1999 Suzuki GSX-R 600 "reserve tank" Questions

reserve tank Is your bike fuel injected or carbureted? If it is fuel injected the tank has a 4.5 gallon tank and that's it. If it is carbureted the fuel petcock is a three position valve (ON, OFF, RES

...reserve fuel tank .thanks. Im not 100% sure with this model but i believe the oil fill should be under the front right fairing and the water fill should be under the fuel tank. You may have to remove ...

...reserve. My bike starts but wont stay on past 30 secs. Your Suzuki has a fuel valve, it is an automatic valve and has no lever on it to manually turn on  or off fuel flow. These valves are prone ...

tank on the very bottom. I think it is on the right hand side. Look for the fuel line that goes to the fuel system and you should be able to trace it to the shut off valve. It should have 3 positions,

...reserve tank. Is there a separate cap? there is only one tank to fill on your bike, your getting confused by the reserve. The reserve is just on the fuel tap itself. It has three positions, on , off ...

...reserve tank capacity of a 1993 Suzukji rf600r motorcycle? I have the repair manual, but it does not show the capacity of the reserve tank. all it shows is the combined total capacity of 17 litres. I ...

...reserve tank on '82 Honda Magna 750? I hope to not need to remove tank. Hi, Just disconnect the main fuel hose from the carb rail. Ensure that you have switched the fuel **** to reserve and this will ...

...reserve tank doesn't work.Any suggestions? Check the reserve fuel line and the main fuel line to make sure they haven't been switched. I purchased a Suzuki Intruder and was riding all the way to ...

reserve tank? I ran out of gas a couple of times, and switching to the "reserve" tank doesn't seem to work for me. I don't understand the switch. Which way is the reserve tank, which way is the normal

using the main tank. Reserve means reserve tank and off means no fuel available from either tank. the off setting is used when trailering your bike. Switch in the “OFF” position. It’s ambiguous I know