BAJA Scooter Manual L0912181
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Rev.G 030609 Always wear a helmet; it could save your Life! Do not remove this operator'smanual from this vehicle. PLeaseobtain, review, and follow provincial/ municipal government acts and regulations pertaining to owning and operating this scooter. Congratulationson your purchaseof the BAJAINC. SC50-2 Scooter. YourScooteriswarrantedto befree of manufacturingdefectsin the materialand workmanshipfor a periodof 90 daysfrom the dateof purchase.DuringthewarrantyperiodBAJAINC.will at its option, repair,providereplacementpartsor replaceyour BAJAINC. 50cc Scooterat no charge. Thiswarrantydoes not covernormalwear itemsor damagecausedby neglector misuseof the product. EngineWarranty- 90 days FrameWarranty- 90 days Warrantyis voidif: Frameis bent or brokendue to abuse Wheelsare bentor broken Fenderbentor brokendue to abuse Any signof impact,accident,jumping,spin-outsor roll over. BAJAINC.is notliablefor anydamageclaimor liabilityclaim personor otherwiseresultingfrom the operationof this productin anyway. Shouldyou experiencea problemwithyour vehicle,pleasecall the Baja INC. customerservicelinetollfree at 1-888-863-2252betweenthe hoursof 7am and 5proMondaythroughFridayMST(MountainStandardTime).MDT (MountainDaylightTime)duringdaylightsavingtime.Youwill be instructed how to proceed. A COPYOFTHE SALES RECEIPTIS REQUIRED. Thismanual shouldbeconsidered asapermanent partofthe vehicle andshouldremain withthevehicle whenresoldor otherwise transferred toa newuseroroperator. Themanual contains important safetyinformation andinstructions which shouldbereadcarefully before operating thevehicle. All operators shouldobtain, review, andfollow provincialand municipalgovernmentacts and regulationspertainingto owning and operatingan off-roadvehicle. Childrenunderthe ageof 16 shouldneveroperatethisvehicle. It is theoperatorsresponsibilityto knowandobey all applicable local,stateand federal lawsat all timeswhileoperatingthis vehicleincludingbut not limitedto trafficsafety,vehicle registration,emissions,and noise The exhaustfrom this productcontainschemicalsknownto theState of Californiato causecancer,birth defectsor other reproductiveharm.CALIFORNIAPROPOSITION65 Tableof Contents IMPORTANT........................................................................................................ 2 GENERALPRECAUTIONS/WARNINGS ............................................................ 3 NHTSASAFETYNOTICE.................................................................................... 8 PRERIDECHECKLIST...................................................................................... 9 LOCATIONOF WARNINGLABEL...................................................................... 10 FUELANDOIL..................................................................................................... 13 OPERATION........................................................................................................ 14 STARTINGTHE ENGINE............................................................................. 14 DRIVINGSAFELY........................................................................................ 15 SHUTTINGOFF THE ENGINE.................................................................... 16 STOPPINGTHE VEHICLE.......................................................................... 16 PARKING..................................................................................................... 16 BREAKINGIN.............................................................................................. 16 IGNITIONSWITCH...................................................................................... 17 BRAKELEVERSANDTHROTTLE............................................................. 17 RIGHTBRAKE/SWITCH ASSEMBLY......................................................... 18 KICKSTARTER........................................................................................... 19 LEFTBRAKE/SWITCH ASSEMBLY........................................................... 19 INSTRUMENTPANEL................................................................................. 20 SEATLOCK................................................................................................. 20 FUELTANK.................................................................................................. 21 MAINTENANCE................................................................................................... 22 CHECKINGAND CHANGINGENGINEOIL................................................22 CLEANINGOIL FILTER.............................................................................. 22 CHANGINGTRANSMISSIONOIL............................................................... 23 SPARKPLUG............................................................................................. 23 AIR FILTER.................................................................................................. 24 BRAKES...................................................................................................... 25 IDLESPEEDADJUSTMENT/FUELHOSEINSP........................................26 TIRES........................................................................................................... 27 BATTERY ..................................................................................................... 28 TRANSPORTING ................................................................................................. 32 STORAGEPROCEDURE .................................................................................... 33 MAINTENANCECHART..................................................................................... 34 TROUBLESHOOTING ......................................................................................... 35 SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................ 37 SERIALNUMBERLOCATION............................................................................ 38 EMISSIONCONTROLSYSTEMWARRANTY....................................................39 Important Pleaseread this manualandfollow all instructionscarefully.To emphasizethe specialinformation,the symbol-& and thewordsWARNINGor CAUTIONhave somespecialmeanings.Pay greatattentiontothe messages. Indicatesa potentialhazardthat couldresultin deathor injury. _CAUTION Indicatesa potentialhazardthat couldresultinvehicledamage. NOTE:Indicatingspecialinformationwhichis to makemaintenanceeasieror instructionsclearer. WARNINGand CAUTIONare arrangedlikethis: The first partwill identifya POTENTIALHAZARD. The secondpartwill describeWHATCOULDHAPPENif you ignore theWARNINGor CAUTION. The thirdpart will describeHOWTOAVOIDTHE HAZARD. Thisuser'smanualcontainsimportantsafetyand maintenanceinformation.Read it carefullybeforeriding. Failingtofollow thewarningscontainedin this manual couldresultin INJURYor DEATH. It is importantthatthis manualremainwith the vehiclewhenyou transferit to anotheruser or owner. All information,illustrations,photographsandspecificationscontainedin this manualarebasedon thelatestproductinformationavailableat the time of publication.Dueto improvementsor otherchanges,therewill besome discrepanciesin this manual. Wereservethe rightto makeproductchangesat anytime,withoutnoticeandwithoutincurringanyobligationto makethesame or similarchangesto thevehiclepreviouslybuilt or sold. GeneralPrecautions INSTRUCTIONS CANTO RESULT IN SEVERE WARNING! FAILURE FOLLOW THESE INJURY OR DEATH. A CAN ALSO RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE AND/OR CAUTION: FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS OTHER PROPERTY. Readand follow all instructionsin this Owner's/Operator'sManual, anyaccompanyingsupplements,and the EngineOwner'sManual beforeattemptingto operatethis vehicle.Do not discardthis Owner'sManual,safetyvideo,or anyothermaterialor documentationincludedwith this vehicle. Exhaustfumes are toxic.CaliforniaProposition65 warning: Gasolineengineexhaustfrom this vehiclecontainschemicalsknown to theState of Californiato causecancer,birthdefects,or other reproductiveharm.The engineexhaustcontainscarbon monoxide,whichis tasteless,odorless,poisonousgas. Never operatethisvehicleindoorsor in an enclosedareawithadequate ventilation. Thisvehiclemay havebeensuppliedto you completelyassembled. To preventpossibleinjuryor death,readand follow theassembly instructionsto makesure thevehiclewas assembledproperly. Alwaysperformthe dailypre-rideinspectionspecifiedin this manual beforeoperatingthisvehicle. Modifyingthevehicleand/orremovingoriginalequipmentand/or safetydecalscouldmakethis vehicleunsafefor operation. Replaceanysafetydecalsthatbecomeunreadableor detachedfrom thevehicle.Decalsprovidecriticalwarningsaboutpotentialhazards or safetyrequirements. Neverusethis vehiclefor stunt riding,spinouts,donuts,racing, or anyform of competition. AdditionalWarnings Protective Clothing/Equipment • Mostaccidentfatalities are due to preventablehead injuries.Always weara properlyfitting motorcycletypehelmetapprovedby the agenciessuch as the Departmentof Transportation(DOT),Safety HelmetCouncilofAmerica(SHCA),or SnellMemorialFoundation (SNELL). Alwayswearface shieldsor goggles,boots,glovesand other appropriateprotectiveclothing. Longhair, looseclothes,or jewelrycan getcaughtin movingparts belowand behindthe seat or yoursurroundingenvironment. Removeor tie backanythingloosethat canreach belowand behind theseat beforeriding. Moving Parts • Neverplacehands,feet, any bodypartsor clothingnear theengine, wheels,chainand otherrotatingpartsof thevehiclewhile ridingor runningtheengine. Useextremecautionwhen performingrequiredmaintenancewhile theengineis running. Keepguardsand padsin placeat all times.Preventaccidental contactby any personwheneverthe vehicleis running. The guardsover the brake,clutch,torque-converter, axleand drive sprocketsalso helppreventmudand debrisfrom contactingthose components. Traffic Safety • ALWAYSFOLLOWTHE ENTIREPRE-RIDECHECKLISTPRIORTO STARTINGORRIDINGTHE SCOOTER. Yoursafetywhileridingthis vehicledependsentirelyon your ability to exerciseproperjudgement.Youmustbe of sufficientage, understanding,mentalcapacity,and physicalcapabilityto safely operatethisvehicle. AdditionalWarnings (continued) Traffic Safety (continued) • Alwaysobtainmature,supervisedinstructionand sufficientpractice in an decongestedareabeforeoperatingthis vehicleon any public thoroughfare. Excessivevehiclespeedis a leadingcauseof accidents,whichcan causedeathor seriousharmtoyou, otherpeople,and/orproperty. Alwaysobey all applicabletrafficsafetylawswhileoperatingthis vehicle,beingsure to accountfor currentweatherand traffic conditionsand slow downif necessary.DRIVETOARRIVE! Useextremecautionwhen ridingon wet,slippery,roughor slopped terrain.Thereis an increasedrisk of loss of control,whichcanresult in injury,death,and/orpropertydamage. Alwaysslow downwhen turning.High-speedturningcan causeloss of controland/orpossibledeath,injury,and/orpropertydamage. Turningon a slopeincreasesthe riskof rollover.Practiceturningin a safearea awayfrom traffic untilyou are confidentin yourabilityto controlthevehicleat all times. Operatingthisvehicleat an unsafespeed,especiallywhileturning, cancausedeath,injury,and/orpropertydamage. Neverusethis vehicleto performanytypeof racing,stunt riding, jumps, spin-outs,donuts,or othermaneuvers,Youcouldkill or injureyourselfor othersand/orcausepropertydamage. Neveroperatevehiclewhileunderthe influenceof alcohol,drugsor medicationof any kind.Suchoperationisdangeroustoyourself and/orothersand maybe illegalin yourarea. Checkthetire pressurebeforeoperatingthevehicleusinga properly calibratedtire air pressuregauge. Stopthe vehicleand shutoff the engineimmediatelyif the vehicle makesunusualnoisesor vibrations.Checkthevehiclefor damage. Excessivenoiseor vibrationis a signof looseor wornparts. • Do not usethis vehicleon rentaltracksof anykind. AdditionalWarnings (continued) Engine/Motor Safety • Keepthe engine/motorfree of dirt anddebris,especiallyin the throttlelinkagearea. Neverstartthe engine/motorwithoutcheckingto see thatthe throttle controlis in the idlepositionand thatthe parkingbrakeis set. Neverstartthe engine/motorunlessyou are properlyseatedwith yourhandsfirmly on the controls. Nevertamperwith,alter,or changethe vehicle'sengine/motor settings.The engine/motorgovernoris factory set and protects theengine/motorfrom damage.Excessiveengine/motorspeedis potentiallydangerousto the operator,bystanders,andthe engine/ motoritself. • All guardsmustbe in placepriorto startingtheengine. Operatingthevehiclein conditionswherewater, mud,snow,dirt, sandor otherdebriscan get intothethrottlecableconduitand/orthe throttlemechanismcancausethecableor throttlemechanismto bind,whichmay leadto throttlesticking,lossof control,and possibledeath,injury,and/orpropertydamage. Fasteners • Makesurethat all screws,nuts,and boltsare properlytightened. Neverover-tightenhardwarethat is designedto move,suchas front wheels,spindles,A-arm pivots,etc. Restrictingmovingparts can causea lossof controland possibleinjuryor death. Alwaysreplacetorque-typeIocknutswith newIocknutsof thesame typeafterremovingthe old Iocknuts. AdditionalWarnings (continued) Fueling • Checkthefuel supplybeforeeachuse. Never fill thefuel tankwhile theengineis runningor hot.Alwaysallowat least1in.of expansion spaceat thetop ofthe fuel tank.Thereshouldnot be anyfuel in the filler neck.Replacethe fuel captightlyafterrefuelingto preventa fuel spillage,fire, or explosionhazard. Alwaysuse an originalgas capor an approvedOEMreplacement. Neverfill fuel tankwhile thevehicleis insidea building.Gasoline vaporscan causeinjuryor deathand can posea fire or explosion risk. • Movethevehicleat least10ft. beforestartingthe engine. Useextremecautionwhen startingtheengine.Hotengine,muffler, or drivecomponentscan causeseriousburnson contact. Maintenance • Do not modifythe vehiclefrom the manufacturer'soriginaldesign and configuration. Neverwash or operatethevehiclein freezing temperatures.Water canfreeze in thethrottlecableconduitand/oron thethrottle mechanism,possiblyresultingin throttlesticking,whichcancause theengineto continueto runand resultin lossof control. Assembly,maintenance,and/orrepairof thisvehicleshouldonlybe performedbydesignateddealersor authorizedsmall-enginerepair centersfor enginerepairsto ensurequality work and safevehicle condition. Alwaysdisconnectthespark plugwire (gasolinevehicles)or shut offthe batteries(electricvehicles)beforecommencinganywork in theenginevicinityor wherethere is a possibilitythatthe vehicle couldmoveunexpectedly.Keepthe sparkplug cableawayform the sparkplugto avoidaccidentalstarting. Avoidcontactingthe muffler,cylinderhead,or anypotentiallyhot areaon or aroundtheenginewhenworkingon,around,or restarting theengine. AdditionalWarnings (continued) Maintenance (continued) • Storethis vehiclein a placewhere gasolinefumes cannotreachan openflame, spark,or othersourceof ignition.Drainthefuel tank in a coolwell-ventilatedarea priorto any long-termstorage.Never storethis vehiclein a closeproximityto appliancessuchas water heatersor furnaces. Engine,exhausts,and othercomponentscanbecomeextremelyhot duringoperation.Usecautionwhen nearhot components. • Neveradjust,repair,or cleanthevehiclewhileit is in motion. NHTSA Safety Notice If you believethatyourvehiclehasa defectwhichcouldcauseseriousinjury or death,you shouldimmediatelycontactthe NationalHighwayTrafficSafety Administration(NHTSA)in additionto notifyingBAJAINC. If NHTSAreceivessimilarcomplaints,itmay openan investigationand if it finds thata safetydefectexistsin a groupofvehicles,it may ordera recall and remedycampaign. However,NHTSAcannotbecomeinvolvedin any individualproblemsbetween you,yourdealeror BAJAINC. To contactNHTSAyou may callthe AutoSafetyHotlinetoll-freewithinthe UnitedStateson 1-800-424-9393or writeto: NHTSA,400 SeventhStreetSW, Washington,DC 20590. Pre-RideChecklist WARNING! ALWAYSPERFORMTHE ENTIREPRE-RIDE CHECKLISTBEFOREUSINGTHEVEHICLEAS THISCAN HELPYOU SPOTPROBLEMSTHATCOULDINTERFERE WITHSAVEVEHICLEOPERATION. FAILURETOFOLLOW THISENTIRECHECKLISTBEFOREEVERYRIDECANCAUSE DEATH,SERIOUSINJURY,AND/ORPROPERTYDAMAGETO YOURSELFAND/OROTHERS FrontBrake Headlight Gas Cap storac Underseat lever_ FrontTurn signals Taillight signals Muffler EngineOil fill cap VIN Number Hook RearBrake lever Batterylocated underfloorboard Seat compartment lock FrontTire RearTire Front caliper Side stan_ Kickstartlever Locationof Warning Label Readand follow thewarninglabelon yourScooter. Makesure you understandthelabel. Keepthe labelon theScooter. Do not removeit for any reason. If the labelcomesoff or becomesdifficultto read,you shouldgeta replacementby contactingBAJAINC. SIDE KICKSTANDMUSTBE PLACEDIN THE UPPOSITION IN ORDERFOR ENGINETO START. Readand understandOwnersManual LA BEQUILLEDECOTEDOlT ETRERELEVEEPOURPOUVOIR DEMARRERLE MOTEUR. Alwaysweara helmet,eye protection and protectiveclothing. Porteztoujoursun casqueavec une protectiondesyeuxet desv_tements protecteurs. beforeoperatingthis Scooter. Lisezet comprenezle manuelde I'utilisateuravantde conduirece Scooter. Pre-RideChecklist (continued) Before Starting the Engine/Motor Engineoil level a) Checkfor leaks b) Tightenfiller capsecurely. c) Add oil if required. , Fuellevel a) Addfuel as necessary. b) Do not overfill(nofuel in thefiller neck). c) Do not mixoil with gas. d) Replacecaptightly. e) Do not refuela hotengine.Allowengineto coolbeforeadding fuel. 3. Warningdecals a) Makesure all warningdecalsare legibleand securelyattached. b) Replaceas necessary. 4. Tires a) Ensurethatbothtires haveat least 1/8in. treaddepthat center. b) Bothtires mustbe inflatedto the pressureindicatedon the tire sidewalls. c) Replacethe tires id tread heightis lessthen 1/8in. at the centerof tires. 5. Drivechain a) Checkconditionand tension. b) Lubricateand adjusttensionas necessary. 6. Throttle a) Checkfor smoothoperation.Makesure thethrottle"snaps" back to idle. b) Checkfor frayedcableor damagedcablehousing.Replace damagedcable. c) Checkfor mud, debrisand ice in thethrottlecable/mechanism. Cleanout any contamination. Pre-RideChecklist (continued) Before Starting the Engine/Motor . Fasteners a) Checkthat all axle nutsand lug nutsare secure. b) Checkfor missingfasteners. Replaceas necessary. c) Checkthat all otherfasteners aresecure.Tightenas necessary. 8. Steering a) Makesure steeringturnsfreely. b) Checkfor proper"toe-in" of wheels. c) Lubricate/adjust as necessary.See theMaintenancesection. 9. Frame/chassis Checkfor bent/damagedframe/chassis components.Replaceas necessary. 10. Battery(ifequipped) Checkthe clampbar and connectionsaretightand corrosion-free. Clean/tightenas necessary. 11. Lights(if equipped) Checkfor properoperation.Replacebulbsas necessary. FUEL AND OIL FUEL The properfuel is very important for the engine. Ensurethatthere is no dust,dirt,or waterwhichhas mixedin thefuel. Pleaseuseregularunleaded gasoline ENGINEOIL Yourscooterhasa four-stroke engine. Pleaseuseoil as describedin the chartbelow. By usingthe prescribeoil,you will realizethe bestlubricationfor theengine. | MACHINE OIL E TEMP. °C -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 °F -22 -4 14 32 50 68 86 104 Q _W,CAUTION Neverstartthe engine when there is insufficient lubricating oil. Otherwise, it will causeharm to the engine. Usethe chartto selecta viscosityratingbasedon the temperaturerangein yourarea. Operation Starting the Engine WARNING!ALWAYSRETRACTTHE CENTERSTAND(1) PRIORTO STARTINGTHEVEHICLE. ATTENTION!SIDE KICKSTAND(2) MUSTBEPLACEDIN THE UPPOSITIONIN ORDERFOR ENGINETO START. DO NOTapplythrottlewhilestartinqscooter.Applyingthrottlewhilestarting scooterwill disengagethe automaticchoke.The scooterwill not start. NOTE:Startingscooterthefirst timewilltake longerbecausefuel needsto reachthe carburetor. 1. Makesurescooterhasfuel 2. Checkoil level,add oil if needed. 3. Lift up side kickstand.NOTE:Enqinewill "turn over"butwill not startif side kickstandis in the "DOWN" position. 4. Turnignitionkey to "ON" position. 5. Turnhandlebarswitchto "ON" position. 6. Pullin left handbrake lever.NOTE:Enqinewill not startif left handbrake lever isnot pulledin. 7. Pushelectricstart button.NOTE:Do notapplythrottlewhilestartinq scooter. CAUTION:DO NOT RUNTHE STARTERFORMORETHAN5 SECONDSATA TIME.ALWAYSALLOWAT LEAST10SECONDS BETWEENSTARTINGATTEMPTS. Operation (continued) Driving Safely WARNING!FOLLOWALLOF THEWARNINGSIN THIS OPERATOR'SMANUALATALLTIMESWHILE OPERATING THESCOOTER.IT IS YOURRESPONSIBILITYTOKNOW ANDOBEYALLAPPLICABLELOCAL,STATE,AND FEDERALLAWS. WARNING!NEVEROVERLOADTHEVEHICLE.THE CARRYINGCAPACITYIS 300 POUNDS. Afterstartingtheengine,squeezethe rear(left)brake leverand therear hand hold,then gentlypushthescooterforward off the centerstand. Straddletheseat whilekeepingone foot on the groundfro stability.Slowly turnthe throttleto begindriving.Placeyourfoot on thefloorboard as the scooterbeginsmoving. Neverattachany articlesto the handlebar.Stowany cargoon the luggage rackor in the under-seatstoragebox.Do not carry cargoweighingmorethan 10 poundson the luggagerack.Alwaysholdthe rear handholdwhen lifting thescooter. WARNING!ALWAYSWEARA DOT-APPROVED HELMET, EYE PROTECTION, ANDSHOESWHENRIDINGYOUR VEHICLE. WARNING!NEVERDRIVETHE SCOOTERWITH THE SIDE STANDEXTENDED. Operation (continued) Shutting off the engine Alwaysshut off theengineby turningthe ignitionswitchto OFF. Stopping the vehicle WARNING!WET,OIL, ORSANDYROADSREDUCE BRAKINGEFFECTIVENESS. HARDBRAKINGONTHESE SURFACESCOULDLEADTO LOSSOF CONTROLANDA SERIOUSACCIDENT.ALWAYSREDUCESPEEDAS GRADUALLYAS POSSIBLE. Whenbraking,alwaysengagetherear brakefirst to retainmaximumcontrol of thescooter.Mostof your shippingpowercomesfrom thefront wheel. Parking Alwaysleavethe key in the lock positionwhen parkingthevehicleto help preventtheft. Parkon smoothhardsurfaces,beingsureto usethe center standwheneverpossible. Breaking in • • • • • • Followingthis break-inprocedureensuresthatyourscooteris functioning properlyand maximizesengine life. Neverdrivethisvehicleover25mphduringthefirst 250 milesof operation.Excessivespeedcouldresultin enginefailure. Alwaysuse fresh 89 octanegasoline.Avoid gasolinethat contains alcohol,whichcandamagerubbergasketsand engineseals. Checkandadjustthe brakes,throttlecable,tire pressure,and fasteners weeklybeforeriding.This is in additionto the pre-ride inspection. Scheduleregularmaintenancewithyour authorizedBaja Motorsportsservicecenter. Neveradd oilto thegasoline;your scooterusesa 4-strokeengine withan internallubricatingsystem. Operation (continued) Ignition switch The main ignitionswitchcontainsthreepositions: • ON (1):The enginecanstart, thekey cannotbe removed. • OFF (2):This positionshutsoff theengineand allowsyou to removethe key. • LOCK(3): Fromthe OFFposition,pushinward and turnthe key counterclockwise tothe LOCK positionwhileturningthe steeringcolumntothe left and shakingit lightlyto engagethesteeringlock. Removekey. Brake Levers and Throttle I Rearbrake (4):Whenstoppingthe scooter,squeezethe rearbrake smoothlyand firmly. Alwaysengagethe rearbrakefirst. Frontbrake(5): Squeezethe levergentlyat first to avoidlockingthe front wheel.Mostof you stoppingpowercomesfrom the front wheel, whichshouldalwaysbe usedto supplementthe rearwheel. WARNING!USEEXTREMECAUTIONWHENENGAGING THE FRONTBRAKETOAVOIDLOCKINGTHE FRONT WHEEL.LOCKINGTHE FRONTWHEELCANCAUSEA SERIOUSACCIDENT. Throttlegrip (6):The rotarythrottlegrip is on the right handlebar. Accelerateby rotatingthe throttletowardsyou.Gentlyapplythe throttleto avoidenginefrom stalling.Deceleratebyrotatingthe throttleawayfrom you.The throttleincludesa safetyspringthat snapsthethrottlebackto idlewhen released. Operation (continued) Right brake/ switch assembly • On/Off Safety stop Switch (1) The On/Offsafetystop switch needsto be at "on" position beforescooterwillstart. The safetystop switchis availablein caseof an emergency. • Electric starter switch (2) The electricstarterswitch is locateddirectlyunderOn/Off safetystopswitch. In orderfor scooterto start,the keywill needto be turnedto "on" positionas well as the safetystop switch. Depresstheelectricstarterswitchto startthe engine. Neverrunthe starterfor morethan 5 secondsat a time. Allow at least10 secondsbetweeneachstartingattempt. Operation (continued) Kick starter Usethe kickstarterto starttheengineif the batteryis drained.Oncestarted, leavetheenginerunninguntilthe batteryrechargessufficientlyto restartthe scooter. Kickstarter Leftbrake/switchassembly • High/low beam light switch (1):Toactivatethe highbeam,movethe switchto position(2). Forlow beam,useposition(3). • Turn signal switch (4): Slidethe switchplateleft for a leftsignaland rightfor a rightsignal.Pressthecenterof the switchto cancelthe turnsignal. • Horn (5): Pressthe bottombuttonto soundthe horn. Operation (continued) Instrumental panel • Speedometer (1): Indicates the currentdrivingspeed in both km/hand mph. • High beam indication lamp (2): Illuminateswhenhigh beamis selected. • Turn signal lamp (3): Indicates thatthe turnsignalis activated. • Fuel indicator (4): Indicates thefuel level. • Odometer (5): Indicatesthe totaldistancethevehiclehastraveled,in kin. Seat lock • To open: Insertthe keyjust below theseat on the leftside of the vehicle. Pressthe seat downslightlywhileturning the keyclockwiseto releasethe latch. Lift theseat. • Toclose:Pressdowntheseat until locked,then removethe key.Neverleave the key in the lock. Seat lock Operation (continued) Fueltank The gascap is locatedunderthegas capcover.To open,lift gas capcover, insertkeyand turn. WARNING!GASOLINEIS FLAMMABLEAND EXPLOSIVE. USEEXTREMECAUTIONWHENFUELINGYOURSCOOTER ONLYFILLTHE TANKIN WELL-VENTILATED AREAS.SHUT OFFTHE ENGINEAND PLACETHESCOOTERON ITS CENTERSTANDTOENSUREPROPERFILLINGWHILE ELIMINATINGTHE RISKOFSTATICIGNITIONCAUSED BYIMPROPERGROUNDING.NEVERSMOKENEAR GASOLINENEVEROVERFILLTHE GASTANK.ALWAYS MAKESURETHE FUELCAPIS SECURELYFASTENED AFTEREACHFUELING. WARNING!DONOTSPLASHOR SPILLGASOLINEWHILE FUELING.IFA SPILLOCCURS,IMMEDIATELY WIPE OFF ALLSURFACESPRIORTO STARTINGTHE ENGINE.AVOID SKINCONTACTWITH GASOLINEAND DONOT BREATHE GASOLINEFUMES.KEEPGASOLINEAWAYFROMFLAMES OR ELECTRICSPARKS. Seat, Gas Cap Cover Maintenance Checking and Changing engine oil • Checking engine oil Removeengineoildip stickcap (1). Checkoil levelon dipstick. Addoil if below3/4 full. Referto page 12for correctengineoil type. ° Changing engine oil Todrain oldengineoil, placecatch basinunderengineand unscrew drainplug (1)locatedon bottomleft sideof engine. Drainengineoil into propercatchbasin. Disposeof oil properlyat oil reclaimfacility. ° Cleaning oil filter Drainengineoil per instructionsabove. Removeoilfilter plug (1) locatedat bottom rightside of engine. Removescreenfilter (2) from springassembly. Cleanscreen with solvent. Re-installfilter and refillwith 1 qt. oil. Referto page12 for correctengine oiltype. _ILCAUTION Neverstartthe enginewhenthere is insufficientlubricatingoil. Otherwise, it will causeharmto the engine. Maintenance(continued) Changing Transmission oil The transmissionoil was filled at thefactory before shipment,Drainand refilltransmissionoil every 5000km(3100 miles) • Draining transmission oil Draintransmissionoil by removing drainscrew(1) locatedon bottomof transmission(2). Drainoil intoa catchbasinand disposeof properlyat oil reclaimfacility • Adding Transmission oil Addtransmissionoil by removingtransmission oilfill cap(3) locatedon theside of transmission (2). Add .12L (4oz)80W-90gearoil Spark Plug CHECK-UPOF SPARKPLUG 1. 2. 3. 3. Removethe capof sparkplug and screwout usingplug wrench. Cleanspark plugall aroundor replaceit if it is corrodedor there istoo muchdepositon it. Regulatethe gapof the sparkplug to 0.6-0.7mm(.024"- .028") The sparkplugof the designatedtypeshould be used. Theapplicabletypeof sparkplug: DR7HSA(NGK),A7RTC(TORCH) 0.6~0.7ram (.024"- .028") Maintenance(continued) Air Filter Checking Air filter The air filter (1) is locatedon the leftside of thescooter. Removeair filter cover byremovingscrews(2). If filter is dirty,follow cleaninginstructionsbelow. Cleaning Air filter 1. Removefoam element(3) from air filter housing(1). 2. Washfoam element(3) in wateror a mildnon flammable solvent. 3. Squeezewaterout offoam elementand let dry. 4. Re-installfoam element(3) in air filter housing. Maintenance(continued) Brakes Front Hydraulic Disk brake inspection 1. 2. 3. 4. Inspectfront disk brakecaliper(1)for leakage.If brakefluid leaks,the safety of ridingcouldbe affected. Inspectthe brakeshoes(2) for cracks,and thejoint for leakage. Checkthe brakefluid levelthroughthesighthole (3) underplasticcowling. Removeplasticcowling(4). If level isat or belowthe LOWERmark,inspect brakepadsfor wearand hydraulicsystemfor leaks. To add brakefluid, unscrewthe 2 screws(5) on top of the brakefluid reservoir locatedundertop plasticcowling.Add DOT3or DOT4brakefluid. Do not mix brakefluid types. Adjustment of Rear Brake 1. 2. To makerear brakeadjustment, turnrear adjustingnut (1) clockwiseto increaseand counterclockwiseto reduce tensionon thebrakecable. Brakeshoesshouldbe replaced by a qualified servicetechnician onceworn. Maintenance(continued) Idle SpeedAdjustment To adjustthe idlespeedproperly,you needa tachometer.If you do not haveone, askyour authorizedserviceto performthis adjustment. EngineIdle adjustment Screw To adjustthe idlespeed: 1. Starttheengineand warmit up. 2. Turntheengineidle screwin or out so thatthe engineidlespeedis at 1450~1550r/rain. Improperadjustmentof theidle speedcouldbe hazardous. An idlespeedthat is too high couldcausethe scooterto moveforward whenyou startthe engine.This may causean accident. Excessiveenginewear mayalso resultif idlespeed isadjustedimproperly or whenthe engineis not fully warmedup. Adjustthe idleto thecorrectspeed.Makesure theengine isfully warm beforeadjustingthe engineidlespeed. Fuel Hose Inspectthefuel hosefor damageand fuel leakage.If anydefectsare found, the fuel hosemustbe replaced. Fuelhose Maintenance(continued) Tires The scooteris equippedwith tires of thesize and type listedbelow: Front Size 3.50x10 Rear 3.0mm (0.12in) 3.50x10 TireTreadCondition Operatingthis scooterwith impropertires,or even impropertire air pressurecouldbe hazardous. If you use impropertires or impropertire air pressure,you may lose controlof thescooter. Always usethesize and typetires specified.Alwaysmaintainpropertire air pressureas describedin this section. Usingworm tires couldbe hazardous. The tractionof the vehiclewill bedecreased.This increasesyourrisk of havingan accident. Replacethefront and rear tireswhenthe depthon the treatis 3.0 mm (0.12in.)or less. Tire Air Pressure Checktheair pressurein tires beforeriding,Improperair pressurewouldeffect handling,steeringresponse,traction,tire life and ridercomfort.Be surethatthe tiresare inflatedto the pressuresshownbelow.Tire pressureshouldonly be measuredor adjustedwhenthe tires are cold. Recommendedpressure Front 33-36psi Rear 33-36psi Maintenance(continued) Battery (gas scooter) Yourscooterusesa sealed,maintenancefree leadacid batteryrated 12V3AH.The batteryis locatedunderneaththe floorboard. • Chargingnewbatteries:Fill the batterywith theacid in thepre-packedbottles and allowto restfor 30 minutespriorto sealingthe battery.After sealing,charge the batteryusinga low currentcharge(0.5V-1Afor 6 hours.) • Rechargingbatteries:Forbest results,chargethe batteryat a low current(see above).You canfast chargethe batteryat 2Afor up to 1 hour.Youmay usea tricklecharger(<0.5A)to keepthe batterychargedif you useyourscooter infrequentlyor for shorttrips.You canattacha tricklechargerfor up to oneweek. BATTERYACIDIS EXTREMELYCORROSIVE.ALWAYSWEAR GLOVES AND EYEPROTECTIONWHENHANDLINGACID.IF YOUR SKINOR EYECONTACTTHEACID,IMMEDIATELY FLUSHWITHWATERFOR AT LEAST15 MINUTES.IF SWALLOWED,DONOT INDUCEVOMITING; CALLYOURPOISONCONTROLCENTER. Maintenance(continued) Battery The following procedureis verydangerousand shouldbe performed with utmostcareand attention.Wearprotectiveeye wear,rubber gloves,and havewateravailableshouldelectrolytecomein contact with skin or eyes.KEEPALL CHILDRENAWAYFROMTHE AREA WHILETHISPROCEDUREIS BEINGPERFORMED. POISON- CAUSESSEVEREBURNS Containssulfuricacid. Avoidcontactwith skin,eyes,or clothing To preventaccidents,rinseemptycontainerwithwater. ANTIDOTE: External- flush with water Internal- Call physicianimmediately.Drinklargequantities of water or milk. Followwith milkof magnesia,beateneggs or vegetable. Eyes- Flushwithwaterfor 15 minutesand get promptmedical attention. KEEPOUT OF REACHOFCHILDREN. Maintenance(continued) Battery Note:The following page isfor vehicleswith battery'scontainingseparate electrolytepack.Most battery'swill comewith theelectrolytealreadysealedinto the battery. Preparinqthe battery: Placebatteryon levelsurface.Removesealingtape from top. (seefigure 20) Takethe electrolytecontainerout of the plasticbag. Placeelectrolytecontainerupsidedownwith the sealedsilvermouthsof the electrolytebottlesin linewith thesix filler holesof the battery.(see figure 21) Figure20 Pushthe containerdownstronglyenoughto break thesilverseals. Aselectrolytestartsflowing intobattery,air bubbleswill comeup from the mouthsof the plastic electrolytebottles. Leavebottlesupsidedownin batteryholesuntil electrolyteis completelydrained. Neverleavechildrenunattendedaroundbattery. If air bubblesceaseto float to thetop of the electrolytebottles,tap lightlyon top. DO NOTremovecontainerfrom batterywhileit is draining. Figure21 Nevercutor pierceelectrolytecontainer. Afterall the electrolytehasdrainedfrom the bottles intothe battery,pull plasticelectrolytebottles gentlyout of the battery. Discardemptyelectrolytebottlesin a waste area thatis inaccessibleto childrenand animals. Afterfilling letbatterystandfor at least30 minutes beforecharging.Thisallowstheelectrolyteto penetrateplatesfor optimumperformanceand ensureslongerbatterylife. After30 minutesthe batteryis readyfor its initial charge.Placecapstrip looselyover thefilling holes as shownin the picture.(seefigure 22) Figure22 Maintenance(continued) Battery Howto InitiallyCharqethe battery: 1. Connectthe red positive(+)cableto thered positive(+) poleof the battery. (seefigure 23) 2. Connectthe blacknegative(-) cableto the blacknegative(-) poleof the battery.(see figure 24) Figure23 Note:The red positive(+) cablehasa larger diameterthan the blacknegative(-) cable. . Chargingrate:Chargebattery@ 0.7Ampsfor 5 ~ 10 hours. Afterchargingis complete,pressdown firmly with bothhandsto seatthe caps. (Do not poundor hammer.)The batteryis nowsealed.(seefigure 25) Locatebatterycompartmenton scooter. The batterycompartmentis located underthefloorboard. (see figure 26) Figure24 Attachred positive(+) cableto positive (+)terminalon battery. Thenattach blacknegative(-) cableto negative(-) terminalon battery. Figure25 NEVERREMOVETHE STRIPOF CAPS NORADDANYWATERORELECTROLYTE. Figure26 Transporting It is bestto transportthescooterin the normalposition. Beforetransportinqthescooterdrain thefuel from the carburetoras follows: 1. Drainfuel from carburetorintoan emptycontainerby looseningthe carburetordrain screw(1). The carburetordrain screwis locatedat the bottomof the engine. 2. Whenthefuel has beendrained,retightenthe drainscrew. Drainingfuel fromthe carburetorcouldbe hazardous. Fuelcouldcatchfire if you do not handleit properly. Whendrainingfuelfrom the carburetor, besuretoshuttheengineoff. Do notsmoke,andneverdrainor refuelin anareawherethereareopen flamesor sparks.Donotspillthefuel or youmaycreatea fire hazard. Disposeof thedrainedfuel properly. ,_CAUTION Failingto securetheScooterproperlycouldbe hazardous. Failingto securethevehicleproperlymayresultin an accidentor damageto thevehicle. Whentransportingthe Scooter,tiedownthe vehiclesecurelywith straps,rope,or someothersuitablemeans. Useextratie downs whenyou transportthevehiclein thestandingposition. Storage Procedure If you do not useyour scooterfor a longtime, it will needspecialservicerequiring appropriatematerials,equipmentandskill. Forthis reason,we recommendthat you trustthis maintenancework to yourauthorizedservicecenter. Ifyou wish to servicethe machinefor storageyourself,follow the generalguidelinesbelow: VEHICLE Placethevehicleon levelgroundandwashthe entirevehicle. FUEL Drain the fuel from the fuel tank by a hand pump. Drainthe fuel from the carburetorby releasing the carburetordrain screw. Drainingthe fuel couldbe hazardous. Fuelcouldcatchfire ifyou do not handleit properly. Whendrainingthefuel from thefuel tank,besureto shuttheengineoff. Donotsmoke,and neverdrainfuel in an areawherethereareopenflames or sparks.Keeppetsandchildrenawayfrom thefuel, anddisposeofthe drainedfuel properly. TIRES Inflatetires to the normalpressure. EXTERNAL 1. Sprayall vinyland rubberpartswith rubberprotection. 2. Sprayunpaintedmetalsurfaceswith rust preventative. 3. Coatpaintedand plasticsurfaceswith carwax. PROCEDURE FOR RETURNING TO SERVICE 1. Cleanthe entirevehicle. 2. Makesurethat thevehicleis properlylubricated. 3. Performthe INSPECTIONBEFORERIDINGas listedin this manual. 4. Startthevehicleas outlinedin this manual. MaintenanceChart It is veryimportantto inspectand maintainyour scooterregularly.Followthe guidelinesin thechart. The intervalsbetweenperiodicservicesin milesare shown. Atthe end of each intervalbe sureto performthe maintenancelisted. Interval(miles) MAINTENANCESCHEDULE Item Eachuse Initial Initial 150 500 Air Filter Initial Every 1000 1000 I Every1000miles(more often in dusty areas) * Carburetor I * Exhaustsystem Fuelhose I I I I I I R R EngineOil filter C C **Transmissionoil R EngineOil I BrakeFluidlevel I I I I I BrakeHoseandjoints I I I I I Brakes I I I I I Wheels I I Wheelbearings I * Brakecaliperlinings I I I Frontand rearsuspension Steeringsystem I I I I I * Steeringshaftlubrication(use Li grease) Fittingsand Fasteners * ValveGap I I L I T T T I * Shouldbe completedby anauthorizedservicecenter ** ChangeTransmissionoil every3100 miles I=lnspectand clean,adjust,lubricateor replace,if necessary. C=Clean R=Replace T=Tighten T I Troubleshooting Thistroubleshootingguideis providedto helpyou to find the causeof some commoncomplaints. COMPLAINT:Engineis hardto startor does not startat all. Somethingis probablywrongwith the fuel systemor ignitionsystem. _CAUTION Failingto troubleshoota problemcorrectlywoulddamageyour Scooter. Improperrepairsor adjustmentsmaydamagethe vehicle. Such damagemay not be coveredunderwarranty. If you are not sureabout the properaction,consultyour authorizedservicecenteror BAJA INC.aboutthe problem. FuelSupplyingCheck 1. Makesurethere is adequatefuel in the fuel tank. 2. Checkthatthe ignitionswitch is in the "RUN" position. 3. Makesurethere is enoughfuel reachingthe carburetorfrom thefuel tank. Drainingfuel from the carburetorcouldbe hazardous. Fuelcouldcatchfire if you do not handleit properly. Whendrainingthecarburetor,besure to shutthe engineoff. Do not smoke,and neverdrainor refuelin an areawherethereare open flames or sparks. Do not spillthe fuel or you may createa fire hazard. Disposeof drainedfuel properly. a. Loosenthe drainscrewwhich is locatedunderthe carburetor.Drainthe fuel from the carburetorintoa container. b. Tightenthedrain screw. c. Runthe enginefor a few seconds. Shut off engine. d. Loosenthe drainscrewand checkthatthe carburetorisfilled backup with fuel. e. If fuel is reachingthecarburetor,the ignitionsystemshouldbecheckednext. Troubleshooting (Continued) Ignition System Check 1. , Removethespark plugand reattachitto thespark pluglead. Turnignitionkeyto the"RUN" position. Slidethe enginestopswitch to the "Run" position. Pushtheelectricbutton"START"(grey button). If the ignitionsystemis operatingproperly,a bluesparkshouldjump acrossthesparkplug gap. If there is no spark,takeyour machineto your servicecenter. Performingthe sparktest improperlycouldbe hazardous. Youcouldgeta highvoltageelectricalshockifyou arenotfamiliar with thisprocedure. Do not performthis checkif you are notfamiliar with the procedure. Do not pointthe sparkplug near thesparkplug holeduringthis test. Do not do thistest ifyou havea heart conditionor weara pacemaker. Do not performthis test is any nearany openfuel containersfor near fuel whichhasspilledon the ground,on the engine,or any partof the Scooter. COMPLAINT:Enginestalls 1. Makesurethere is enoughfuel in thefuel tank. 2. Checkto see thatthespark plug is notfouled. Removethe sparkplug and cleanit. Replaceit, ifnecessary. 3. Makesurethefuel valve is not clogged,and the fuel tank is not clogged, either. 4. Checkthe idlespeed. If necessary,adjustit usinga tachometer.The correctidlespeed is 1400~1600r/rain. 5. Makesure theair filter is clean. Specifications Description Data Description Data Enginetype 4 Stroke/Air cooled Horsepower (HP) 3.74Hp Overalllength 1740mm(68.5in) Displacement 49.5cc Overallwidth 610ram(24.02in) Starter Electricwith supplementkickstart Overallheight 1120mm(44.09in) Brake Front:Hydraulicdisc Rear:Drum Deadweight 77kg (169.8Ibs) Rearwheel 3.00-10 33-36 Psi Payload 136.1Kg (300 Ibs) Frontwheel 3.00-10 33-36 Psi Suspension Hydrauliccompoundspring Spark plug CR7HSA(NGK), A7RTC(TORCH) Gap0.6mm-0.7mm (0.024in-0.028in) Passengers 2 Ignitionmeans CDI Transmission Transmissionoil CVT 0.12L(4oz.) 80W90 Battery 12V-3AH/YTX7A-BS Clutch Auto, centrifugal Headlight 12V35W/35W Capacityof gasoline 5.4L (l.4gal) Brake/Taillight 12V10W/3W Oil capacity 1L (lqt) Speedometer 12V1.7W Lubrication method Pressure,splash Turnsignal 12V8W Boreand stroke 39x41.4mm 12V 3W Frontlamp SERIAL NUMBERLOCATION Youneedto knowtheframe and engineserialnumbersto getwarrantywork,theft recoveryand consumersafetyinformation. You also needthesenumbersto help yourauthorizedservicecenteror BAJAINC.order parts. The Framenumberisstampedon front of scooterjust abovethefront floor base. A smallcapwill needto beremovedto seethe number. The enginenumberis locatedon the bottomleftside of theenginehousing. Framenumber Engineserialnumber Writedownthe serialnumbershere for yourfuture reference FrameNo.: I I EngineNo.: SC50 Wire Diagram o BAJAINC. - EMISSIONCONTROL SYSTEMWARRANTY YOURWARRANTYRIGHTSAND OBLIGATIONS Theemission control systemwarrantyperiod for this vehicle begins on the date the vehicle is delivered to the first purchaser other than an authorized dealer,or the date it is first used as a demonstrator, lease, or company vehicle, whichever comes first and continues for 60 months after that date, or 6,000km,whichever comes first, provided there has been no abuse, neglect or improper maintenance of your vehicle. Where a warrantable condition exists, the Distributor will repair your vehicle at no cost to you, including diagnosis, parts and labor. If an emission-related part on your vehicle is defective the part will be repaired or replaced by the Distributor. This is your emission control defects warranty. OWNER'SWARRANTYRESPONSIBILITIES As the vehicle owner,you are responsiblefor the performance of the required maintenance. You should maintain a record of all maintenance performed on your vehicle and retain all receipts covering maintenance on your vehicle. You may not be denied a warranty claim solely because of your failure to ensure the performance of all scheduled maintenance or lack of maintenance records or receipts. You are responsible for presenting your vehicle to an authorized dealer as soon as a problem exists. The warranty repairs should be completed in a reasonable amount of time, not to exceed 30 days. As the vehicle owner,you shouldbe awarethat youmay be deniedyour warranty coverage if your vehicle or a part has failed due to abuse, neglect, improper maintenance, or unapproved modifications. WARRANTYCOVERAGE TheDistributorwarrants that each new2008and later vehicle: • is designed, built, and equipped so as to conform at the time of initial retail purchase with all applicable regulations of the United States Environmental Protection Agency; and • is free from defects in material and workmanship which cause suchvehicle to fail to confirm with applicable regulations of the United States Environmental Protection Agency for the periods specified above. Youremission control system warrantycovers components whose failure would increasean engine's emission,includingelectroniccontrols,fuel injectionsystem,carburetor,the ignitionsystem,catalytic converter,or any other systemutilized in thisvehicle to controlemissionif it is originallyequipped. Also includedmay be hoses, connectorsandother emission-relatedassemblies. Replacingor repairing othercomponents(includingparts, labor,andothercosts) not coveredby this emissioncontrol systemwarrantyor the standardwarrantyis the responsibilityofthe owner. Coverageof repairs under this warranty applies onlywhen repairs are completed at an authorized dealer or repair facility. The Distributor will not cover repairs performed outside of an authorized dealer or repair facility, except in an emergency situation. The use of replacement parts not equivalent to the original parts may impair the effectiveness of your vehicle's emission control system. If such a replacement part is used and an authorized dealer determines it is defective or causes a failure of a warranted part, your claim for repair to bring your vehicle into compliance with applicable standards may be denied. Ifanemergencysituationexistswhen a warranted part or a dealer is not reasonablyavailableto the owner,repairsmay he performedat any availableservice establishment,or by the owner,usingany replacementpart. The Distributorshall reimbursethe ownerforthe expenses,includingdiagnostic charges,notto exceedthe Distributor'ssuggestedretail priceforall warrantedparts replacedand labor chargesbasedon the Distributor'srecommendtimeallowancefor thewarranty repairandthe geographicallyappropriatehourlylabor rate. Theowner may reasonablyhe requiredto keep receipts andfailed parts in orderto receive compensation. ThisEmissionControlSystemWarrantyis in additionto the standardLimitedWarranty. EXCLUSIONSAND LIMITATIONS Thiswarrantydoes notcoverthe following: • Failuresor malfunctionsofthe emissioncontrolsystemscausedby abuse,alteration,accident,misuse,the use of leadedgasoline. • Replacementof expendablemaintenanceitems unlesstheyare originalequipmentdefective in materialor workmanshipundernormaluse, andthefirst requiredreplacementintervalfor the item has not beenreached. Expendablemaintenanceitems includehut not limitedto spark plugs,filters, coolant,lubricants,gaskets,hoses,and belts. • Replacements of parts and other servicesand adjustments for required maintenance. • Any vehicleequippedwith an odometeror hourmeterwhere the reading is alteredso that actual mileagecannothe readilydetermined. • Repairsor replacementsas a resultof: o Accident o Misuse o Use of replacementparts or accessoriesnot conformingto theoriginal specificationswhich adverselyaffectperformance • Physicaldamage,corrosion,or defectscausedby fire, explosionsor similarcausesbeyond the controlofthe Distributor. • Failuresnot causedby a defect in materialor workmanship. Use ofthe vehicle in any typeof competitiveracingor relatedevents immediatelyand completelyvoids thisand all otherwarranties. LIMITEDLIABILITY Theliability ofthe DistributorunderthisEmissionControlSystemWarrantyis limitedsolelyto the remedyingof defectsin materialworkmanshipby an authorizeddealer at its placeof businessduring customarybusinesshours.Thiswarrantydoes not coverinconvenienceor loss of use of thevehicle or transportationof the vehicleto/fromthe authorizeddealer.The Distributoris not liableto any person for incidental,consequentialor specialdamagesof any description,whetherarising out of expressor impliedwarranty or any othercontract,negligenceor othertortor otherwise. No expressemissioncontrolsystemwarranty is given by the Distributorexceptas specificallyset forth herein. Any emissioncontrolsystemwarranty impliedby law, includingany warrantyof merchantability or fitnessfora particularpurposeis limitedto the expressemissioncontrolsystemwarranty termsstated in thiswarranty. Theforegoing statementsof warrantyare exclusiveand in lieu of all otherremedies. All expresswarrantiesnot statedin this warrantyare disclaimed. Some states do not allowlimitationson how longan impliedwarranty lasts,so the above limitationsmay not apply if it is inconsistentwith the controllingstate law. No dealer is authorizedto modifythis EmissionControlSystemWarranty. If you haveany questions regardingyour warrantyrightsand responsibilities,you shouldcontact BAJAINC. (888)863-2252 Baja INC. P.O.Box 61150 Phoenix, AZ. 85082 Tel: 602-443-9180 Toll Free: 866-250-7155
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