Daelim Cordi 50 Scooter Manual FSM (P/N SM49-0406-01E)
Daelim Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: Daelim Cordi 50
Sub-models / Variants: 2-Cycle
Trade Names: Cordi
Technical Data:
- Engine displacement: 49.5cc
- Engine type: 2-cycle, 1 cylinder, transverse
- Engine classification: SE50E
- Maximum output: 5.7 PS at 7,000 rpm
- Max torque: 0.63 kgf·m at 6,500 rpm
- Bore and stroke: 40 x 39.4 mm
- Compression ratio: 7.3:1
- Transmission: Non-stage transmission
- Fuel type: Unleaded gasoline
Daelim Manual Features & Content Preview
- Official Daelim Motor Co. publication (SM49-0406-01E) for the Cordi 50 2-cycle scooter
- Covers the complete 49.5cc SE50E engine series, chassis, electrical systems, and transmission components
- Contains 100 pages of exploded-view diagrams, technical data, tolerances, and detailed wiring schematics
- Serves as the primary reference for component identification and baseline factory specifications in a professional shop environment
Documentation Overview
When you need accurate mechanical data for the Daelim Cordi 50, this factory publication delivers. It breaks down the entire scooter into dedicated technical sections. Mechanics get direct access to system diagrams and service values for the Continuously Variable Transmission, fuel delivery, and ignition components. Before tearing into the equipment, always verify your procedures and consult a certified technician to prevent injury or component damage.
Specification Highlights
Technical reference tables take the guesswork out of routine inspections. Engine clearance values and comprehensive torque specs are clearly defined. The cylinder head bolt requires 1.0 kgf·m, and the engine hanger bolt torques to 5.0 kgf·m. This documentation confirms the SE50E engine displacement at 49.5cc. You will find cylinder compression pressure specified at 10.0 kg/cm² at 600 rpm. Transmission maintenance calls for 0.09 liters of SAE 80W/90 lubricant.
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