SANYA'S Servicing Log

Servicing Table: Sanya 125-11b 2008



Running In: 1st 800Km: 5000rpm max (+/-40mph)
300km Service (Initial) at 290Km
  • Rear brake lamp (100Km!) : 12V 21/5w (Halfords 380)
  • Spark plug change : NGK DR8EA
  • Oil change : (Castrol 4-stroke "Power" 950ml 10-40w)
  • Clean air filter : And oil bath
  • Nut security : Rr shock loose RHS
  • Chain play and lubricate : 15mm-25mm
  • Rear brake adjust : Firmed up
  • Jubilee-style clips : security
  • Fuel pipe's found loose
  • Clutch free-play : Too much, adjusted
  • Throttle idle speed : 1400rpm to +/-900rpm
  • Lighting and switch check : NFTR
  • Muck-off protector : All surfaces
  • Tyre pressures : 28psi Front, 29psi Rear
  • Brake fluid check : Visual and function
  • Test drive : Excellent, still uneven


Running In: 800Km - 1600Km 7500rpm (+/-58mph)

1000Km Service (Second at 986Km except noted)
  • Battery levels : All fine
  • Cylinder nut : NOTE
  • Exhaust bolts : Tightening necessary
  • Air filter : Clean and oil bath
  • Valve clearance : NOTE
  • Spark plug : No change necessary
  • Fuel pipe : Visually fine
  • Engine oil and filter : Full change (10-40)
  • Carburettor : NFTR
  • Clutch : Freed and re-adjusted
  • Fuel switch element : Cleaned
  • Brake fluid : Visual check and function
  • Tyre wear and pressure : 28psi front, 29psi rear
  • teering gear : Visual, security, and function
  • Front forks and shocks : Visual, security, and function
  • Body bolt and nut : NOTE
  • Chain play and lubricate : 15mm-25mm, Holts lube

NOTE: Couldn't complete as ignition fault necessary to chase first (notified LS Imports 14 June 08 by email)

Oil change: scheduled for 2000Km
Next service: scheduled for 4000Km, those noted to be completed asap.

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