Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - Service manual > Safety

General Information / Safety

Ignition System

Ignition system produces high voltage. When working on any ignition system with the engine running, always keep your hands away from the spark plug wires.

Ignition System

Handling Sharp-edged Parts

Wear hand gloves to prevent injury from possible sharp edges on the parts.

Handling Sharp-edged Parts

Handling Fragile Parts

Be careful while handling fragile parts like headlamp, indicator, bulb, etc. Use proper tools and do not apply undue force. After removing, store the parts in a safe place.

Handling Fragile Parts

Welding

Royal Enfield does not recommend welding on the frame or any other parts of the motorcycle. Welding will make the frame weak and can also affect the balance of the motorcycle.

In motorcycles equipped with electronic control modules like EMS and ABS, welding will cause irreparable damage to the EMS/ABS system.

This will also void motorcycle warranty.

Tampering

It is illegal to tamper with the following:

  1. Exhaust system
  2. Fuel systems
  3. Engine Number and/or VIN Information Plate
  4. Wiring harness
  5. Frame

This will lead to NON CONFORMANCE to the noise and emission regulations in force, causing serious performance issues besides irreparable damage to the motorcycle.

This will also void warranty of the motorcycle.

    See also:

     Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - Service manual > General Precautions

    Important information and points that need special focus and attention while servicing the motorcycles are highlighted in this service manual as follows: NOTE Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.

     Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - Service manual > Storage of Removed Parts

    After disassembly of all parts including subassemblies, clean and store them in a separate storage bin to prevent from dust and place the parts near the working area.

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