i need help on the vakve tappet gap for my suzuki bandit 400,
no, because they are street illegal.
Above the oil pan, you need to take of the timing belt, timing belt rear cover, then the oil pan.
no the cover does not need to be removed just unbolt the 5 bolts holding it to the timing belt sproket the bolts have a 8 mm head
This info can be found in the owner's manual. no timing belt is a chain and u dont need to replace it unless there is something worng with it, but not a maintance issue
I just bought a 1997 tank400 4x4 4wheeler need info on it
Everything you ever needed to know about the Samurai can be found in the Suzuki Service Manual. A FREE copy can be downloaded from http://www.suzukiinfo.com/. zn
how to change a timing chain,heres you best bet first off those have belts, and remember you can get tons of repair info from www.auotzone.com check it out talk to you soon other than that it would be hard to explain on the computer.if your still stuck however i could fax you complete instuctions. if you need help email me at steve_saturn@hotmail.com
The GS 650 has fully transistorized ignition system. I have a 1982 GS 650 G with the original Suzuki service manual. There are several bullets in the manual highlighting the features/benefits of this system. The bullet of interest to you is the following one which I quote from the manual: "*Ignition timing is maintained properly at all times and requires no maintenance." My Norton driving neighbor says there must be a way to adjust the timing and that I just haven't found it. Not so- these bikes do not need timing adjustments.
It has a timing chain that does not need service.It has a timing chain that does not need service.
No, timing chain doesn't need replacing.
1996 SUZUKI RM125