2002 Suzuki Katana Spark Plugs

 Does anyone know of a site that describes basic maintenance of a 2002
Suzuki Katana, including the replacement of spark plugs?  I am asking
on behalf of a friend and any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Will

 On 25 Feb 2007 19:51:29 -0800, wbowlin@gmail.com wrote:


If you can't change a feckin spark plug you shouldn't own a bike
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I tend to agree, but I don't own the bike and my friend is wanting to
get it running so she can sell it.  It has been sitting for a while.
She isn't getting rid of the bike to make you look right, but only
because she has hurt her back and can't ride now.  Thanks.

  wbowlin@gmail.com wrote:


Your friend should definitely invest in a service manual. You can likely
get an aftermarket manual (e.g. Clymers, Haynes) for around $20, and the
Suzuki manual for something more than that (probably worth it too, but
I'm not familiar with Suzuki's, so I might be wrong). At the very least,
check your local library (if in the USA) for manuals. THey often have
them available for checkout.

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John

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Are you referring to a Jap-market 400 Katana, a ditto 250 Katana, some
600 branded for the US market, or even a 50cc scooter which also bears
the same name?

It might just help to know, you see.


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