Cagiva Navigator Repair and Maintenance - Workshop Manual


The workshop manual covers all service, repair and maintenance procedures. It's simple to use, full of in depth information and specifically written for the cagiva navigator motorcycle. Having simple to follow illustrations/diagrams and instructions makes it so much easier, no matter how complex the repair.

Even if you’ve never done any motorcycle maintenance or repair before, you’ll find all the information you need to get started. But, please note; this is not just a basic owner's manual, it's the complete factory workshop manual that covers it all. Professional mechanics and master technicians also use this manual.

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The navigator manual download is supplied in easy to read and print pdf format and works with all operating systems; Windows XP, Vista, 7, MAC, etc. (any device that reads pdf format) plus there's No waiting for delivery!

Example Contents - All topics will be covered in the workshop service manual. (both electrical and mechanical parts)

General Info & Maintenance Engine
Settings & Adjustments
  • Nuts & bolts
  • Brakes
  • Chain tensioner
  • Flexible drives
  • Valves slack
  • Tightening of exhaust pipe flanges
  • Oil filter
  • Clutch assembly
  • Plunger strainer
  • Tyres
  • Transmission
  • Ignition
  • Side stand axis
  • Spark plug
  • Overall dimensions
  • Performance
  • Oil pressure
  • Wheel hub bearings
  • Fuel feeding
  • Cylinder head tightening
  • Suspension
  • Engine
  • Carburetor
  • Speedometer cable drive
  • Fuel tank
  • Air filter
  • Engine oil
  • Lubrication
  • Wheels
  • Steering column bearings
  • Cylinder compression
  • Electrical system
  • Carburetor union
  • Front fork oil
  • Secondary transmission chain
  • Hydraulic fluid
  • Frame
  • Cooling
  • Weights
  • Fuel filter and pipes
  • Sprocket & crown gear
  • Throttle control
  • Brake pad wearing
  • Valve gear
  • Starting
  • Brake system
  • Valve spring
  • Bearings
  • Changing oil seals
  • Gearbox
  • Rocker arm & rocker arm pin
  • Cylinder head
  • Clutch unit
  • Selector drum
  • Gearbox components
  • Gear selector fork & gearing
  • Big end bearing
  • Piston
  • Gudgeon pin
  • Assemblies
  • Tightening the cylinder head nuts
  • Alternator flywheel
  • Clutch spring
  • Matching piston & cylinder
  • Cylinder block
  • Flywheel cover
  • Cylinder
  • Primary drive gearing
  • Oil pump & starting gear
  • Dismantling the crankshaft & countershaft
  • Carburettor overhauling
  • Camshaft chain & gears
  • Free wheel & starter mechanism
  • Valve seat
  • Piston ring
  • Dismantling the engine block
  • Adjusting the clutch
  • Connecting rod
  • Cleaning components
  • Valve guide
  • Clutch & primary drive gear
  • Crankshaft
  • Oil pump
  • Balance countershaft
Electrical System
  • Spark plug
  • Solenoid starter
  • Wiring colour code
  • Electric ignition
  • Battery
  • Voltage regulator
  • Starter motor maintenance
  • Fuse boxes
  • Wiring diagram
  • Generator
  • Headlamp/headlight
  • Starter motor
  • Electronic unit
  • Alternator
  • Coil
  • Oil level checking
  • Oil sump plunger
  • Air cleaner
  • Rear damper
  • Throttle
  • Chain tensioner
  • Idle
  • Valve play
  • Clutch
  • Compression
  • Steering bearing
  • Oil change
  • Oil filter
  • Carburettor
  • Rear brake
  • Starter control cable
Wheels, Suspension & Frame
  • Axle
  • Connecting rods
  • Front suspension
  • Spoke nipples
  • Rear wheel
  • Rear damper overhauling
  • Rear ring gear
  • Front wheel
  • Rear suspension rocker arm
  • Forks
  • Frame
  • Rear suspension
Lubrication, Brakes & Operations
  • Exhaust system removal
  • Oil sump
  • Brake pad wear
  • Tank removal
  • Removing fairing panels
  • Oil pump
  • Removing the carburettor
  • Braking system
  • Disconnecting the engine electrical connectors
  • Brake caliper & pump
  • Removal of the engine
  • Brake bleeding
  • Clutch control relay
  • Final drive removal
  • Low oil pressure sensor
  • Removing oil vapor tubes
  • Brake discs
  • Seat removal
  • Oil filter
  • Oil cooling radiator
Troubleshooting
  • Clutch
  • Handlebar
  • Generator/charging
  • Braking system
  • Spark plug
  • Suspension
  • Gears
  • Battery
  • Overheating
  • Starter motor
  • Wheels
  • Engine


The Cagiva Navigator is a sports bike in disguise, pumping out a mighty top speed of 132mph but hiding that performance with a refined body styling and wide handlebars. What this combination makes for is the ultimate cross-country bike, ideal for travelling up the highways over long periods thanks to its comfortable seating position. The windscreen also provides more than enough protection to keep your journey feeling effortless on those long rides whilst the well padded seat removes the need to take as many breaks to stretch your legs.

With a bike that exceeds 130mph with ease, it’s vital that the Navigator is kept in good condition to ensure that your riding experience remains safe. The only problem with keeping a bike of this calibre in top condition is the high cost of servicing. It’s not uncommon for a motorcycle repair bill to go well into hundreds of dollars, which can inevitably leave your wallet feeling much lighter. The dilemma here is whether all this money is actually worth the work that garages put into your bike.

If you’re not too experienced with motorcycle mechanics, how are you to know whether the problem that has caused your bike to cease functioning was catastrophic like the garage made out, or whether the repair involved replacing a $5 part? Well, with the purchase of a Cagiva Navigator manual, you’ll now be able to judge your bike’s faults for yourself. By just having foundation knowledge of your Cagiva Navigator, you’ll be able to work out where the fault lies for yourself and easily determine whether it’s severe enough to require garage attention, or whether you could fix it with the tools you have at home.

The benefits of having the Cagiva Navigator workshop service manual on hand are obvious. Not only will you be able to mend any problems your bike may have suffered, but you will also be able to prevent them from ever happening in the first place. The parts on your bike could easily last twice as long if only you gave them a little attention now and then. The manual will provide you with the skills you need to carry out your own bike services and really keep all parts in good condition. This manual is a small investment that will go a long way in terms of saving you money and time over the years to come. It’s about time you started keeping your bike at its pinnacle performance and, above all, safe.


 
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