TECHNICAL
DATA
1. ENGINE
SPECIFICATION
2. Cylinder Heads
3. Cylinders
4. Pistons
5. Connecting Rods
6. Crankcase
7. Crankshaft and Flywheel
8. Main Bearings
9. Camshafts
10. Valves
11. Valve Gear
12. Timing Drive
ENGINE
SPECIFICATION(..)
13. Ignition and Lighting System
14. Carburettors
15. Lubrication System
ENGINE
SPECIFICATION(..)
16. Breather
17. Gearbox
17. Oil Pump Diagrams
18. Clutch
SERVICE
OPERATIONS WITH
ENGINE IN FRAME
19. Removal of the Timing Cover
20. Valve Timing
(21-23)
21. Tappet Adjustment
22. Removal of the Camshafts
23. Ignition Timing
(23-25)
24. Primary Chain Adjustment
25. Timing Chain Adjustment
(25-27)
26. Removal of the Petrol Tank
27. Removal and Refitting of the Cylinder Head
(27-32)
28. Removal of the Valves
29. Removal of the Rockers
30. Removal of the Valve Guides
31. Removal of Sparking Plugs
32. Removal of the Cylinders
(33-35)
33. Removal of Pistons
34. Decarbonising
35. Grinding-in Valves
(35-38)
36. Reassembly after Decarbonising
37. Cleaning the Oil Filters
38. Overhaul of Oil Pumps
(38-44)
39. Removal of the Timing Chains
40. Removal of Pump Worm and Timing Sprocket
41. Removal of Camshaft Sprockets
42. Removal of the Engine and Clutch Sprockets
43. Removal of Tappets and Guides
44. Crankcase Breather
(44-48)
45. Removal of the Clutch
46. Removal of Final Drive Sprocket
47. Oil Seal Behind Engine Sprocket
48. Oil Pipe Unions
(49-50)
49. Rocker Oil Feed Relief Valve
50. Fitting the Alternator
SERVICE
OPERATIONS WITH ENGINE REMOVED
51. Removal of the Engine Gearbox Unit from the Frame
(52-55)
52. Removal of the Gearbox
53. Dismantling the Crankcase
54. Main Bearings
55. Fitting the Connecting Rods
(56-57)
56. Reassembly of Crankcase
57. Crankshaft Plugs
GEARBOX
AND CLUTCH
58. Description of the Clutch
(58-63)
59. Description of the Gearbox
60. Removal of the Gearbox
61. To Dismantle the Gearbox
62. Removal of the Ball Races
63. Change-Gear Mechanism
Operational
View of shifting Gears
(63-66)
64. Reassembling the Gearbox
65. Dismantling and Reassembling the Clutch
66. Adjustment of Clutch Control
Full Exploded View
Gearbox
(66-68)
67. Adjustment of Neutral Finder
68. Gearbox Oil Level and
Recommended Lubricants for Gearbox, Fork, Engine and moving parts
AMAL
MONOBLOC
CARBURETTOR
69. General Description
70. Tuning
the Carburettor(s)
71. Tuning Sequence
with Two Carburettors
Exploded View Concetric
Carburettor
(71-73)
72. Dismantling Carburettor
73. Causes of High Petrol Consumption
ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM
74. Introduction
Battery Inspection and Maintenance
75. General
76. Routine Maintenance
(71-73)
77. Technical Data
Specific Gravity of Electrolyte for Filling the Battery
COIL
IGNITION SYSTEM
78. Description
(79-80)
79. Checking the Low Tension Circuit for Continuity
80. Fault Finding in the Low Tension Circuit
(81-83)
81. Ignition Coils
82. Bench Testing an Ignition Coil
83. Contact Breaker
(83-84)
84. Checking the High Tension Circuit
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CAPACITOR IGNITION
(Model 2MC)
85. General
86. Identification of Capacitor Terminals
(86-90)
87. Storage Life of Model 2MC Capacitor
88. Testing
89. Wiring and Installation
90. Service Notes
CHARGING SYSTEM
91. Description
92. Checking the D.C. Input to Battery
93. Checking the Alternator Output
94. Rectifier Maintenance and Testing
(94-97)
95. Testing the Rectifier
96. Bench Testing the Rectifier
97. Checking the Charging Circuit for Continuity
(97-98)
98. Constructing a One-ohm Load Resistor
ZENER DIODE
99. Description
100 Maintenance
101 Test Procedure
102. Zener Diode Location
HORN
103. Description
104. Horn Adjustment
LAMP UNITS
105. Description
106. Beam Adjustment
(106-109)
107. Removing and Refitting the Headlamp
108. General
FUSES
109. Description
IGNITION and
Headlamp Switches and Warning Lights
110. Description
111. General
Wiring Diagram
FRAME
112. Description of Frame
113. Steering Head Races
114. Removal of Rear Mudguard Assembly
(114-117)
115. Removal of Rear Suspension
116. Servicing the Rear Suspension
117. Chain Stays
(117-120)
118. Centre Stand
119. Wheel Alignment
120. Lubrication
FRONT FORKS
121. Lubrication
122. To Drain the Fork
123. Filling Oil
124. Steering Head Adjustment
(124-126)
125. Dismantling the Forks
126. Removing the Forks as a Unit
(126-128)
127. To Dismantle a Fork Slider
128. Assembling the Forks
FRONT WHEEL
129. To Remove the Front Wheel
130. To Refit the Front Wheel
(131-135)
131. To Dismantle the Hub
132. Assembling the Hub
133. Brake Adjustment
134. Brake Dismantling and Assembly
135. Brake Re-assembly
(135-136)
136. Balancing the Front Wheel
REAR WHEEL
137. Description
138. Removal and Replacement of Main Portion of Wheel for Tyre Repairs, etc
(138-142)
139. Removal and Replacement of Complete Wheel for access to Brake
140. Removal of Brake Shoes for Replacement, etc
141. Removal of Brake Operating Cam
142. Cush Drive
(142-145)
143. Removal of Ball Bearings
144. Hub Bearings
145. Fitting Limits for Bearings
(146-153)
146. Removal of Hub Driving Pins
147. Refitting Ball Bearings
148. Reassembly of Brake Shoes and Operating Cam into Cover Plate
149. Final Reassembly of Hub before Replacing Wheel
150. Wheel Rims
151. Spokes
152. Wheel Building and Truing
153. Tyre
(153-155)
154. Tyre Pressures
155. Lubrication
SPECIAL TOOLS
--Camshaft Seal Assembly Thimble
--Pump disc lapping tool
--Assembly Gauge in use to Centralise Rotor
--Gearbox Collar(Splined) Extractor
more
Special Tools.....
--Inlet Valve seat arbor
--Tappet Guide Extractor
--Clutch Hub Extractor
--Clutch Holding Tool
more
Special Tools.....
--Camshaft Sprocket Extractor
--Drift for Ass. of Timing Gear Cover Seals
-- Crankshaft Extractor
--Engine Sprocket Nut Spanner
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Using the Royal Enfield Interceptor Series II Workshop Manual
This manual is organised with an index which
is Page based, but numbered by the small chapters as in the original Workshop
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their Interceptor.
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Approximately 45 hours was spent to build this presentation of the Workshop Manual.
I hope it will be of some use to Interceptor Owners enthused to get their Bike
in Top Running Order.
Ride with "Rhythm" Royal.
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