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GS500 carburetor question

Started by nikolai_01, October 25, 2020, 09:56:52 AM

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nikolai_01

Ok, so I broke the attaching mechanism on the cup/bowl (number 11), to which number 4 attaches. Any idea if the carbs on the 04 are the same as mine, 01 model (made for france) as I read that suzuki introduced a TPS. Also can I take that bowl from an older model, or the carbs are too different?
2001 GS500E

Sporty

Suzuki part #11 is called a valve (commonly called a slide). Part number 13501-29FA0
The slide itself is the same on a 2004 as 2001.

The complete USA carb assembly has differences.

Go to a Suzuki parts site such as this. https://www.powersportsdiscount.com/oemparts/c/suzuki_motorcycle/parts

Then you can look at each year and compare.
Used Suzuki GS500 = motorcycle adventure without leaving the shop.

Current motorcycles: 1993 GS500E, 1996 XL1200, 1999 ST1100

nikolai_01

Thanks for the fast reply! Didn't know that this site has so much diagrams. Definitely going to change that valve from a gs500f 2004 model
2001 GS500E

nikolai_01

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UPDATE:
After some more research, i found a brand new valve for a carb from bandit 1200 2001-2006, the valve looks the same, i don't know if it would work. Posting a link to the valve. I would buy used too, but all of the GS bikes selling for parts in my country are <01, newest is '94 and still i dont want to pay 50$ for that piece of plastic. If anybody tried the swap or at least knows if BSR34 has same internals as BSR36 (the one on the bandit) would be helpful.
EDIT: also if i find a newer model GS with a TPS, can i swap the whole carburetor into mine? are there any significant changes, or its only the sensor?


https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33060951571.html?spm=a2g0s.8937460.0.0.706f2e0e8G690R

UPDATE2:
Ordered that valve from aliexpress, size is similar to original one, gonna test and update again
2001 GS500E

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