenings are attached correctly.

Step 4: Setting the choke train

Make sure the choke train is set correctly. Check the voltage and distance from other components to ensure that everything works smoothly. Adjust as required.

Step 5: Test of functionality

Start the motorcycle and test the new choke train. Check whether the choke can be properly switched on and off. Pay attention to unusual noises or resistances.

Step 6: final assembly

If everything works, assemble the cladding again. Make sure that all screws are tight and that there are no parts left. Make a last review of functionality.

How often should I check the choke train?

It is recommended to check the choke train at least once a year or in front of longer trips to ensure that it is in perfect condition.

What are the signs of a defective choke train?

Signs of a defective choke train are difficulty starting the motorcycle, unusual noises when pressing the choke and insufficient engine power.

Moto Guzzi California Jackal 1100 KD [all construction years] - choke train - increased execution

Price: 39.00 €