Coolant and engine oil levels?

your bike is air and water cooled. The and only comes on when the water is hot and requires the fan.

The recommended weight is Suzuki SAE 10W fork oil. The amount for the forks is 386ml or 13.5 ounces per side.

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Hello,

Here is a link for highway bars (engine guards) for your bike; Old Bike Barn

I have these same guards on my 1996 Suzuki VS800 Intruder. They look good and make great foot rests while on longer rides.

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The site below has got all but the tappet clearances covered. You will need a service manual for the correct valve clearances or a friendly word to your dealer if you want to do it yourself.

Front and rear carbies' are depicted in exploded view form with all parts named and numbered. The diaphrams and idle adjustments are clearly shown. All sections of the bike are covered.

As for the timing chains, they are self adjusting and when adjustment runs out, the chains must be replaced.

Richness is governed by the size of the carby jets, smaller numbers are leaner.

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http://www.cmsnl.com/suzuki-vs800-gl-intruder-1992-1997-usa_model16322/partslist/

1992-1999 Suzuki VS800 intruder:

Front tire
80/90-21 or 80/90H-21

Rear tire
140/90-15 or 140/90H-15

H rating indicates rated for high speed.

Your title description says 2003. Is your bike a 2003 or a 1996? If your bike does not have a dipstick on the filler, there may be a sight glass on the crankcase. If this is the case, the sight glass will be low on the right side of the crankcase. In order to ge an accurate estimate of your oil level, the bike must be level, not on the side stand.

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Hi

your cycle is quite different from a car in that the engine and trans(gears) are combined..so the same fluid lubricates and cools the bike....

being a v-twinn there are good oils out there today and much more inexpensive than before...
in fact many local auto stores and even discount stores have cycle oil...just make certain you get a quality brand like: valvoline,mobil,castrol and for your twinn i'd try a good 20w50.....check your manual for quantity and change the filter as well...some stores are even stocking cycle filters....

good kuck and safe riding

Have you check all the bulbs condition? Check your fuses and the blinker coil.