20 Most Recent 2008 Suzuki Boulevard C90 Questions & Answers

There should be 6 fuses under the right hand crankcase cover.

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Question edited for clarity, add Maker. Question moved to Make Model category. Insufficient clutch clearance. In the old days, it was a badly adjusted slack chain. ..

try clutch adjustment, at both ends, read manual follow manual

check clutch and side stand safety switch

plug on top of right side crankcase cover,.

Locate the battery with help from the owner's manual. Disconnect the two large wires that go to the battery (the black one first). remove any bolts or bands holding the battery in place. remove battery. getr an IDENTICAL battery. When installing the new battery, be sure the red wire goes to the plus (+) terminal on the battery.

Have faith in yourself, knowing they were made to be serviced. It's located on the front of the bike, under the oil cooler at the bottom of the down tubes, if not the sneakiest place to hide a battery! Just a matter of removing the cover, disconnecting the old battery and putting the new one in. Clean the cable clamps real good and apply a little grease on them after you hook them up, keeping them from corroding.

I do not know what year your bike is but it should not be very complicated. Look for it under the seat. ALWAYS undo the negative first and reconnect it last.

I think you need a battery it is not holding a charge Also take voltmeter when you jump it When running put voltmeter on battery and see how many volts is charging while running It shoud be 13,50 GOOD LUCK MOPAR KENNY

Fuel injection problem - maybe bad fuel -dirt in an injector - when was the last time you filled the tank? If it has been sitting around for some time it may have water in the fuel or the fuel has gone stail

either too much fuel or not enough

Hello,

you didn't state the year/model of your Suzuki motorcycle. But that doesn't matter as the solution below should help irrespective of the year/model.

Click on the below link and follow the instructions therein. I choose to give you the below because it is well explained with diagrams compared to when I type the steps for you:

Click here: http://www.cycleorings.com/GS850stator.pdf

I hope the above helps... If it doesn't, please let me know for further directions.

Regards.

AT THE TOP OF SHOCK YOU WIIL SEE A COLLER WITH A SERIES OF STEPS ON IT TURN COLLER UNTIL THE SHOCKS FEEL HARDER TO PUSH DOWN JOB DONE

hi.

as long as the surface you are sticking the new emblem to is clean and the paint secure, then you should not need anything other than the "sticky back" surface. just make sure the tank is clean and dry.

LONG, here is a link to a site that gives all the info on the bike.
http://www.suzuki-bikes.com/2006-suzuki-boulevard-c50t-pictures-specs/
M.Woodring

check the battery leads are tight and the earth strap from the battery to chassis is all good and not corroded.