Gearbox control drive adjustment

The manual transmission control drive consists of two cables: gear selection and gear shift, however, only the gear selection cable is adjustable.

You will need: a metal rod with a diameter of 4 mm (e.g. drill or long screw), ruler.

To adjust the manual transmission control drive, do the following.

1. Remove the lining of the floor tunnel (see Removing and installing floor tunnel lining).



2. Set the gearbox control lever to the neutral position and fix it by inserting it into the fork A of the leash and into the hole B of the backstage..



3.... metal rod with a diameter of 4 mm.

4. Remove the mudguard and crankcase protection (see Removal and installation of mudguard and crankcase protection).




5. Unlock the end of the gear selection cable by pressing the end release button (Red) …



6….and slide it out of the tip.



7. Move the gear selector all the way up (in this case, the tip will also move up the cable). Measure the length of the threaded part of the cable.



8. Move the lever all the way down and again measure the length of the threaded part of the cable (the difference of two measurements is the full stroke of the lever).


9. Move the lever up half way and secure the tip to the cable by pushing the red button into the tip.

10. Establish a cover of a casing of the mechanism of a gear change.

11. Remove the fixing rod from the hole in the link of the gearbox control lever.

12. Start up the engine and check up clearness of inclusion of all transfers. Repeat the adjustment if necessary.

13. Install floor tunnel lining.

To adjust the control drive automatic transmission do the following.



1. Remove the battery tray (refer to Removing and Installing the Battery Shelf).



2. Gently prying with a screwdriver, remove the retainer from the end of the cable.

3. Move the gear selector lever to the "D" position.

4. Move the gearshift control lever to position "D".

5. Install the lock in place and check all positions of the gearbox control selector.