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Scottoiler: Triumph Tiger

Installation Guide for Triumph Tiger

Note: The HCR (sold separately) is not suitable for this model, we recommend the Lube Tube instead.









The Triumph Tiger name refers to

several models. Prior to 1997 the Tiger

was not fuel injected. And then after

1999 the fuel injection was changed

slightly.



Locate the vacuum –









Pre 97 models: There is a rubber bung

over a brass spigot on the inlet side of

the carburetor, as shown below left.



Remove this bung and replace it with the

Damper Elbow, part number 4 from the

Scottoiler kit.









Pre 97 Non Fi Models







98 & 99 models: There is a vacuum

pipe from the throttle bodies, as shown

in the third picture.



Cut into this pipe and insert the special

Triumph T-Piece (RM-150245), free of

charge from Scottoiler.



Then press the Damper Elbow, part

number 4 onto the third leg of the tee.

98 & 99 Models





2000 onwards: Locate the vacuum –

there is a corrugated vacuum pipe (SA-

0155), as shown left.

Cut into this pipe and insert the cut ends

into either end of the special Triumph T-

Piece with Viton, available free of charge

from Scottoiler.

Then press the Damper Elbow, part

number 4, onto the third leg of the tee.



2000 onwards models

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The RMV can be mounted under the

seat, as shown left.

The more vertical the RMV the better

and remember to avoid exhaust and

engine components.

For further information, see our easy

step installation guide – ‘RMV

Positions, General’.









The Dispenser Assembly, shown left, is

routed along the underside of the

Swingarm using Dispenser Mounting

Sleeves, Cable Ties & Glue. Note: an

epoxy resin (eg. Araldite) is req’d to

bond the sleeves to the Swingarm.

For further information see our easy step

installation guide - ‘Dispenser

Assemblies, General’.

The nib should feed the sprocket

between the 6 & 7 o’clock positions, with

the cut face facing outwards, as shown

below left.







Once fitted, fill and prime the system and

set the adjuster knob to ‘prime’.

Start the engine and turn the adjuster

knob until a flow of between 1 and 2

drops per minute is achieved.

Check the condition of your chain after a

ride, and then adjust as required.





Note: Picture shows a similar Swingarm









The Dual Injector (sold separately) is

shown opposite.

The Dual Injector feeds oil onto both

sides of the sprocket between the 6 & 7

o’clock positions.









If you have any further comments or queries, and are unable to resolve them using our website, please do not hesitate to call

technical on 0141 955 1100 or email technical@scottoiler.com for assistance. Thank you.

Scottoiler Ltd. 2 Riverside, Milngavie, Glasgow, G62 6PL Tel. 0141 955 1100 Fax. 0141 956 5896 www.scottoiler.com









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