Suzuki GSX-R 1000 Service Manual: Stp sensor removal and installation
Removal
- Remove the throttle body. Refer to “throttle body removal and installation” in section 1d (page 1d- 10).
- Remove the stp sensor (1) with the special tool.
Special tool
: 09930–11950 (torx wrench (5 mm))
| Note prior to disassembly, mark the stp sensor’s original position with a paint or scribe for accurate reinstallation. |
Installation
Install the stp sensor in the reverse order of removal.
Refer to “throttle body disassembly and assembly” in section 1d .
Stv actuator inspection
Refer to “dtc “c28” (p1655): secondary throttle valve actuator (stva) malfunction” in section 1a (page 1a- 75).
Stp sensor adjustment
Adjust the stp sensor in the following procedures:
remove the air cleaner box cover. Refer to “air cleaner element removal
and installation” in section 1d .
Disconnect the stva lead wir ...
Stv actuator removal and installation
Refer to “throttle body disassembly and assembly” in section 1d .
Caution
never remove the stva from the throttle
body.
Isc valve inspection
Refer to “dtc “c40” (p0505 / p0506 / p ...
Other materials:
Headlight bulb and position light bulb
replacement
Caution
when you touch the bulb with your bare
hands, clean the bulb with a cloth moistened
with alcohol or soap water to prevent
premature bulb failure.
Low beam bulb
Remove the combination meter. Refer to “combination meter removal and
installation” in section 9c .
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Air cleaner
The air cleaner element must be
kept clean to provide good engine
power and g1as mileage. If you use
your motorcycle under normal
low-stress conditions, you should
service the air cleaner at the intervals
specified. If you ride in dusty,
wet, or muddy conditions, you will
need to inspect the ...
Steering damper maintenance
Keep the steering damper
shaft 1 clean at all times.
Wipe off any oil residue with a
cloth.
Do not confuse the grease-like
residue on the steering damper's
shaft with an oil leak. Collection of
this residue is normal and is from
oil seal lubricant used in the
damper.
Yo ...