These Suzuki GSX models were the evolution of the GS series of 2-valve per cylinder air and oil cooled four stroke motorcycles. The first 4-valve engines were produced for the 1980 model year, but retained the “GS” designation for the US and Canadian markets until the release of the GSX-R models in 1986 (1985 outside the US). These GSX engines were based on Suzuki’s “TSCC” (Twin-Swirl Combustion Chamber) engine design, and shared little with previous 2-valve models. The bike called Suzuki Katana in the US had this engine design, with designations of GSX-S, but has little in common with the more modern GSX-F Katanas, which are sport-touring bikes.The early GSX four-cylinder engines are arguably among the most reliable motorcycle engines ever mass-produced, with the 1100cc and 1150cc engines still very commonly used for drag racing and hillclimbing competition in the US. The TSCC engine was once again redesigned in 1983 with the introduction of a completely new GSX 750, Suzuki’s first modern mono-shocked sportbike in both a naked (GSX 750E) and half-faired (GSX 750ES) version. Although this bike received solid reviews from testing magazines (and came to be the testers’ preferred 750 sport machine for the year), its release was an ill-timed duel against Honda’s all-new V4 engine in the form of the VF750 Interceptor.
This service manual provides information and procedures for maintenance adjustments, diagnosis, replacement of components, and for assembly and disassembly Suzuki GSX 750ES parts. The contents of Suzuki GSX 750ES Service Manual are classified into sections as the following:
Suzuki GSX 750ES introduction (about this manual, identification numbers, buying spare parts, safety first), daily pre-ride check (engine/transmission oil level check, brakes fluid level check, clutch fluid level check, coolant level check, tire checks, suspension steering & drive train check, legal and safety checks, model development, bike specification), routine maintenance and servicing (specifications, recommended lubricant and fluids, maintenance schedule, component locations, maintenance procedures), engine,transmission, and associated systems (engine clutch and transmission, cooling system, fuel and exhaust system, ignition system), chassis components (frame, suspension and final drive, brakes, wheels, and tyres, bodywork), electrical system, wiring diagrams, reference (tools and workshop tips, security, lubricants and fluids, conversion factors, MOT test check, storage, fault finding equipment, and technical terms explained).
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Henery Schaffer
November 28, 2009 at 9:57 am
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Henery Schaffer
November 28, 2009 at 10:03 am
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