SV650A L7 service manual

[Seeker]

I was told that the manual for the newest SV is not available and that the dealers had been instructed to return the paper manuals and to use a web based manual instead. As far as I can tell non dealers are not allowed to access this system.

I decided to look over the pond since Americans don't take kindly to be told that they can't have something...

If you want a manual they are available from this supplier:

http://www.service-shop-repair-manua...repair-manual/

I bought one that had a printing defect - looks like it is printed on graph paper - but I knew this when I bought it (hey, it was cheaper!) Took less than a week to get here from America.

[Talking Heads]

How much was the delivery charge?

[Talking Heads]

Thanks for info, think I might get me one of them.

Did you guys get the manual in the end? How long did it take? I'm thinking of buying myself one, too if a digital one is not available.

Originally Posted by Seeker

Yes, I bought one. It took about a week to arrive from the states. There are (were) a few places that sold them but not all of them will ship overseas. The guy whose link I put in my original post, emailed to let me know that he'd received the order, again to let me know it had shipped and again to let know it had arrived in the UK - so, quite communicative!

The trend seems to be on-line manuals that you can 'rent' for a period of time. Triumph have started doing this and you can rent by the hour/week/year - not sure what's to stop you downloading the whole thing but I suppose they've thought of that.

Thanks, I might buy that from your link then.

An online manual is no match for a web scraper/screenshot anyway but can anyone use it? Don't you have to be a garage?

[R1ffR4ff]

I use online Parts-fiche to augment my manuals.

This should help(Bookmark),

http://www.suzukipartshouse.com/oemp...17-sv650-parts

Originally Posted by R1ffR4ff

I use online Parts-fiche to augment my manuals.

This should help(Bookmark),

http://www.suzukipartshouse.com/oemp...17-sv650-parts

Thanks, that's useful, too.

[Bibio]

i use http://www.ronayers.com/oemparts/#/c...torcycle/parts just pick your year then bike for parts. great for xref parts just copy the part number then go to home page and paste the part number into the box for suzuki then click the 'where used' when the part comes up. the last 3 digits on part numbers are usually colour codes.