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I have the exact same problem, i can find all the other fuses except the windows one. Mine are not working so im assuming its either the fuse or the motor. But it would help if i could find the fuse lol! I'm just about to cut some plastic up to put over the window cause its starting to rain! im sorry this isn't an answer but just in case you found out can you please keep me updated via this ! :]

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The transmission shift solenoids are bad!!

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It can refer to both the inside and outside of a door panel, but more often than not it refers to the outside door adhesive moldings.

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2.2 quarts with filter 1.8 without filter change

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Mini Truck Supply has developed a technical resource website devoted to the owners of Japanese mini trucks. You may find the exploded view you're seeking on the new site by following the link below to be taken directly to the Suzuki Carry DD51T Diagrams.

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That one's simple, its in our manual that came with the bike mate. Simply hold Select and Reset while the eninge is off, then turn in the key and turn on the engine while still holding the buttons, after its running, just count to 5 and release and it should go away. goodluck. or refer to your manual if you can't figure it out.

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Hello Dear,

The MAP Sensor in a Baleno 2000 is attached with Throttle body and can be seen clearly. It reads Sensor Pressure and in most Balenos the make is of USA.

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take off the coolant fairing. This is located directly below the built in tool box on the gear shift side. You will need to take off the tool box fairing as well. The coolant fairing is fastened with three Allen head bolts: one on top and two on bottom. There appears to be an Allen head bolt easily seen on the outside of the fairing. this is just a beauty bolt.

To drain the coolant you need some form of siphening kit or tube. There is no drain plug. Put in new coolant, replace fairings, and you are ready to go.

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It kind of Depends on your Weight, But id say around 48 mph.

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you must use a gear/wet brake oil which is avalable from suzuki you must use this due to the interal wet brake

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No.Not even close

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Sunrise Graphics in St. Annes nr Blackpool, do a full range of complete graphics for the GS range. Well priced and very helpful.

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the L mean's liqued cooled ........... jack joyce ancerd then :D i ride a suzuki rm 85

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Nope

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is it a sport or racer

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If it's the rear seat then there should be two buttons on the top of the bench (one on each side). Pull up and then fold it down. If it's the front seats there is a lever on the side facing the door and you pull up and fold down.

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put air in your tires

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it's a BPR8ES plus

The recommended plug for the bike is an NGK R6918B7, it is expensive at around £35 from ngk but the bike will not function properly with any other plug. many people experience poor top end performance and end up spending money on unneccesary parts e.g. stator coils which can be avoided using the correct plug.

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I was told to use a 32 to 1 mix by a bike mechanic

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i would read in the instructions manual or call the retailer because they can probabily replace it for you too

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. 016 - .018 should do the job perfectly (WRENCH)

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Yes it is.