Installation Instructions for Motorcycle Ignition Generator Cover Gasket

Compatible Models:

• 125 Duke (2011-2016)
• 200 Duke (2012-2016)
• RC 125 (2014-2016)
• RC 200 (2014-2017)

Durable Material:
Made of high-quality materials to ensure durability and reliability in various environments.

Strong Compatibility:
Designed specifically for the mentioned models, ensuring a perfect fit with OEM parts.

Easy Installation:
The design is tailored to match the original structure of the vehicle, making the installation process straightforward and easy to perform without professional tools.

Performance Enhancement:
Effectively prevents oil leaks, ensuring optimal engine performance and extending the lifespan of your motorcycle.

Cost-Effective Choice:
This product offers a high cost-performance alternative compared to OEM parts, helping you save on maintenance costs.

Tools Required:

1. Socket Wrench Set:
   Ensure you have a set of socket wrenches with various sizes to fit the screws on the generator cover.

2. Torque Wrench:
   To ensure the screws are tightened to the manufacturer-recommended torque specifications.

3. Flathead Screwdriver:
   Useful for praying off the cover if it is stuck.

4. Phillips Screwdriver:
   Needed for removing screws on the generator cover.

5. Gasket Scraper or Razor Blade:
   To clean off any old gasket material from the surface before installation.

6. Clean Cloth or Rag:
   To wipe the area clean before applying the new gasket.

7. Engine Oil:
   To lubricate the new gasket slightly to help create a better seal.

8. Gloves:
   To keep your hands clean and protect them during the installation.

Installation Steps:

1. Preparation:
   Ensure the motorcycle is on a stable surface and the engine is cool. Gather all tools and materials needed for the installation.

2. Remove the Old Gasket:
   Use the gasket scraper or razor blade to gently remove the old gasket material from the generator cover and engine surface.

3. Clean the Surfaces:
   Wipe down the area with a clean cloth to remove any debris or oil.

4. Apply New Gasket:
   Place the new gasket onto the generator cover, ensuring it is properly aligned.

5. Reattach the Cover:
   Position the generator cover back onto the engine, ensuring a tight fit.

6. Secure the Screws:
   Using the socket wrench, loosely attach the screws first, then gradually tighten them using the torque wrench to the correct specifications.

7. Final Check:
   Ensure everything is secure and there are no loose screws.

8. Test Run:
   Start the engine and check for any leaks. If everything is secure, you are good to go!

Note: Always refer to your motorcycle’s service manual for specific instructions and torque specifications.