Suzuki SV650 Gen 2 Engine Design Differences (Single Spark Plug vs Dual Spark Plug Design)
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- In a video I made a few months back. We discussed the differences and variations that the Gen 2 (2003-2009) Suzuki SV650 came with from factory and one thing that I was not able to show you in detail was the engine design differences. So, in today's video. We are taking a closer look at the design differences on the Gen 2 SV650. We are also going to talk about why Suzuki decided to go with a dual spark plug design in later years and compatibility / fitment details so you know which engine to choose in the event of needing to replace your engine. If you found this video helpful in any way. Please hit that thumbs up button and smash that subscribe button and notification bell to stay up to date with all of my latest SV related videos!
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Had I known earlier about the drain hole, I wouldn't have had to ride an SV 325. Great video.
Glad you were able to see this video. Hope it helps you out in the future 😃
Another great informative video thanks mate. Gonna watch your other one discussing model differences now!
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Great video, it's sad to see so low views on a great video and millions on trash videos, keep the good work bud.
Thanks for the positive feedback! Giving the video a thumbs up, subscribing and sharing really helps the channel grow. Views or no views. I will continue to drop new SV content on a weekly basis so stick around for a while. 🙂
Another great video. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Main reason why the V Strom 650 is such a great bike, gen 2 SV motor
Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
Please do one for exact changes I need to do, I just bought a 07-09 engine and its going in my 03 bike.
Thanks again.
No major changes need to be made. Sergei @mad8vcycles just made a video about a pigtail adapter for dual plug coils to single plug but other than that. It’s pretty straight forward. I’ve parted out a couple of SV650s that had dual plug engines in single plug year frames.
Great video keep it up
Thanks!
Dude super helpful thanks.
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Thanks for the video. I thought I had only 2 spark plugs on my sv. Today I was looking over my motor and saw a 3rd plug on the right side 😮. So I needed to find the 4th one. Nw I need to change those 2 I missed during my spark plug change
Thanks for watching. Glad the video helped you out.
Great help thanks
No problem! Thanks for watching 🙂
The single plug motor will work in any 07-09 dual plug bike I know I have done this swap before with all the 07-09 wiring ECU throttle bodies and O2 sensors you must change the coil plugs and run 03-06 coils All you do is change the coil connector to 2 large female spade and 2 small spade connectors it runs great with no codes first try
Good to know. Thanks for the info!
@@PASSIONBUILT not a problem keep up the videos I really enjoy them and info that you bring with them.
Will do! Thank you for supporting the channel 🙂
Is anything else required to swap an 03-06 motor into a 07-09?
😅 same question , i have a k8 dl650 and a swap engine from a k6 , i changed just the stator plug , I have seen other different plugs for coils from k6 to k8,I will have to check all connectors
Thanks.
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make more sv-650 vids👍👍
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Can I use the Cluster from a 2006 Suzuki SV 650s in a 2007 Suzuki SV 650
I'd like to hear about the differents between the SV650 and the VStrom engines!
As far as I know. Not many differences. If I ever get my hands on a vstrom parts bike. I’ll make that video 😎
Can you pls make a video on locating the pair system?
I will be making a full video explaining the pair system real soon so please subscribe to the channel and stick around for that 😃
CooL!!
Thanks for dropping a comment! 😎
@@PASSIONBUILT did you run the latter model with only one plug? It still runs well?
Are you asking if I removed a plug and ran the bike without one? If so. No I’ve never done that. Nor has my bike dropped one of the plugs to my knowledge. But people do run later model engines in earlier models and just leave the secondary plug unhooked and the bike runs as it should. I hope this helped answer your question 🙂
Is it possible for a new 23 650 to becime a sv325? Is the power grratly nituceabke when running on 1 cylunder? It has to sound alot differwnt too right?
Yes it’s possible. Yes and yes.
Do the '10 up motors have a drain hole as well? Speaking of the vstrom 650 motors, mine is a 2013.
I believe so. But I’ve never had my hands on a vstrom so I can’t tell you for sure.
Guys I'm looking to buy a used 2003 sv650 with just over 5k miles on it. What should I look for? Any typical issues with this year? Should I stay away from certain years? Thanks also what type of fuel mileage can I expect to see on this year
Check out this video I made doing a model comparison on the 2003 vs 2004-2009 and S vs N models.
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I have a 2009 Sv650s with a 2005 motor in it. It's not idling well but besides that its okay. I found out that it could be from having the extra spark plug wires capped. What are some ways to go around it? Swap to older ignition coils? I have the 09 motor still. Could the 09 head be put on the 05 motor so it can have both spark plug holes?
I’m not sure. I’ve never heard of anyone having a rough idle when having dual plug / non dual plug engines swapped. The cylinder heads are interchangeable. There is a company that makes a harness so you can use your single plug coils. Sergei at Mad8V cycles came across one on a parts bike a few months ago.
@@PASSIONBUILT Okay thanks. Yeah it's dropping 1 cylinder at idle most of the time. I'm trying to diagnose.
I'm surprised how low the second spark plug is, it doesn't look like it's above tdc
It’s nowhere near interfering with the piston.
Hello good day, could you support us with some link to buy spare parts for the sv650s with shipping to Mexico, I am looking for the lower engine support bolt
I appreciate the contribution you make to the community and much success to your channel
Hey there. Unfortunately, I do not sell individual bolts. But if you need anything else. Please check out my website www.motopartssource.com
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I heard the single SP heads make more power. Zoran...I have a 2012 DL650 and like making power!
Everyone has their own opinions between the 2 engines. I’ve heard people say that they dislike the dual plug because it runs tougher than the single. I’ve heard people say the duals make more power. In my experience with the amount of SVs I’ve ridden. They all feel almost the same. If you blindfolded me and put me on a bone stock single plug and a bone stock dual plug. I couldn’t tell you which one was which. I’ve owned a 50k dual plug that felt crispier and just as fresh as my 10k mile dual plug bike. I’ve rode 30k single plug bikes that feel super healthy compared to a 15k single plug that felt tired. I’ve ridden a couple that have had the cam swap upgrade. I feel like they’re all very similar and the only differences that can be truly felt are SVs with power mods and SVs that haven’t been maintained properly.
Does the dial plug design still carry the drain hole for moisture
Yes. It’s located behind the secondary plug.
@@PASSIONBUILT when you say behind… do you have to remove the plug to see it ? I don’t see it anywhere near. Is there somewhere I can find a diagram or picture ? Can’t find it anywhere
Any one know if a flywheel -magneto from a 2003-2007 engine would fit a 1999-2002 engine..
It would technically fit but there is no reason to swap magnetos unless you’re putting a 1999-2002 engine in a Gen 2. If you were swapping an earlier model motor into a later model or vice versa. You would need to transfer some things such as that flywheel and magneto.
Are you on the market for a Gen 1 magneto and flywheel but can’t find one?
Any chance you would know why my 03 sv650 smells like unburned gas when idling. Changed plugs and air cleaner is clean. But still have the smell. Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
As I mentioned in the video. The 07-09 models came with the dual plug design to optimize fuel combustion to help with the unburned gas. However, if you have an aftermarket exhaust system. It could cause issues with your factory tune and may cause your bike to run rich explaining the unburned gas smell. Any modifications done to the bike?
@@PASSIONBUILT It's all stock.
Have you checked for leaks under the tank from either the pump or main fuel line from the pump?
@@PASSIONBUILT Have not. But the smells is coming from the exhaust. When idling at a stoplight my brother who sometimes rides with me, tells me he can smell gas.
Gotcha. I guess it just sounds pretty normal. Like I said. The 2007-2009 models got that revised cylinder head to optimize the combustion process which helps reduce wasted unburned gas. A lot of these SVs that I part out do smell a bit rich but that’s usually because the exhaust has been hacked up or the bike has been modified. If I was you. I would just double check under the tank for any possible leaks but if none are found and your bike is running good. Don’t worry about it and enjoy your SV 🙂
I wish I knew this before I bought my 2006,
thanks for the knowledge bro i love this channel
The 2003-2006 is still just as great as the 2007-2009 models. Just stay on top of your drain hole maintenance and you’ll be fine. I have a video for that in my SV playlist.
Thanks for all the love and feedback. I appreciate it. Ride safe, Russell!
You should do a video about how to get more performance out of the vs... im always trying to find new ways to open up my bike ... not to go faster .. just to have the power.... everyone always says you should just get a bigger bike but I like how lightweight it is .. it just wish I had MO POWER BABY HAHAHAHAHA i hope to meet you one day man and help you FOR FREE tear down a motorcycle and clean it and help so you can sell them quicker .. i use to do it to my old buddy matt but he moved .... if you ever need anything .. im in east orlando be safe broski
I would love to but in all honesty. To squeeze power out of these bikes it costs a lot of money and it’s just not something that’s easily feasible.
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I've swapped an 07 motor into an 04 frame all you need is the wiring harness to match it
Yeah that’s why I mentioned the harness differences. But the main point I wanted to get across is that it’s not a direct swap for someone with an 03-06 model. They would have to source a harness as well and that is sometimes not as easy.
please tell me exactly what all I need,
I just bought a 07-09 dual plug/cyl engine, going into my 03 stock frame,
I thought it would just swap strait across?
it is a big hit to not have the second plug firing?
@@Lonchpad1 the 07-09 sv650's had a different ecu and 05-09 had a slightly different fuel pump than the 03-04 models as well so I'd advise to buy a 07-09 wiring harness and fuel pump from 05-09 to match the engine, other than that it's 100% good to go
@@Lonchpad1 so in short you'll need a 2007-2009 wiring harness and ecu, and a 2005-2009 fuel pump
@@ThaoElden thanks man!
Got the 07 ecu and harness on the way, I’ll look for the fuel pump now.
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And I'm curious do you think a second gen motor would fit in a first gen frame if you had the harness to go along with it?
Gen 2 engines are a direct fit to the Gen 1s but you need to swap your magneto, stator, thermostat housing, and intake boots. There’s something else I’m forgetting but it can be done without swapping harnesses. Just need to transfer a few parts from the Gen 1 engine to the Gen 2 engine.
I’m actually working on a complete conversion video right now for that as well. 😃
Why would you need to change all that if only the frame is changed like I mean using a gen 2 wiring harness and everything, you should totally do a video on this
@@ThaoElden gen 1 had carburetors, Gen 2 had EFI so in gen 2, the magneto has more "triggers" so that the ecu can read engine position. Its not a hard job.
2007 head fit on a 2003 motor base?
Yes.
Well a '2001 SVS 650 motor fit in an svs 650 2003
Yes. You will need to swap some parts over to the Gen 1 engine to make it compatible though.
Nooo do the 02 engine! I wana kno if i can swap carbs for fuel injection.
You can swap a later model engine into an earlier model and vice versa. But swapping carbs to throttle bodies and going fuel injected would require too much unnecessary work. It would be more cost effective to sell your Gen 1 and buy a Gen 2.
Electrical grease in spark plug boots to fight off moisture.
Thanks for the tip!
What about the 2002?
Engine is pretty much identical to the 2003-2006 models. Single plug design. A few minor differences since it’s carbureted. But it is single plug for each cylinder head.
I just got one with 10 thousand miles. Immaculate condition.
2003 and 2004 same engine?
Yes…
Y dónde esta el orificio que se tapa de humedad
¿De qué agujero estás hablando? He vinculado dos videos a continuación que podrían ayudar. El primer video es el orificio de drenaje de la bujía y el segundo video es básicamente el sistema PCV explicado. Espero que esto te ayude.
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W florida
What? lol yes I’m located in Florida.
@@PASSIONBUILT same here I'm in central just bought my first bike 2009 sv650s been watching ur channel as I work on it
Congrats on the new bike. I’m in Central Florida as well if you need parts. Keep my website in mind. WWW.MOTOPARTSSOURCE.COM
Thanks for watching the videos. Hope they’re helping you. 🙂👍🏼
Why not 2001?..
I’m sorry? What are you asking? 2001 is Gen 1. Gen 1 models are 1999-2002 and have minor differences compared to Gen 2 engines.