1995 Husqvarna TE 350/410 & TE-TC 610 Workshop Manual (P/N 800079881)

• Covers 1995 Husqvarna TE 350, TE 410, TE 610, and TC 610 competition motorcycles. Details both enduro and motocross engine configurations.
• Official OEM publication Part N. 800079881 (issued December 1994). Contains technical specifications and mechanical parameters for the original factory build.
• Features 64 highly detailed engine disassembly diagrams. Also includes comprehensive torque setting tables and exact valve clearance adjustment specifications.
• Spans 218 pages of in-depth service data covering the complete engine, chassis, suspension, and electrical systems.
• Acts as the definitive primary reference for the 350–610 series launch build to provide exact tolerances for initial factory engines.

Technical Overview and Specifications

This OEM publication documents the mechanical specifications, required maintenance intervals, and procedural workflows for the Husqvarna TE and TC 350–610 series. The technical data section lays out precise tolerances for internal engine components. You get exact measurements for valve seat cutting angles, piston-to-cylinder clearance limits, and big-end side clearances for the crankshaft assembly. Specialized sections break down the timing diagrams and lubrication requirements essential for maintaining high-performance output. The factory documentation is specifically structured to facilitate major mechanical evaluations and routine bench adjustments. Before starting any major teardown, always ensure proper workshop ventilation and adhere to standard shop safety protocols when handling engine fluids or working near high-pressure systems.

Precision Data and Maintenance Values

Cylinder head fastening torque is strictly specified at 23.73–26.28 Nm across the covered engine range. Intake valve clearance rests at a documented 0.10 mm. Meanwhile, the service data table lists the exhaust valve clearance at 0.15 mm. Proper tire setup matters for competition handling. The recommended front tire pressure for these units sits at 0.9–1.0 kg/cm². The manual also provides extensive reference charts for carburetor tuning, transmission gear ratios, and electrical system parameters. These charts ensure precise identification and setup of original components for the 1995 model year.