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2000 Suzuki GSX 600 F (Katana) Questions & Answers
Misfire under load
Hey Joel,
I am a little confused... is it an ignition fault ..or a transmission fault?? ... I think the different issues will show up as totally different symptoms..
First.. new spark plugs..(make SURE they are the EXACT FACTORY replacements).. and gapped correctly!!
Is it a minor or intermittent miss... or is it a constant miss.... and it COULD still be in the carbs.. How did you sync the carbs?
Did you remove the pilot jets and make sure ALL the air/gas passages were clean..(Brake cleaner sprayed thru ALL OF THEM!!)??..
Please tell me more --with details!!..Reply on here
Thanks
Oil on the chain
countershaft seal leaking OR it may have a self oiler thats not adjusted right.
WHERE DO I ADD OIL TO MY KATANA 2000 CYCLE
You use a funnel and pour it directly into the crank case. usually located lower on the right hand side of most suzuki motorcycles. The cap will twist off and is about the size of a quarter. looks similar to this :
http://www.xdcycle.com/discount-motorcycle-accessories/images/T/spinwurkz-oil-plug-spike-suzuki-gsxr-hayabusa.jpg
that is a aftermarket spiked cap though but it will be in the same area on your bike.
I am put a K&N air filter on my 2000 Suzuki
Your bike came in at 80 HP, the 99 year model had 86 HP you can check and see if that year had a larger pilot jet. you are running leaner because of increased air flow. Excellent in you can get more fuel with it. You should be able to go up to the next size and cure your problem. Your Pilot Jet is 75% cruise Mixture and 25% idle mixture. Rule of thumb....
If you go 1 size larger or smaller on the size of the pilot jet, you will change the fuel screw ~1.5x richer or leaner to retain the original idle mixture - Dennis Kirk 6am to Midnight Central: 1-800-969-7501 tell them what you want. You can go online and search also, many items are not listed though. You will find a bucket load of jets on their site. Happy Hunting.
http://www.denniskirk.com
Here is another site for you
www.motorcyclecarbs.com
Dennis Kirk company should be able to help you out.
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