1999–2002 Suzuki SV650/S Service & Parts Manual Set
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Suzuki Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models: SV650, SV650S
Models & Model Codes:
SV650 — Suzuki: SV650X, SV650UX, SV650Y, SV650UY, SV650K1, SV650UK1, SV650K2, SV650UK2. Service manual: SV650X with SV650Y supplement; parts catalog: all listed codes.
SV650S — Suzuki: SV650SX, SV650SUX, SV650SY, SV650SUY, SV650SK1, SV650SUK1, SV650SK2, SV650SUK2 (parts catalog).
Sub-models / Variants: Service manual market codes: E-02 (U.K.), E-03 (USA, excluding California), E-04 (France), E-17 (Sweden, Finland [E-15], Norway [E-16]), E-18 (Switzerland, Austria [E-39]), E-22 (Germany, including U-Type carburetor specifications), E-24 (Australia), E-25 (Netherlands), E-28 (Canada), E-33 (California, USA), E-34 (Italy, Belgium [E-21], Spain [E-53])
Model Years: 1999–2002 (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)
Serial Numbers: Engine oil-plate design breaks: earlier arrangement — Until P503-102260, Until P505-100113; revised arrangement — From P503-102261, From P505-100114
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Engine: Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, 90-degree V-twin
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Engine displacement: 645 cm³ (39.4 cu in)
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Bore: 81.0 mm (3.189 in)
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Stroke: 62.6 mm (2.465 in)
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Compression ratio: 11.5:1
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Transmission: 6-speed constant mesh, 1-down, 5-up pattern
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Engine oil capacity: 2300 ml (oil change), 2400 ml (with filter), 2700 ml (overhaul)
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Coolant capacity: 1600 ml
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Front fork stroke: 130 mm (5.1 in)
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Drive chain: D.I.D 525V8, 110 links (SV650), 108 links (SV650S)
Suzuki Manual Features & Content Preview
This 1999–2002 Suzuki SV650/S manual set combines workshop repair information with an illustrated parts catalog. The service portion contains the SV650X manual and SV650Y specifications supplement. The catalog also identifies S and U variants and K1/K2 model codes; its broader parts coverage is separate from the repair coverage.
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Engine repair: Engine removal and installation, crankcase separation, cylinder-head and valve servicing, cam timing, and crankshaft bearing selection.
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Clutch and transmission: Clutch inspection, gearbox disassembly and reassembly, shift-fork checks, and starter-clutch servicing, supported by transmission construction views.
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Fuel system: Mikuni BDSR39 carburetor disassembly, synchronization, float-height and fuel-level adjustment, throttle-position sensor checks, and vacuum fuel-valve testing.
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Cooling system: Radiator pressure checks, thermostat and fan-switch testing, water-pump seal replacement, and cooling-circuit bleeding.
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Brakes and chassis: Hydraulic brake bleeding, caliper and master-cylinder repair, front fork overhaul, steering-stem bearing replacement, and swingarm bearing service.
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Electrical diagnosis: Charging, starting, and ignition troubleshooting flowcharts, starter-motor overhaul, market-specific wiring diagrams, and wire harness routing views.
This material suits mechanics and experienced owners who are comfortable with engine disassembly and electrical testing and have the measuring equipment and special tools specified for the work.
Engine Inspection and Valve-Train Service
Periodic maintenance includes air-cleaner, spark-plug, and coolant service, with separate intake and exhaust tappet-shim selection tables. Internal inspection covers camshaft runout, cylinder bore diameter, piston and ring wear, and valve spring tension.
Crankshaft journal and connecting-rod bearing tables relate identification codes to bearing selection. The engine chapter also documents thrust-shim selection and distinguishes oil-plate arrangements by engine serial number. An Engine Lubrication System Chart traces oil delivery through the engine and transmission.
The camshaft-removal cautions explain how an unsupported front cam chain can become trapped between the crankcase and cam-drive gear when the crankshaft turns.
Carburetor Adjustment and Fuel Delivery
The carburetor section separates diaphragm, slow, main, starter, and transient-enrichment circuits. Synchronization includes balancer-gauge calibration; related procedures cover throttle-position sensor positioning and the E-02 carburetor heaters and thermo-switch.
Market-specific carburetor tables distinguish the standard, U-Type, and emissions configurations. A disassembly caution addresses diaphragm damage from compressed air applied before the diaphragm is removed.
Cooling and California Emissions Equipment
Water-pump diagnosis distinguishes engine-oil leakage from coolant leakage and relates each to the relevant seals. The Cooling Circuit diagram supports the radiator, thermostat, and hose-routing information.
California E-33 coverage includes evaporative-system inspections, canister hose routing, and the PAIR air-supply system. The PAIR System Diagram accompanies reed-valve and vacuum-control-valve inspection information.
Brake, Steering, and Suspension Work
Brake servicing extends beyond pad replacement to piston seals, caliper bores, and master-cylinder piston/cup assemblies. Steering work includes bearing-race replacement and steering-tension checks.
Rear-shock coverage addresses removal, inspection, replacement, and spring-preload adjustment; the shock absorber is treated as a non-disassemblable unit.
Keep the work area ventilated and follow the manual’s precautions for fuel, brake fluid, and supported engine or chassis components.
Electrical Fault Tracing and Parts Identification
The charging-system flowchart helps distinguish battery, wiring, generator, and regulator/rectifier faults before components are replaced. Starting and ignition diagnosis includes the side-stand interlock circuit, signal-generator checks, and ignition-coil testing.
Wiring diagrams cover USA/Canada, E-24, and the listed European market configurations. Wire Harness Routing views supplement the circuit diagrams with physical cable, connector, and clamp arrangements.
The parts catalog provides exploded views and part numbers, including separate X/Y and K1/K2 water-pump assemblies, fork components, and model-specific bodywork. Its K1/K2 and S/U listings support parts identification; corresponding model-specific service supplements are not included.
A Preview of Valve Clearances and Fastener Torques
These examples are a small selection of the adjustment and assembly data in the service manual.
Cold-engine tappet clearances are 0.10–0.20 mm for the intake valves and 0.20–0.30 mm for the exhaust valves, with shim-selection tables supporting adjustment.
The fastener references specify 65 N·m for the front axle and 21 N·m for the M12 oil drain plug. Cylinder-head bolts have a separate staged tightening procedure.
Search, Bookmarks, and Publication Breakdown
Text access and diagram detail: OCR text supports searching through the service text and parts lists, although recognition errors affect some terms and small wiring labels. Embedded bookmarks lead to the main service chapters, the Y supplement, and the parts catalog. Small wiring labels require zooming. Printed reference pages 8-33 and 10-4 are absent.
The set is supplied as one printable, 482-page PDF containing these two publications:
| Publication | Pages |
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| SV650X service manual, including the SV650Y supplement | 395 |
| Illustrated SV650/S parts catalog | 87 |
The service total already includes the 12-page Y supplement, two introductory pages, and two repeated engine pages, numbered 3-93 and 3-94. These pages are included in the 482-page total.
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