Fitting an original suzuki bellypan to a K3 - SV650.org

19-06-06, 04:45 PM

Hi, Anyone fitted an original bellypan to a K3 ?. I bought one without fitting instructions and want to ensure I am bolting it to the correct position.
Cheers

19-06-06, 04:54 PM

Easy if you have the 3 mounting brackets

One onto the oil radiator (remove the spacers inside the rubber washers)

one each side - they are different fittings for each side

offer it up and it should all be apparent where it goes

have a look on the Ron Ayres fiche and you'll be able to see an exploded diagram which more or less shows what goes where

have a look in the manual for the torque setting needed for the bolts when you come to tighten them - manuals are in the FAQ section on the main site

Speedy · 19-06-06, 05:06 PM

Belly Pan? I've done this. Easy,But you do NEED to re-torque the Nuts and Bolts.

I didn't have to touch the Oil cooler on mine!

I will get the torque settings,maybe able to scan the instructions and email them later if you like?!

Speedy · 19-06-06, 08:40 PM

I should be able to email the full instructions to you,with pics of what you should have with it!

Let me know,(had a right mare trying to sort it out for you!

)

19-06-06, 04:45 PM	#1
k3lls Guest Posts: n/a	Fitting an original suzuki bellypan to a K3 Hi, Anyone fitted an original bellypan to a K3 ?. I bought one without fitting instructions and want to ensure I am bolting it to the correct position. Cheers

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19-06-06, 04:54 PM	#2
Mr Toad Guest Posts: n/a	Easy if you have the 3 mounting brackets One onto the oil radiator (remove the spacers inside the rubber washers) one each side - they are different fittings for each side offer it up and it should all be apparent where it goes have a look on the Ron Ayres fiche and you'll be able to see an exploded diagram which more or less shows what goes where have a look in the manual for the torque setting needed for the bolts when you come to tighten them - manuals are in the FAQ section on the main site

19-06-06, 05:06 PM	#3
Speedy Member Mega Poster Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Biggin Hill,Kent Posts: 1,074	Belly Pan? I've done this. Easy,But you do NEED to re-torque the Nuts and Bolts. I didn't have to touch the Oil cooler on mine! I will get the torque settings,maybe able to scan the instructions and email them later if you like?!

19-06-06, 08:40 PM	#4
Speedy Member Mega Poster Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Biggin Hill,Kent Posts: 1,074	I should be able to email the full instructions to you,with pics of what you should have with it! Let me know,(had a right mare trying to sort it out for you! )