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Suzuki GSX-R 1000 Service Manual: Schematic and routing diagram

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Fuel tank drain hose and breather hose routing diagram

Suzuki GSX-R. Fuel tank drain hose and breather hose routing diagram


  1. Fuel tank water drain hose
  2. Fuel tank breather hose no. 1
  3. Fuel tank breather hose no. 2
  4. Fuel tank breather hose no. 3
  5. 3-Way joint
  6. Frame
  7. White marking
  8. Set the
    hose end to the root of tank nipple
  9. Match the
    direction of 3-way joint and hoses.
  10. Arrange the
    hoses in parallel
  11. Face the
    clamp end forward. Cut off the excess tip of the clamp.
  12. Set the
    hoses with the white marking inside.
  13. Stick the
    hose clamp along the line behind the cowling
  14. Clamp the
    hoses at marking point. Match the length of hoses.
  15. Pass the
    hoses in front of the rear brake reservoir.
  16. 30 – 45°
  17. 10 – 30 Mm (0.4 – 1.2 In)
  18. 50 Mm (2.0 In)
General description
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