original tank and petcock, which seems to be functioning properly for the first 80-90 miles of a full tank. Is the reserve super large or should I check for something weird in the fueling?
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'83 GS650L - crazy large reserve?
The fuel sender is shot on my 650L so I don't know the fuel level from the gauge, but I reset the trip meter every fill up and seem to be switching to Reserve after ~90 miles. The carbs are synced, valves set, it's well tuned, but I had to make some guesses on the air/fuel mixture settings due to carb damage and a stuck screw. New needle valves so I *shouldn't* be getting any overflow.
original tank and petcock, which seems to be functioning properly for the first 80-90 miles of a full tank. Is the reserve super large or should I check for something weird in the fueling?Last edited by sacruickshank; 06-13-2022, 06:43 AM.Current rides: GS650L, GS550T, GL500, GL1100, Bonnie, Triumph Adventurer, Guzzi CaliforniaTags: None
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Most standard Suzuki's have appx. 5 gal tank with appx.4 gal ON, then 1 gal. is res. That's appx 20% of full is res. I just looked up your GS650L & it has a 3.2 gal tank, not a clue if the same, but 20% of a 3.2 gal tank would be 2/3 gal on RES.1983 GS1100E, 1983 CB1100F, 1991 GSX1100G, 1996 Kaw. ZL600 Eliminator, 1999 Bandit 1200S, 2005 Bandit 1200S, 2000 Kaw. ZRX 1100
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Originally posted by rphillips View PostMost standard Suzuki's have appx. 5 gal tank with appx.4 gal ON, then 1 gal. is res. That's appx 20% of full is res. I just looked up your GS650L & it has a 3.2 gal tank, not a clue if the same, but 20% of a 3.2 gal tank would be 2/3 gal on RES.Current rides: GS650L, GS550T, GL500, GL1100, Bonnie, Triumph Adventurer, Guzzi California
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