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To install a tachometer on a 1998 Suzuki Intruder VS1400, start by selecting a suitable mounting location on the handlebar or instrument cluster. Connect the tachometer's power wire to the motorcycle's ignition switch or battery for a 12V supply. Then, connect the signal wire from the tachometer to the coil or ignition wire, typically found near the spark plugs, to read engine RPM. Finally, secure all connections, mount the tachometer, and test it to ensure proper functionality.
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what is the difference between a 1995 and 1999 Suzuki intruder vs1400 gas tanks are they inter changeable?
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Do motorcycles need water?
If the motorcycle is liquid cooled (like the Suzuki Intruder VS800) it will need water and anti-freeze and will have a radiator. Air cooled motorcycles do not need water. Some air cooled motorcycles have a oil cooler (like the Suzuki Intruder VS1400) which looks like a small radiator, but not many.
Where is the solenoid 03 suzuki intruder?
you will need to remove pillion and riders seats first , which on a vs1400 covers a mass of wires that run down the mudguard , the solenoid valve is under the connector block holder on the L H side of the frame , this can be shorted across terminals to quickly override solenoid and test starter motor, the L H cover will need to be removed to access and replace solenoid good luck jinx
What is the fuel pump psi for a 1993 suzuki intruder vs1400?
behind the left side cover. i have the same bike, same problem. i found the pump should pump 300cc { 3/4 pint } or more in 30 secs. any less the pump is bad. hope this helps. will need factory pump , i cked out universal ones and the smallest on at 1.5 psi puts out up to 25/30 gph. if i figured, factory is around 8/10 gph..
I'm 5'10 and 175 lbs will I fit on a Kawasaki 250r 2008?
My daughter, 19 and about 5' 8" just bought one of these today. She has taken the safety course, but has not had time to get her license... so I drove it home for her.. I am about 6' and 250lb. I normally drive a Suzuki VS1400 v-twin. This little bike is really not bad. It feels bigger than the engine size might make you think. Since it was new, and the first the dealer had gotten in, they did not know all the break-in requirements so I did not want to crank it up too much until I had a chance to read the manual. I kept it below 7000rpm, but it pulled great (no wheelies, but I did not try). I also did not take it up beyond 55mph, but it will go 70+ no problem, even with my 250lbs on it. To answer your question, you will find it a bit smaller than the 6R. Once I got used to the footpeg positions, it was really not uncomfortable. I'm not certain I would want to go a full tank of gas (est. 300 miles) without getting off. The seat seemed a bit 'firm' compared to my cruiser... But I'm certain I could ride it for 1-2 hours at a time. It is a nice little bike. My daughter's first and I'm glad she went for it and not the 6R for her first. Hope this helps. Ride safe. Bug Doc hey im 6'3 220 i own a 2008 Honda crf250x it has plenty of power. so ya u would fit on it but if your new to dirt bikes you mite wanna start out slow
