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Honda CB1000 Super Four (Project Big-1) 1992 Maintenance Schedule

The 1992 Honda CB1000 Super Four (Project Big-1) maintenance schedule below covers the manufacturer's recommended service intervals for air filter, drive chain maintenance, general maintenance, brake fluid, tires, battery, coolant and oil. Intervals are shown in kilometres by default and can be switched to miles.

998ccEngine size
15Maintenance items
Official manufacturer manual

Sourced from Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Japan - Motopub HMJ) (Owners Manual) (this document covers model years 1992–1993): 2rom-prd-data.hondamotopub.com

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TaskIntervalDifficultyNotes
Air cleaner element replacement Every 20,000 km Easy Replace the viscous paper-oil air cleaner element
Drive chain slack inspection and adjustment Every 6 months Easy Check drive chain slack at the center of the run and adjust if outside the specified range, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Drive chain lubrication and cleaning Every 6 months Easy Clean off dirt/mud with brush and cleaning solvent, dry, then lubricate chain rollers on both sides
Front fork / steering head inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Visually inspect front fork for damage/bending noise, and check steering stem (headstock) bearing for looseness by hand/wrench, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Brake lever/pedal play and stopping-power inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Check front brake lever and rear brake pedal free play against spec, and test braking effectiveness at low speed on dry pavement, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Brake fluid level inspection Every 6 months Moderate Check front and rear brake fluid reservoir levels are above the LOWER mark, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Brake hose/pipe leak and attachment inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Visually check brake hoses/pipes for leaks, damage, and secure attachment/clamping, and check for interference during steering travel, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Tire condition and pressure inspection Every 6 months Moderate Check tire pressure (cold) and inspect for cracks/damage, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Battery inspection Every 6 months Easy Check sealed maintenance-free battery condition; no fluid check or top-up is required or possible, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Clutch lever play and engagement inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Check clutch lever free play against spec, and check for smooth, slip-free clutch engagement, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Fuel system leak inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Check fuel cock, tank, hoses, pipes, and carburetor for gasoline leaks, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Coolant level inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Check coolant reservoir level is between UPPER and LOWER marks via the left side-cover inspection window, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Lighting and turn signal function inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Check headlight, position/tail light, brake light and turn signal operation, aim, and lens condition, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Chassis lubrication point inspection Every 6 months Easy–Moderate Visually check that chassis grease/lubrication points (brake lever pivot, clutch lever pivot, side-stand pivot, etc.) are adequately lubricated, as part of the 6-month/12-month legal periodic inspection
Engine oil change Every 6,000 km (first at 1,000 km) · Every 12 months Easy Change engine oil (initial change at 1,000 km, then every 6,000 km thereafter)

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