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gs7_11 started following Cam chain tensioner advice req. , 1980 Gs550e - new coils fitted - no spark , Newbie with a GS1000 project. lots of info needed and 3 others
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Check that you've got 12Vdc with respect to ground (engine) at the orange/white (?) Wires to the coils. These can go either way round. The black & white (?) Wires are earth side triggers to the points or electronic ignition back plate.
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You can get new airbox rubbers from Cruzin Image. Highly recommended.
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Correct. It's either a 550 or a 650. Definitely not 89 also, unless late registered old stock.
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The problem Hoppy will have is that there are 2 tap mounting hole spacings on Suzukis of this era, 44mm and 50mm. The taps with no lever have a 50mm spacing and so far, I've never seen a suitable replacement with a lever.
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https://mc.grenasberg.no/2022/12/28/alternator-for-gt750-and-gt380/
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The latter, so the plunger is free to move against cam chain tension under pressure of the spring.
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Gs1000 cometic head gasket and cam chain tunnel O ring
gs7_11 replied to PaintItBlack's topic in Air Cooled
If you compare these 2 gaskets (Cometic fibre and Suzuki MLS) you can see the difference in the cam chain tunnel area, and why one needs an o-ring and one doesn't). It's stated on Fowlers website that the new genuine MLS gaskets don't need o-rings. Fibre gaskets still do. Basically, if the gasket has a space for the o-ring, fit one. -
Gs1000 cometic head gasket and cam chain tunnel O ring
gs7_11 replied to PaintItBlack's topic in Air Cooled
Isn't it the new (genuine Suzuki) MLS head gaskets that don't need the o-ring? -
Gs1000 cometic head gasket and cam chain tunnel O ring
gs7_11 replied to PaintItBlack's topic in Air Cooled
Doesn't sound right to me. Pretty sure mine's got an o-ring. -
The OPs bike is already an 1100.