2002 Yamaha TT-R125(P) / TT-R125LW(P) Service Manual

Covers valve clearance adjustment, carburetor specifications, engine oil capacity, and drive chain maintenance. Complete torque values and maintenance intervals with multilingual instructions for precise tuning.

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Document Number / Seller:
23526 / Daniel Taylor
File Size:
14.45 MB
File Type:
PDF
Language:
English
Pages:
506
Printable:
Yes
Category:
Motorcycle
Last updated / verified
May 11, 2025

Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications

Yamaha TT-R125(P), TT-R125LW(P) — 2002 Consolidated Engineering Blueprint | TT-R Series Library.

  • Documented Clearance Data: 0.08–0.12 mm (0.0031–0.0047 in) is calibrated to the intake valve cold lash setting Specifications.
  • Measured Power Output: For optimal off-road performance, 20.9 kW (28 hp) net flywheel horsepower is specified as the standard engine Framework.
  • Universal Fuel Capacity: Tank volume governs 6.6 L (1.45 Imp gal, 1.74 US gal) total capacity with 1.9 L reserve allocation Benchmarks.
  • Core Compression Ratio: The cylinder head requires 10.0:1 compression for standard combustion chamber pressure Logic.
  • Rated Transmission Type: The constant-mesh 5-speed gearbox provides 37/14 (2.643) primary reduction and 49/13 (3.769) secondary drive Range.
  • Principal Torque Specification: Maximum engine torque is rated at 113 N·m (83 lb-ft) at 5000 rpm crankshaft output Baseline.

Professional Workshop Service Manual & Technical Specifications

Precision Technical Manual: Yamaha TT-R125(P), TT-R125LW(P) 2002 Blueprint-Vault

Reference-Category: TT-R125(P), TT-R125LW(P) 2002 Models // Repair-Classification: Engine / Transmission Systems Logic // Model-Portfolio: Air-Cooled SOHC Single-Cylinder 124cc Motorcycles

Specification Documentation Scope Reference Details
Engine Systems 4-Stroke combustion, fuel delivery, lubrication circuit Chapters 1–4, carburetor assembly specifications included
Chassis & Suspension Steering geometry, suspension travel, brake systems Chapters 3, 5; fork oil capacity and shock absorber preload documented
Transmission 5-speed constant-mesh, chain drive mechanics Gear ratios, chain slack adjustment, sprocket data provided

Outlined across comprehensive operational sections comprising general information and specifications, this document encompasses engine and transmission systems, explores chassis and electrical components, plus detailed maintenance intervals. Covering control functions and fuel specifications, examining cylinder head assembly, then addressing camshaft and rocker arm operations, the manual simultaneously encompasses valve clearance procedures and spark plug inspection, coordinating lubrication points and steering head adjustments throughout its methodical framework.

The document includes torque specifications for the frame to engine connections ensuring proper assembly integration. Specifications for the carburetor float chamber level are documented to maintain fuel system accuracy. Reference data covers front and rear brake adjustment procedures across both model variants, with complete maintenance schedules spanning initial inspection through 120-hour service intervals.

Section Document Contents Resource Type
Troubleshooting Logic Pre-operation checks, maintenance intervals, component wear limits Diagnostic reference tables
System Coverage CDI magneto ignition, drum and disc brake circuits, spoke tension protocols Technical specifications
Adjustment Data Cable routing diagrams, steering bearing procedures, chain slack documentation Procedural reference material

Consistently mandating thorough component inspection across lubrication zones, the technical manual documents specifications for bolt torque on engine mounting brackets to prevent mechanical failure. Service intervals are structured progressively from initial 10-hour break-in through 120-hour periodic maintenance, with specifications for valve clearance adjustment provided for both intake and exhaust circuits. Brake fluid level inspection protocols are included for TT-R125LW disc brake configurations, referencing DOT #4 specification requirements.

A comprehensive index organizes six chapters covering general information, technical specifications, regular inspections, engine systems, chassis components, and electrical architecture. Cable routing diagrams illustrate fuel breather positioning and ignition coil lead placement. The document provides wiring schematics for the CDI unit interconnection. Includes wiring specifications for the magneto charging coil and pickup coil resistance values at standard temperature measurements.

FAQ

Reference the **specified** tool requirements for rocker arm shaft removal? keyboard_arrow_down

YU-1083-A small slide hammer set is required for removal, along with 90890-01084 weight and 90890-01085 slide hammer bolt to extract the rocker arm shafts safely.

What are the **essential** electrical values for spark plug operation? keyboard_arrow_down

0.6–0.7 mm electrode gap and CR7HSA (NGK) or U22FSR-U (DENSO) spark plugs are required, with 13 Nm torque for installation to ensure proper engine firing.

Specify the **correct** carburetor fuel level calibration setting? keyboard_arrow_down

6.0–7.0 mm measured below the float chamber mating surface using YM-1312-A fuel level gauge (part 90890-01312) ensures optimal fuel mixture delivery.

What is the **documented** valve clearance measurement standard? keyboard_arrow_down

0.08–0.12 mm for intake valves and 0.10–0.14 mm for exhaust valves when engine is cold, verified using a feeler gauge at Top Dead Center position.

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