SERVICE & MAINTENANCE
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During operation (driving), if the water temperature
gauge shows 230° F(110° C) or over, and/or the over-
heat warning buzzer sounds, follow this procedure:
1. STOP the vehicle, DO NOT STOP THE ENGINE.
2. Immediately disengage any accessories that are
operating.
3. Slow the engine to a “fast idle”.
4. Remove any dirt, chaff, debris, etc. from the radiator
intake screen located on the right side of the engine
cover (the intake screen and surrounding area will
be hot, use caution when removing debris from this
area).
Figure 23
Water Temperature Gauge
Water T emp
Gauge
CAUTION
!
• Be careful when opening the engine cover , when raising the seat and when cleaning
the chaff from around the intake screen. Parts that are metal may be hot to the touch.
• The vehicle seat is a machinery guard. To avoid injury, use extreme caution and DO
NOT place hands or clothing near moving parts (belts, fan, etc.).
• Failure to:
(2) maintain cooling system, will cause permanent
damage.
If the water temperature gauge raises above the 230E F(110E C) mark, a heat sensor is activated causing the
overheat warning buzzer to sound.
(1) heed the overheat warning and
WATER TEMPERATURE GAUGE AND OVERHEAT WARNING
BUZZER
The purpose of this system is to warn the operator if the engine temperature exceeds the normal operating range.
Dipstick
Figure 22
Dipstick Location, 970cc Suzuki Engine
Engine Oil Level (con’t.)
Dipstick
Figure 21
Dipstick Location, K6A Suzuki Engine
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