Kawasaki 1600 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Assembly & Preparation

VULCAN 1600 NOMADVN1600 CLASSIC TOURERMotorcycleAssembly & PreparationManual

Page 2 - Foreword

8 ASSEMBLYAssemblyHandlebarNOTEżPosition the handlebar clamp on the handle-bar with the slanted side facing rearward.•Set the handlebar to match its p

Page 3 - Table of Contents

ASSEMBLY9A. Right Switch HousingB. Screws (L = 25)C. HarnessD. Throttle Cable (Accelerator)E. Throttle Cable (Decelerator)F. Holder ScrewFront Brake M

Page 4

10 ASSEMBLYClutch Master Cylinder•Apply s ilicone grease or PBC grease to themaster cylinder clamp bolts.•Install the clutch master cylinder with itsc

Page 5 - Uncrating

ASSEMBLY11A. Left Switch LeadB. Clutch HoseC. Fasten the left switch lead and the clutch hose with two plastic clamps.D. Fasten the right switch lead

Page 6 - Parts Check

12 ASSEMBLYFront Fender Installation•Lift the motorcycle off the crate base and sup-port the motorcycle with a suitable stand orjack.•Loosen the axle

Page 7

ASSEMBLY13A. Front TireB. ArrowC. Rotation•Fit the axle collars on both sides of the frontwheel hub. The collars are identical.•Put the front wheel as

Page 8 - * : European Models Only

14 ASSEMBLY•Check the front brake.A. Front Brake Caliper (Left)B. Bolts (D = 10, L = 47)WARNINGDo not attempt to ride the motorcycle un-til a full bra

Page 9

ASSEMBLY15Front Footboard (Left)NOTEżInstall the left footboard after the “Clutch Fluid”section in the Preparation chapter.•Install the left footboard

Page 10 - Assembly

16 ASSEMBLYHelmet Locks•Unlock the helmet lock with the key and fitthe small projection of the lock into the holein the bracket of each rear guard and

Page 11 - Left Switch Housing

ASSEMBLY17Label Installation (for US and CN Mod-els only)•Wipe off any oil or grease from the applicationarea.•Peel the warning label off the backing

Page 12 - Wiring Clamps

ForewordIn order to ship Kawasaki vehicles as effi-ciently as possible, they are partially disassem-bled before crating. Since some of the mostcommonl

Page 13 - Front Fender

18 ASSEMBLYA. HornB. Bolt (D = 8, L = 12)C. BracketChoke Knob•Loosen the locknut and fasten the choke knobto the bracket with locknut.A. Choke KnobB.

Page 14 - Front Wheel Installation

ASSEMBLY19A. Lower Hexagonal Area for TighteningB. Upper Hexagonal Area (Adapter)C. StayD. Non-permanent Locking Agent applied.•Turn the stay to assur

Page 15

20 ASSEMBLYA. Windshield AssemblyB. Socket Bolts (D = 8, L = 10)Trim Installation [EUR Models Only]•Fit the windshield trim onto the edge of thewindsh

Page 16 - Front and Rear Shift Pedals

ASSEMBLY21A. BoltsB. Sub-windshieldLicense Plate BracketLicense Plate Bracket Installation•Install the license plate bracket onto the rearfender with

Page 17 - Front Footboard (Left)

22 ASSEMBLYA. ReflectorB. License Plate HolderC. Cap Nut (D = 5)•Install the license plate holder on the licenseplate bracket with the bolts (D = 6, L

Page 18 - Rear Guards (Left and Right)

ASSEMBLY23A. LockB. Left SaddlebagC. Locked-position MarkD. ProjectionsE. NotchesNOTEżPush the lid lock all the way into the hole inthe lid so that th

Page 19 - Backrest Pad

24 PREPARATION•Measure the clearances between both thefront and rear upper dampers and the up-per mounting bracket with the saddlebaglightly pushed by

Page 20 - Choke Knob

PREPARATION 25BatteryModelNameforVN1600–D1: FTZ16–BSA. Model Name of the ElectrolyteB. Model Name of the BatteryCAUTIONSealed battery electrolyte has

Page 21 - Windshield

26 PREPARATIONA. Wiring ClampB. 1P Connector (Negative Lead)C. 2 P ConnectorD. 3 P ConnectorE. Battery Holder NutsF. Battery HolderG. BatteryH. 6 P Co

Page 22 - Sub-windshield Adjustment

PREPARATION 27•Place the electrolyte container upside downwith the six sealed cells into the filler portsof the battery. Hold the container level, pus

Page 23 - License Plate Bracket

Table of ContentsUncrating ...3Opening Crate ...

Page 24 - Left Saddlebag

28 PREPARATIONCAUTIONOnce the strip of caps [A] is installedonto the battery, never remove the caps,nor add water or electrolyte to the bat-tery.NOTEż

Page 25 - Left Saddlebag Installation

PREPARATION 29Viewed from RightA. Positive Terminal (+)B. BatteryC. Positive Cable (+)D. ECU RelayE. Negative Cable (–)Viewed from TopA. Negative Cabl

Page 26 - Preparation

30 PREPARATIONA. Bolt (D = 6, L = 14)B. Passenger’s SeatFront Brake FluidFront Brake Fluid Level Inspection•With the front brake fluid reservoir held

Page 27 - Riders Seat Removal

PREPARATION 31•Attach a clear plastic hose to the bleed valveon each front brake caliper and run the otherend of the hose into a container.•With the r

Page 28 - Battery Activation

32 PREPARATION•Operate the brake lever several times.•If it feels spongy, there might be air in thebrake line.•If necessary, bleed the air in the rear

Page 29 - Initial Charge

PREPARATION 33A. Clutch Fluid ReservoirB. Upper Level Line•Operate the clutch lever several times.•If it feels spongy, there might be air in the line.

Page 30 - Battery Installation

34 PREPARATIONRear Shock AbsorberAir Pressure AdjustmentSTD Air pressure: AtmosphericRebound Damping Force Adjustment•Check the position of the reboun

Page 31 - Rider’s Seat Installation

PREPARATION 35A. F (Full) MarkB. L (Low) MarkC. Right Side CoverCoolant Filling•If the amount of coolant is insufficient, removethe right side cover,

Page 32 - Front Brake Fluid

36 PREPARATIONA. Oil Filler CapB. Oil Level Sight GaugeC. H (High) Level LineD. L (Low) Level Line•If the oil level is too high, remove the excessoil

Page 33 - Rear Brake Fluid

PREPARATION 37•When replacing the filler cap, be sure the O-ring is in place, and install the cap.Final Gear Case OilType:API “GL-5”Hypoid gear oilVis

Page 35 - Clutch Line Air Bleeding

38 PREPARATIONHeadlight AimThe headlight beam is adjustable both hori-zontally and vertically. Headlight aim must becorrectly adjusted for safe riding

Page 36 - Tire Air Pressures

PREPARATION 39A. Rear Brake Light SwitchB. Adjusting NutC. Lights sooner.D. Lights later.CAUTIONTo avoid damaging the electrical con-nections inside t

Page 37 - Engine Oil (4-stroke)

40 PREPARATIONFastener Check•The torque values listed are for assembly andpreparation items only, see the appropriateService Manual for a more compreh

Page 38 - Final Gear Case Oil

PREPARATION 41TorqueNo. FastenerN·m kgf·m ft·lbRemarksSteering1 Handlebar clamp bolts 34 3.5 252 Steering stem head nut 88 9.0 65Brake3 Front master c

Page 39 - Throttle Grip and Cable

42 PREPARATIONStandard Torque TableThis table relating tightening torque to threaddiameter, lists the basic torque for bolts andnuts. Use this table f

Page 41

MODEL APPLICATIONYear Model Name2005 VN1600–D1VULCAN 1600 NOMADVN1600 CLASSIC TOURERPart No. 99931-1445 -01

Page 42 - Fastener Check

UNCRATING 3UncratingOpening Crate•Clear a space about 6 m (20 ft.) square togive yourself plenty of space to work.•Place the crate upright on its base

Page 43

4 UNCRATINGParts Check•Open the parts box, and check the parts against the illustrations. There may be minor differencesbetween these illustrations an

Page 44 - A & P Check List

UNCRATING 5No. Part NameQtyRemarks1Handlebar with Grip1Handlebar Clamp2Clamp Bolt, Socket4 D = 10, L = 23Plastic Plug, Clamp Bolt4 LargeThrottle Grip1

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6 UNCRATING* : European Models Only

Page 46 - MODEL APPLICATION

UNCRATING 7No. Part NameQtyRemarks8 Horn with Bracket 1Flanged Bolt, Horn 19 License Plate Bracket1Bolt, B racket, License Plate 2 D=6,L=12Bracket, Re

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