2001 Triumph Tiger 955cc Motorcycle Factory Service Manual

Inside the 2001 Triumph Tiger 955cc Service Manual

• Details the 2001 Triumph Tiger 955cc, including the 955i fuel-injected engine variant
• Original OEM publication P/N 3857017, issue 1, February 2001
• Includes 12 detailed exploded-view diagrams for engine, transmission, and clutch sub-assemblies
• This 2001 first edition serves as the primary reference document for the 955cc fuel-injected engine launch build

Engine and Drivetrain Documentation

Servicing motorcycle drivetrains requires strict adherence to factory safety protocols to prevent personal injury or mechanical failure. To support safe and accurate shop work, this 2001 Triumph Tiger 955cc publication provides detailed technical insights into the liquid-cooled 12-valve DOHC engine. It focuses on the cylinder head, crankshaft, connecting rods, and piston assemblies. The text documents engine management systems, transmission shafts, and selector drum components through descriptive sections and precise assembly illustrations. Technicians gain direct access to official factory data regarding valve clearances, timing marks, and maintenance schedules for both the lubrication and cooling systems.

Specification Highlights and Technical Data

This official 334-page OEM workshop manual lists torque settings for critical engine components like the cylinder head, clutch center nut, and balancer shaft. Precision specifications are clearly documented, noting a cylinder bore diameter of 79.030–79.050 mm in the engine tables. The Triumph Tiger 955cc fuel tank capacity is specified at 23 liters, while ignition coil resistance is listed at 1.3 kOhms at 20°C in the electrical section. For further insight into how factory workshop documentation is structured, refer to the manual's introduction. Ultimately, it delivers comprehensive chassis, electrical, and fuel-injection data for the entire 955i-series build.