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    OIL PAN 
    Removing the oil pan 
    Orde r 
    1 
    2 
    3 
    4 
    5 
    6 
    7 
    ___...,(13) 
    1 0 Nm (1 .0 m • kgf,  7. 2 ft ·lbf) 
    43 Nm (4.3 m • kgf, 31 ft • lbf) 
    10 
    Nm ( 1.0 m . kgf, 7.2 ft ·lbf) 
    Job/Pa rts to remove Qty 
    Rider seal 
    A
    ir s c oop /F u el lank  cover 
    Fu el lan k 
    Muffle r asse mbly 
    Engine oil 
    O il  level 
    switc h lead  coupler 1 
    Oil  level switc h lead  holde r 1 
    Oil level switc h  1 
    02 sensor lead  holde r 1 
    Oil pan 1 
    O il pan gasket 1 
    O il stra in e r 1 
    5-54 
    OIL PAN 
    7 
    Remark s 
    Refer  lo  G E
    NERAL CHASSIS  on page 
    4· 1. 
    Refe r lo GE NERAL CH ASS IS  on page 
    4-1. 
    Refer  lo  FUEL TANK  on  page  7-1 . 
    Refer  lo  E NG INE REMOVAi: on page  5-3. 
    Dra in. 
    Refer  to 
    CHA NG IN G TH E EN G IN E  Oil: on 
    page  3-23. 
    D isconnect  
    						
    							REMOVING THE OIL PAN 
    1. Remove: 
    • Oil level switch 1 
    • Oil pan 2 
    • Oil pan  gasket 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Loosen  each bolt 1/4  of a tur n at a  time, in stag­
    es  and  in  a crisscross  pattern.  After all of the 
    bolts are fully  loosened , remove them. 
    EA~990 
    CHECKING THE OIL STRAINER 
    1. Check: 
    • Oil stra iner 1 
    Damage -+ Replace. 
    1 
    Con taminan ts -+ Clean wi th so lvent. 
    1 
    INSTALLING THE OIL PAN 
    1. 
    Install: 
    • Gasket l@@ll 
    • Oil pa n 1 
    Oil 
    pan bolt 
    10 Nm (1.0 m·kgf, 7.2 ft·lbf) 
    •  O
    il level swi tch 2 
    Oil  level 
    switch bolt 
    10 Nm (1.0 m·kgf, 7.2 ft·lbf) 
    • 
    Engine o il drain bolt  3 
    OIL PAN 
    Engine oil drain bo lt 
    43 Nm (4.3 m ·kgf, 31 ft·lbf) 
    A wARNING 
    Always use  new copper washers. 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    • Tighten  the oil pan bolts in stages  and in a 
    cr isscross  pattern. 
    • Lubricate  the oil level sw itch 0-ring with lithi­
    um-soap-based  grease. 
    2 
    5-55  
    						
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    CRANKCASE 
    Separating  the crankcase 
    II, 24 Nm (2.4  m • kgf, 17 ft · lbf) 
    lll,J 10 Nm (1.0 m • kgf,  7.2 ft • lbf) I 
    1st  25 Nm 2.5  m • kgf, 18 ft 0 lbf 
    2nd  15  Nm  (1.5  m • kgf, 11 ft • lbf) 
    3rd  Spec ified angle 60 
    Jll,J 24 Nm  (2.4  m . kgf, 17 ft · lbf) [ 
    (2) ,,_,., .... 
    (6) 
    Orde r  Job/Pa
    rts to remove 
    Engine 
    Cylinder head 
    Water  pump 
    S tart
    er clutch 
    Starter  moto r 
    Clutch housing 
    O il stra in e r 
    , O il filter cartr idge 
    2 Oil filter cartr idge  unio n bolt 
    3 Gea r posit ion sensor 
    4 Speed senso r 
    5 Clutch  cable hol der 
    6 L owe r crankcase 
    7 Dowe l pin 
    Qty 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    1 
    , 
    , 
    3 
    5- 56 
    CRANKCASE 
    1st 25 Nm (2.5  m. k  f, 18 ft · lbf) 
    ii. 2nd 18 Nm  (1 .8  m • kgf, 13 ft ·lbf) 
    3rd  Specified angle 60 
    II, 17 Nm  (1.7 m. kgf, 12 ft -lbf) 
    II, 70 Nm (7.0 m. k  f, 51 ft 0 lbf 
    Remarks 
    Refer  to E NGINE REMOVAL  on page  5-3. 
    Refer  to 
    CYLI NDER HEAD on  page 5· 19. 
    Refer  to 
    WATER PUMP on  page 6·8 . 
    Refer  to G ENE RATO R AN D START ER 
    CL UTCH  on page 5·30. 
    Refer  to  EL ECTR IC STARTER o n  page 
    5·35. 
    Refer  to C LU TCH on  page 5·39 . 
    Refer  to O IL PAN on  page 5·5 4 .  
    						
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    DISASSEMBLING THE CRANKCASE 
    1. 
    P lace the  engine  upside down. 
    2.  Remove: 
    • Crankcase bolts 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    • Loose n each bo lt 1/4  of a tum  at a time,  in stag ­
    es and in a  crisscross  pattern. Aft er all of the 
    bolts are fully  loosened, remove  them. 
    • Loosen  the bolts in  the  proper  sequence  as 
    shown . 
    • The numbers  embossed on the crankcase in­
    dicate the  cran kcase  tighten ing  sequence. 
    3.  Remove: 
    • Lowe r crankcase 
    NOTICE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    Tap on one side of  the  crankcase  with a 
    soft-face  hammer.  Tap only on reinforced 
    portions of the crankcase, not on the crank· 
    case  mating  surfaces . Work slowly and care ­
    fully and  make  sure the crankcase halves 
    separate evenly. 
    4. Remove: 
    •Dowel pins 
    5.  Remove: 
    • Crankshaft journal lower bear ing 
    •  Balancer shaft journa l bearings 
    (from  the 
    lower crankcase) 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    ldentify the  pos itio n of  each  part very carefully so 
    that  it  can  be 
    re installed in  it s orig ina l place. 
    CRANKCASE 
    ......... 
    CHECKING THE  CRANKCASE 
    1 . 
    Thoroughly wash  the crankcase halves in  a 
    mild solvent. 
    2 . Thoroughly  clean  all the  gasket  surfaces  and 
    cran kcase  mating  surfaces . 
    3. Check: 
    •Crankcase 
    Cracks/damage ~ Replace. 
    •  Oi l d elivery 
    passag es 
    Obstruction~ Blow o ut  wit h comp ressed  air. 
    650 
    ASSEMBLING THE  CRANKCASE 
    1 . 
    Lub ricate: 
    • Crankshaft 
    
    journal 
    bearing  inner surface 
    (w i
    th the  recommended lubricant) 
    Recommended lubricant 
    l-1911l Eng ine oil 
    2 . App ly: 
    • Sealant 
    (onto  the  crankcase  mating su rfaces) 
    Yamaha 
    bond No.1215 
    (Three 
    bond No.1215®) 
    9089().85505 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    Do n ot allow any sea lant to  come  into contact 
    with  the 
    oil gallery or crankshaf t journal  bear­
    ings, or bala ncer shaft journal bearings. 
    3. 
    Install: 
    •Dowe l pins 
    5-57  
    						
    							4. Set the shift drum assemb ly and  tr a nsmiss io n 
    gears  in t he 
    ne utr al pos it io n . 
    5. 
    Inst all: 
    • 
    Lowe r cran kcase 1  
    (on to 
    
    t h e  uppe r cr ankcase 
    2 ) 
    N O TICE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    Before tightening the crankca se bolts,  make 
    sure the transmission gears shift correctly 
    when  the shift drum assembly  is tu rned by 
    hand. 
    6. 
    Insta ll: 
    • 
    C ran kcase bo lt s 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    • L ubr icate  th e bo lts 1 - B  th re ad ,  mating  su r­
    f a ces  an d  was he rs w ith  eng ine 
    oil. 
    • L ubr icate  th e bo lts  9 - 12  th read,  mating  su r­
    f a ces  an d 
    0-rin gs wit h  eng ine o il . 
    • Lubr icat e 
    the bolts 13 - 30  thread  an d  mat ­
    i n g 
    s urf aces  with  engin e 
    oil. 
    • M B x 100 mm (3.9 4 in) bo lts w ith  washe rs: 
    7  B  ... I -~CWI 
    • M B x B5 mm (3.35  in) bo lts w it h  was he rs: 
    1   6   ... --~Pf" 
    • M B x 7B mm (3.0 7 i n) bo lts wit h  new  0-rings: 
    9  - 12  
    • MB x 60 mm (2.36  in ) b olts: 13 , 14  
    • 
    M6 x B5 mm ( 3 .35  in ) bo lt: 1 B 
    • M6 x 65 mm (2 .56  in ) bo lts: 15,  16  
    • 
    M6 x 65 mm ( 2 .56  in ) bo lt: 26  
    • 
    M6  x 50 mm (1.97  in ) bo lt s :  17 ,  19-2 1 , 
    23-25, 271
    -30  
    • M6 x 40 mm (1 .57  in ) bo lt: 22  
    -19 20 21 
    =-22 
    CRANKCASE 
    7.  Ti gh te n : 
    • C ra nkcase bo lts 1 -B  
    Crankcase bolts  1  - S  
    1st: 25  Nm  (2.5 m ·kgf, 18 ft·lbf) 
    •2nd : 15 Nm (1.5 m·kgf, 11 ft· lbf) 
    3rd: +so• 
    Crankcase bolts  7 - 8  
    1st:  25  Nm  (2.5 m·kgf, 18 ft·lbf) 
    •2nd : 
    18 Nm (1.8 m ·kgf , 13 ft·lbf) 
    3rd: +so• 
    * Following the t ig h ten in g  order, loo sen the b olt 
    one  by one  and  then  retigh te n 
    
    i t  to  the  spec i
    fic 
    torque . 
    EWA1FC ISCM 
    AwARNING 
    If the crankcase bolt is tightened  more than 
    the spec ified  angle, do not loosen  the bolt 
    and then  retighten  it .  Instead , replace  the 
    crankcase 
    bolt with  a new one and perform 
    the procedure  again . 
    NOTICE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    Do not use  a torque  wrench to tighten  the 
    crankcase 
    bolt to the speci fied angle . 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Tig h ten  the bo lts in t he t ig h te ning  sequence  cast 
    on  th e  cr ankca s
    e. 
    5-58  
    						
    							8. Tig hten: 
    • C rankcase bolts  9-30 
    Crankcase bolts 9-14  
    24  Nm  (2.4 m·kgf, 17 fl·lbf) 
    Crankcase bolts  15 - 30  
    10 
    Nm (1.0  m·kgf, 7.2 fl·lbf) 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Tigh te n  th e bol ts in  the tigh tening  sequence  cast 
    on  the  crankcase. 
    CRANKCASE 
    5-59  
    						
    							CONNECTING RODS AND PISTONS 
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    CONNECTING RODS AND PISTONS 
    Removing the connecting rods and pistons 
    1st 20 Nm (2.0 m • kg l,  14 It · lbl) 
    2nd Specified  angle 175-1 85  
    Order  Job/Parts 
    to remove Qty Remarks 
    Lowe r crankcase  Refer 
    to 
    CRA N KCASE on  page 5-56. 
    1 C onnect ing  rod  cap 3 
    2  Big 
    en d lowe r bearin g 3 
    3 
    Pist o n  pin clip 6 
    4 Pisto n  pin 3 
    5 Pisto n 3 
    6 Connect ing  rod 3 
    7 Big  end  uppe r bearing 3 
    8 
    Top r in g 3 
    9 2nd  ring 3 
    10 O il rin g 3 
    5-60  
    						
    							CONNECTING RODS AND PISTONS 
    ,..,,.., 
    REMOVING THE CONNECTING RODS AND 
    PISTONS 
    The follow ing  procedure applies to all of the con ­
    n ect in g  rods  and p
    istons. 
    1.  Remove: 
    •Connec ting rod cap 1 
    • Connect ing  rod 
    • Big  end bearings 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    • Ide ntify the position of each  big  end  bear ing so 
    that it  can  be reinstalled in  its orig inal  place. 
    • 
    After  removing  the connecting  rods  and  con­
    necting  rod caps,  care 
    should be  ta ken  not  to 
    damage  the 
    mating surfaces of  the  conne cting 
    ro
    ds and  connecting  rod caps. 
    2.  Remove: 
    • Pi
    
    s ton  pin 
    c lips 1 
    • P i ston  pin  2  
    • 
    P i
    
    ston 
     3  
    ECA 1RCISCM 
    NOTICE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    Do not use a hammer to drive the piston pin 
    out. 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    • For reference  during installat ion , p ut id entifica· 
    ti on  marks  on the  p iston  crown . 
    • Befo re  remov ing  the piston  pin, d eburr  the pi s· 
    ton  pin clip groove  and the pist on  pin  bore ar­
    ea. If both  areas  are debarred  and the pis to n 
    p in  is 
    still diff icu lt to  remove,  remove  it wi th  the 
    pist on  pin puller set 4. 
    Piston pin puller set 
    90890-01304 
    Piston pin puller 
    YU-01304 
    5-61 
    3 . Remove : 
    •Top rin g 
    • 2nd rin g 
    • Oil ring 
    4 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
    When  removing  a  pist on  ring,  open  the en d gap 
    with your fingers and lift the other  side of the ring 
    ove r the  pis t
    on crown . 
    ,,_,.. 
    CHECKING THE CYLINDER AND PISTON 
    1. Check: 
    • P iston wall 
    • 
    Cylinder wall 
    Vert ical  scratc hes ~ Replace the cylinder, 
    a nd rep lace the  piston and p is ton rings as a 
    set. 
    2.  Measure: 
    • Piston- to-cy linder c learance 
    TTYTTTYYTTTYTTTYYTTTYTTTYTTTYYTT 
    a.  Measure cylinder bore C with  the cylinde r 
    bore  gauge. 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Measure cylinder bore C  by tak ing side -to -s ide  
    						
    							CONNECTING RODS AND PISTONS 
    and front-to-b ack  measurements  of the cylinder . 
    Then,  find the  average 
    of the  meas urement s. 
    Bore 
    78.000-78.010 mm 
    (3.0709-3.0713 in) 
    Taper limit 
    0.050 mm (0.0020 in) 
    Out of round limit 
    0 .050 mm (0 .002 0 In) 
     C  
    =  max imum of D1-D6 
    Taper  limit  =  max imum  of  D1 or  D2 -max
    i­
    mum  of 
    D s or Ds 
    O ut of ro und lim it= maximum  of D1 , D3 o
    r D5 
    -m in im um of D2 , D4 o
    r D5 
    ~ ... 04 ... ------
    • 
    b. If o ut  of  specifica tion , re p la ce the  cylinder, 
    and replace th e  pis to n  and pist on  rings  as a 
    set. 
    c.  Meas ure p is ton 
    ski rt  diameter P wi th  the mi­
    crome ter. 
    a 
    Piston 
    Diameter 
    77.975-77.990 
    mm 
    (3 .0699-3.0705  In) 
    p 
    a. 12.0 mm ( 0.47 in) from  the bottom edge of 
    the  piston 
    d. If out of specification , rep lace the  pis ton  and 
    p iston  rings  as a se
    t. 
    e. Ca lc u late the  pis ton -to- cylinde r clearance 
    with  the fo llowing form ula. 
    Pis ton -t o -cy li nder cleara nce = Cy lin d er bor e 
    C  -P iston skirt  dia mete r P  
    Piston-to-cylinder 
    clearance 
    0.010-0 .035 mm (0.0004-0.0014 
    in) 
    Limit 
    0.150 mm (0.0059 in) 
    f . 
    If o ut of specificat ion , replace  the cylin der, 
    and 
    r ep lace th e 
    
    p iston  and piston  rings  as  a 
    se
    t. 
    ...... ,,. 
    CHECKING THE PISTON  RINGS 
    1. Measu re: 
    •  Piston ring  side clearance 
    Out of  speci fication -> Rep lace  the piston 
    and  pis ton  rings  as  a set. 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Before meas uring  the  piston  ring  side  clearance, 
    e li mi nate  any carbo n deposits  from  the  piston 
    rin g g rooves  and piston rings  . 
    Piston ring 
    Top ring 
    Ring  side clearance 
    0.030-0 .065 mm (0.0012-0.0026 
    in) 
    Limit 
    0.115 mm (0.0045 in) 
    2nd ring 
    2. Install: 
    Ring  side clearance 
    0.020-0 .055 mm (0.0008-0.0022 
    in) 
    Limit 
    0.115 mm (0.0045 in) 
    •  Piston rin g 
    (in to the  cy linde r) 
    5-62  
    						
    							CONNECTING RODS AND PISTONS 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~­
    Use the piston  crown to level the piston  ring near 
    bottom of cylinder  a , whe re  cyl inde r wear  is 
    lowest. 
    3 .  Measure: 
    • Piston  ring end  gap 
    Out of specification -> Rep lace  the piston 
    ring . 
    TIP~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
    Th e oil ring  expander  spa cers  en d  gap  cannot 
    be measured. If th e oil ring ra ils gap  is exces­
    s ive , rep lace 
    all three  piston  rings. 
    Top ring 
    End 
    gap (installed) 
    0.15-0.25 mm (0.0059-0.0098 in) 
    Limit 
    0.50 mm (0.0197 in) 
    2nd ring 
    End 
    gap (Installed) 
    0.30-0.45 mm (0.0118-0.0177 in) 
    Limit 
    0 .80 mm (0 .0315 In) 
    Oil ring 
    End gap (installed) 
    0 .10-0.40 mm (0 .0039-0.0157 In) 
    -­, 
    b . Upper of cylinder 
    CHECKING  THE PISTON PIN 
    Th e  follow ing procedu re  appl ies  to all  of the  pis­
    to n p ins. 
    1. Check: 
    • P iston p in 
    Blue disco loration /g rooves -> Replace  the 
    piston  pin  and  then ch eck  the lubricat ion  sys­
    tem . 
    2 .  Measure: 
    • Piston  pin  outs ide  diame ter  a  
    Out 
    of specification -> Rep lace  the piston  pin . 
    / 
    Piston  pin outside  diameter 
    16.990-16.995 mm 
    (0.6689-0.6691 in) 
    Limit 
    16.970 mm (0.668 1 in) 
    3. Measure: 
    • Pisto n pin bore  insid e  diame ter b  
    Out of spec ification -> Replace the  piston. 
    Piston  pin bore inside diameter 
    17.002-17.013 mm 
    (0 .6694-0.6698 in) 
    Limit 
    17.043 mm (0.6710 in) 
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    , 
    4. Calcul ate: 
    • 
    P iston -p in-to- p isto n-p in-b ore  clea ranc e 
    Out of speci ficati on -> Replace  the pisto n pin 
    and  pisto n 
    as a set. 
    Pis ton-pin -to -p is ton-pin -bore  clearance  = 
    P iston  pin bore  inside  diameter 
     b   • Piston 
    pin  outside  diameter 
    a  
    EAS  1AC1!K).t 
    Piston-pin -to-piston-pin -bore 
    clearance 
    0.007-0.023 mm (0.0003-0.0009 
    in) 
    CHECKING  THE CONNECTING  RODS 
    1. Measure: 
    • Cra nkshaft-pin-to·b ig-e nd·bearing clea rance 
    5-63  
    						
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