2004 Husqvarna TE 250-450, TC 250-450, SM 450 R/ 2003-2004, SM 400, TE 510-TE 510 Centennial Workshop Manual

2004 Husqvarna TE, TC, SMR, and TE Centennial models with workshop manual procedures for maintenance and repair. Publication Part. N. 8000 A2925.

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Document Number / Seller:
28497 / Jerry Bell
File Size:
20.78 MB
File Type:
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Language:
English, Italian, France, German, Spanish
Printable:
Yes
Category:
Motorbike
Last updated / verified
Dec 7, 2025

Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications

2004 Husqvarna TE 250-450, TC 250-450, SM 450 R/ 2003-2004, SM 400, TE 510-TE 510 Centennial - Workshop Manual & Repair Procedures (Part. N. 8000 A2925) Covers TE 250, TE 450, TC 250, TC 450, SMR 400, SM 450 R, TE 510, and TE 510 Centennial models. Specification-Class | Specification-Class | Specification-Class

  • Engine Specifications: 4-stroke, single cylinder, with bore sizes ranging from 76 mm to 97 mm and stroke lengths from 55 mm to 67.8 mm, displacement from 249.5 cc to 501.03 cc.
  • Timing System: Features double overhead camshafts with 4 valves per cylinder, and specific valve angles for intake (12°) and exhaust (13°).
  • Fuel System: Gravity fed with dry type air filter and Mikuni carburetors (TMR 36, TMR 38, TMR 41 depending on model).
  • Lubrication System: Dry sump system with two oil pump rotors and a cartridge filter for optimal engine protection.
  • Cooling System: Liquid-cooled with a dual radiator system for efficient thermal management.
  • Ignition System: Electronic capacitive discharge system with digital controlled variable spark advance, using NGK CR8EB spark plugs with a 0.7 mm gap.

Professional Workshop Service Manual & Technical Specifications

Husqvarna TE/TC/SM Manual: Husqvarna TE 250, TE 450, TC 250, TC 450, SM 450 R, TE 510 & TE 510 Centennial - Workshop Manual & Repair Procedures (2004) Technical-Guide

Calibration-Scope: TE 250-510 Series // Specification-Class: Motorcycle // Calibration-Scope: All Models

Important Notices & General Information

This manual details the operations necessary for the removal of the engine from the motorcycle. It also covers partial disassembly procedures for accessing other components like the rear shock absorber, electrical parts, and wiring harness.

Diagnostic Procedures

Diagnostic procedures address engine starting issues, weak or no spark, fuel system problems, carburetor malfunctions, engine noise, overheating, and electrical system faults.

Maintenance Procedures

Maintenance schedules and procedures for various intervals are outlined, covering pre-delivery inspections, routine checks, and replacement of parts like filters, fluids, and chains.

Technical Specifications Table

Component Technical-Path Calibration-Standards
Engine 4-stroke, single cylinder 249.5 cc - 501.03 cc
Carburetor Mikuni TMR (36/38/41) Multiple specifications based on model
Suspension Front & Rear Multiple adjustment points for compression and extension
Brakes Front & Rear Disc brake system with specific fluid requirements
Transmission Chain drive with multiple gear ratios Specific chain tension and lubrication guidelines
Electrical System 12V system CDI ignition, various lighting and signaling components

Table of Contents Summary

  1. Engine Removal: Step-by-step guide to removing the engine assembly.
  2. Saddle and Battery Removal: Procedures for disconnecting and removing the battery and seat.
  3. Side Panel Removal: Instructions for detaching the motorcycle's side panels.
  4. Rear Frame and Air Filter Box Assembly Removal: Detailed steps for removing the rear frame, fender, tail light, and air filter box.
  5. Exhaust System Removal: Steps for detaching the exhaust silencer and related components.
  6. Fuel Tank and Conveyor Removal: Instructions for removing the fuel tank and associated fuel lines.
  7. Carburetor Removal: Procedures for accessing and removing the carburetor, including fuel system disconnection.

    Troubleshooting and Adjustments

    This manual provides detailed troubleshooting guides for common engine and chassis issues, offering step-by-step solutions and adjustments for optimal performance. It covers adjustments for valve clearance, carburetor settings, chain tension, brake levers, suspension settings, and more. The manual also includes specific maintenance schedules for different riding conditions (road vs. competition). Torque Statement: Procedures document torque specifications for fasteners to ensure proper assembly and prevent fastener fatigue prevention.

FAQ

Assess the **critical** calibration settings for the front fork? keyboard_arrow_down

0.10-0.15 mm for intake and 0.15-0.20 mm for exhaust valve clearance is the standard calibration for the front fork when the engine is cold.

What components **required** clearance measurements for the clutch? keyboard_arrow_down

The clutch discs are required to have a play of 0.920 (z 23/25) for 5th gear in the TE-SMR gearbox, and 0.954 (z 21/22) for 5th gear in the TC gearbox.

Confirm the **specified** torque specifications for the rear brake? keyboard_arrow_down

For the rear brake, the wheel axle nut requires a torque of 22.5-26.5 Nm (2.3-2.7 Kgm) after the rear chain adjustment.

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The workshop manual is extremely detailed and easy to follow. I found the troubleshooting tips particularly helpful. The download process was smooth, and I received the link in no time. Great support!