Top 20 2006 Suzuki GSX-R 600 Questions & Answers

a doddle to change but what do you want to know.!!

just fill it mate, it will blow off what it does not need, runint and fill it, make sure cap off and cool.

make sure fuse has a tight fit check for a blown headlight,taillight,or signal light

check side stand switch is not staying open circuit

Chances are that the click you hear is the solenoid.. Try bridging the two terminals and if it turns its the solenoid. If Nada its the starter motor...good luck

old fuel , low battery , bad earths to motor , check plugs and power to coils

Have u tried boosting it?. if it works replace battery.

Do You have a aftermarket pipe. If yea that's the reason it shows a F1 on the gauges, cause I had the same problem. Yea it sounds like a fuel problem like clog injectors. So drain all fuel and add new fuel but before you drain fuel go out and buy so injectors cleaner and add to the gas tank and run it sometimes that will clean the orface tip on the injectors.

Check your ignition timing. If it is too far advanced, you will run hot

The ECU has detected a fuel injection malfunction and that is why the light is on.

bottom of engine, center

Would suggest that your oil rings are gone/broken.(normally on high mileage machines)..would need more information but that is the only other place for the oil to go..out the exhaust.

fuel injection is the fi light there is also a butterfly valve on the exhaust if it wont open will set that same light off its not recommended to ride with that light ....make sure all injectors are plugged in

Plugs first, then clean & flush the fuel tank, fuel pump & injectors. This is very common at my shop.

I have the same problem with my 06 gsxr600 I was driving it and it just shut down, now I have no power at all I checked all the fuses and nothing I need help on this one

sounds like your starter solenoid is bad. replace the solenoid and the bike should start fine.

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i think this problem is the moter is very quickly and this engine is so good.

I've had the same thing on my Honda Magna and a person I know the same on his Suzuki GSX R 600. At first we were told it was the computer going through a system check on start up, then a year later he had a temperature sensor replaced cause it would turn the cooling fan on when the engine was still in warm up. I'll be changing mine in the sprint (I'll have the bike shop do it) cause my engine seams to get ripping hot before the fan come on. So take it from that, it's got something to do with the temperature switch/sensor.

Check the fuse box for blown fuses. There is probably a main fuse that turns off power to the entire bike. It is some times separate from the other fuses and is normally located on or near the starter solenoid.