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How to Replace the Spark Plug on a Suzuki SV 650

Model: Suzuki Sv 650
Part: Spark plugs

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To replace the spark plug on a Suzuki SV 650, disconnect the coil located at the top of the engine block: the coil can be found immediately behind the motorcycle's radiator. Once the coil is removed, use the appropriate socket tool to extract the spark plug from its housing: this will allow you to insert the new spark plug into its place, repositioning the coil.

After completing the operation, check that everything functions correctly.


Updated on 26 July 2026 by ScegliAuto


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