Honda GL1000 1975-1979, GL1100 1980-1983 Repair Manual

The 1975-1979 Honda Gold Wing GL1000 and 1980-1983 GL1100 repair manual by Clymer covers:

• Honda Gold Wing GL1000 1975-1979
• Honda Gold Wing GL1100 Standard 1980-1983
• Honda Gold Wing GL1100 Interstate 1980-1983

Book Excerpt: Honda GL1000 1975-1979, GL1100 1980-1983 Repair Manual STRIPPING THE FRAME

1. Remove the fuel tank, seat, and battery. Disconnect negative terminal first.
2. Remove engine as described in Chapter Four.
3. Remove front wheel, steering, and suspension as described in Chapter Nine.
4. Remove rear wheel and suspension components. See Chapter Ten.
5. Remove lighting and other electrical equipment. Remove wiring harness. See Chapter Seven.
6. Remove the kickstand and centerstand.
7. Remove bearing races from steering head tube with a wooden drift. See Chapter Nine.
8. Check the frame for bends, cracks, or other damage, especially around welded joints and areas which are rusted.
9. Assembly is the reverse of these steps.

REJETTING THE CARBURETORS

Do not try to solve a poor running engine problem by rejetting the carburetors if all of the following conditions hold true.

1. The engine has held a good tune in the past with the standard jetting.
2. The engine has not been modified.
3. The motorcycle is being operated in the same geographical region under the same general climatic conditions as in the past.
4. The motorcycle was and is being ridden at average highway speeds.

If those conditions all hold true, the chances are that the problem is due to a malfunction in the carburetor or in another component that needs to be adjusted or repaired. Changing carburetion jet size probably won't solve the problem. Rejetting the carburetors may be necessary if any of the following conditions hold true.

Subject: 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 Honda GL1000 Gold Wing service, maintenance, and repair instructions. ISBN-10: 0892872381 ISBN-13: 9780892872381 | Clymer M340