JLoob

Great.  Can't wait to earn it!  lol

Enjoying the forums so far.  Only had my quadrunner for a few months and previous owners didn't appear to maintain too much, so there's a lot I plan to do with it.

On 8/13/2022 at 1:15 PM, BenderIsGreat said:

Hey all,  I've been working on getting up enough posts to download the service manual, but in the mean time, maybe someone is interested if giving me a few deets in a reply?  If not, no worries.

 

I'm look to confirm a couple things that I've picked up from Google searches.

 

First, I've heard that the factory mixture setting on the carb for this bike is 2 full turns out.  Can people confirm?  I've also heard that it's a fuel mix valve, not air, so screw in to lean, out to richen?  Is that correct?

 

And for the valve clearances, I've heard two different specs, one is intake 0.004" and exhaust 0.006", and that other I heard from a youtuber who claimed this bike had 'very tight' valve clearances, said 0.002" intake, and 0.004" exhaust.

 

If anyone wants to comment on the above, I would be appreciative, if not though I'll keep posting until I can download that service manual

 

 

I'm going to assume you've posted enough by now to get the service manual.    With your new found knowledge, would you happen to know if this applies to a 1995 quadrunner lt-4wds?  I'm still posting my way to 10, but this nugget would be nice to have sooner than later.   Thanks in advance!

On 12/3/2021 at 8:26 AM, Paul4x4 said:

What about 11-digit VIN numbers? Any info on those?

 

I just got my first Suzuki LT-F4WD, and I don't even know what year it is exactly. Looking at google pics, I'm guessing it's a 1990 model by comparing all the decals.

I just did a free faxvin for my LT-F4wds and it came right up.  mine is a 1995

https://www.faxvin.com/vin-check

So... this is a few years old right?  I'll get the app just to see what's what, but I'm looking for day trip options to ride trails in the Chicagoland area.  I live in the NW suburbs.

I'm doing my research, but don't want to leave any stone unturned... so to speak.  Thanks in advance!