Workshop, Owners Manuals & Parts Books

[Peter]

Fair Play: Please do not link direct to any of the download links! Please link only to this forum page. If you do not obey this fair play rule, we may end up like many other sites and need to take off the links.

Haynes English manual http://tinyurl.com/6wfc9




Bucheli German manual http://tinyurl.com/43w9q



A note to this manual: It has a couple of mistakes. For example it mentions wrong spark plugs, sometimes wrong torque values, the turning direction of the engine is wrong, etc.. It is good for its electrical circuit schemes, some of the other tables, and may be some basic maintenance works. But if you need a reliable resource, then buy the original workshop manual. It costs more but it is so much better.

Thanks also to the admin of the German V-Strom Forum  Joerg pointing the mistakes.


DL1000

- For all models from K2, K3, K4+ and KLV! Suzuki DL1000 workshop manual HERE  

Warning, very large file at 168MB. Can be slow download depending on your connection speed.
- For all models of DL1000 from K2 - L1, Suzuki DL1000 workshop manual HERE  

- Here is one and only Suzuki DL1000 manual offered for purchase: HERE - Though 2011

- Suzuki DL1000K9 Owners manual in English HERE

- Parts list: HERE
- Worldwide Parts Book for K2 - K6: HERE
- Worldwide Parts Book for K7: HERE

Country codes:
E-02 UK
E-03 US (not CA)
E-19 EU
E-24 Austrailia
E-28 Canada
E-33 California
E-41 Greece

DL650

- Suzuki DL650K4 workshop manual in English HERE
- Suzuki DL650AK9 workshop manual in English HERE
- Suzuki DL650K4 workshop manual in German HERE

- Here is one and only Suzuki DL650 manual offered for purchase (English) HERE - Through K10

- Suzuki DL650K7 parts book in English HERE

- Suzuki DL650K4 Owners manual in English HERE
- Suzuki DL650K9 & DL650AK9 Owners manual in English HERE

- Suzuki DL650AK7 Wiring diagram HERE
- Suzuki DL650K7 Wiring diagram HERE

I recommend getting a hardcopy of the original Suzuki workshop manual. It is very good, and worth the money.

Other Links

- TPS Adjustment and Throttle Body Tuning - a Suzuki video HERE

- Suzuki Heated Grips Installation Instructions HERE

[Rottweiler]

Haynes vs. Suzuki: Is one manual obviously better than the other?

I've downloaded the Suzi but I'll probably end up buying one or the other as trying to read an electronic manual while up to my elbows in grease is not very workable.

[Peter]

The original one is far better.

[Helios]

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Peter wrote on 27.10.2004 14:27[/i] Other Links - TPS Adjustment and Throttle Body Tuning - a Suzuki video HERE - Suzuki Heated Grips Installation Instructions HERE

Hi there.
Is there any more of thoose suzuki maintenance videos for download somewhere?

/H

[Helios]

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Peter wrote on 27.10.2004 14:27[/i] - Updated! For all models from K2, K3, K4+ and KLV! (Thanks Drew!) Suzuki DL1000 workshop manual HERE

Great.
Did i understand this correct if this manual works 100% for my brand new DL1000 K7  ?

I also found a website (http://www.mikeschinkel.com/Motorcycles/V-Strom/) with pdf's from service manual for DL1000 K2, does that one also 100% work for my DL1000 K7 ?

[johnofchar]

An 05 and up manual would be mostly correct. But to have one fully correct you need an 07 manual. A lot of differences between the 02 and yours.

[Helios]

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johnofchar wrote on 22.05.2007 14:45[/i] An 05 and up manual would be mostly correct. But to have one fully correct you need an 07 manual. A lot of differences between the 02 and yours.

Hmm, i was afraid you'd say that.

Contacted my local suzuki-dealer (in sweden) and asked for such a service manual, but all he gave me was a big questionmark in his face. I got the impression he almost didnt know what i ment so....

He would call me back, but that was some weeks ago now.

The best would be if there was some kind of suzuki OEM-dealer on the web, and you just entered your chassinumber and all parts for just that bike would appear.
Klick - order - pay - smile.

[johnofchar]

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Helios wrote on 22.05.2007 09:57[/i] The best would be if there was some kind of suzuki OEM-dealer on the web, and you just entered your chassinumber and all parts for just that bike would appear. Klick - order - pay - smile.

There are a lot of them, but all US based as far as I know.

Example: http://www.mrcycles.com/fiche_section_detail.asp?category=Motorcycles&make=Suzuki&year=2007&fveh=10125

This is the part number for the 02-06 DL1000 English version. They don't have the 07 listed yet: 99500-39231-03E

Another alternative delivered to you for $50 USD.

[Zambezi]

Does anybody have a service manual for the K7 DL650 yet? I can't seem to find one?
Z

[johnofchar]

They are out there, I've had one for almost a year. May be a different # in the UK though.
99500-36113-03E

US source: http://www.repairmanual.com/motorcycles/2007/62/0/19425

UK shipping is $21.60 USD

[richrd]

does anyone know what I have to do to open the online manuals?

My Adobe comes up, flashes  "contains ....not understood"  then "suppress furthur errors  yes no"  

then the first page will flicker once then all goes blank.

[johnofchar]

Adobe Reader should work fine, always has. May try download, save & then open.

[IronGoat]

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Peter wrote on 27.10.2004 05:27[/i] - Here is one and only Suzuki DL650 manual offered for purchase (English) HERE QUOTE] Followed the link to purchase this manual.  Indicates it is through K7.  Is it applicable (or 98% applicable) to K8?  Thanks,

[greywolf]

There is a link to the K8 header on that page. http://www.repairmanual.com/motorcycles/2007/62/0/19425/17608

It's the same part so procedures are the same for both years. The K8 has some different parts, mainly electrical, but they would seem to be installed the same way.

[johnofchar]

Fixed the top service manual links to the latest.

[StromTech]

Here's an updated source for parts and pdfs:
They have their company name in grey type across the pages but they are still quite useful.
http://www.partshark.com/custompage3.asp?pg=suzuki