32180-94710 Suzuki #3 IGNITION TIMING COIL


32180-94710 #3 IGNITION TIMING COIL Suzuki DT55CLF, DT55CRLG, DT55CRLJ, DT55CRLK, DT55CRLL, DT55CRSG, DT55CRSH, DT55HTCLH, DT55HTCLJ, DT55HTCLK, DT55HTCLL, DT55TCLG, DT55TCLH, DT55TCLJ, DT55TCLK, DT55TCLL, DT55TCLM, DT55TCLN, DT55TCLP, DT55TCLR, DT55TCLS, DT55TCLT, DT55TCLV, DT55TCSG, DT55TCS #3
32180-94710 #3 IGNITION TIMING COIL Suzuki
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Number on catalog scheme: 14
 

Suzuki entire parts catalog list:

DT55CLF 1985
DT55CRLG 1986,1987
DT55CRLJ 1988
DT55CRLK 1989
DT55CRLL 1990
DT55CRSG 1986
DT55CRSH 1987
DT55HTCLH 1987
DT55HTCLJ 1988
DT55HTCLK 1989
DT55HTCLL 1990
DT55TCLG 1986
DT55TCLH 1987
DT55TCLJ 1988
DT55TCLK 1989
DT55TCLL 1990
DT55TCLM 1991
DT55TCLN 1992
DT55TCLP 1993
DT55TCLR 1994
DT55TCLS 1995
DT55TCLT 1996
DT55TCLV 1997
DT55TCSG 1986
DT55TCSH 1987
DT65CRLG 1986
DT65CRLH 1987
DT65CRLJ 1988
DT65CRLK 1989
DT65CRLL 1990
DT65CRSG 1986
DT65CRSH 1987
DT65HTCLK 1989
DT65HTCLL 1990
DT65TCLF 1985
DT65TCLG 1986
DT65TCLH 1987
DT65TCLJ 1988
DT65TCLK 1989
DT65TCLL 1990
DT65TCLM 1991
DT65TCLN 1992
DT65TCLP 1993
DT65TCLR 1994
DT65TCLS 1995
DT65TCLT 1996
DT65TCLV 1997
DT65TCSG 1986
DT65TCSH 1987
DT75TCLJ 1988
DT75TCLK 1989
DT75TCLL 1990
DT75TCLM 1991
DT75TCLN 1992
DT75TCLP 1993
DT75TCLR 1994
DT75TCLS 1995
DT75TCLT 1996
DT75TCLV 1997
DT85TCLJ 1988
DT85TCLK 1989
DT85TCLL 1990
DT85TCLM 1991
DT85TCLN 1992
DT85TCLP 1993
DT85TCLR 1994
DT85TCLS 1995
DT85TCLT 1996
DT85TCLV 1997
DT85TCLW 1998
DT85TCLX 1999
DT85TCLY 2000

Information:

Removal of Rocker Shaft Assembly
(1) Loosen the adjusting screws on the rockers by rotating each screw about one turn.(2) Loosen the short bolts on the rocker shaft brackets first, then loosen the long bolts to remove the rocker shaft assembly from the cylinder head.
Incorrect bolt loosening sequence can result in the damage to the rocker shaft brackets.
(3) Remove the pushrods.
Removal of rocker shaft assemblyDisassembly of Rocker Shaft Assembly
Arrange the disassembled rockers in the order of removal, so that the rockers can be reinstalled exactly in the opposite sequence.This ensures the same rocker shaft clearances as before.
Disassembly of rocker shaft assemblyRemoval of Cylinder Head Bolts
Remove the cylinder head bolts from the cylinder head, and lift the cylinder head vertically to detach it from the crankcase. If there is any problem in the cylinder head, before removing the bolts, examine the cylinder head bolt tightening condition by checking the bolt tightening torque with a torque wrench.
Removal of cylinder head boltRemoval of Valves and Valve Springs
Using the valve spring pusher, compress the valve spring squarely, then remove the valve cotter. If the valves are to be reused, mark them to indicate their original installation positions.
Removal of valve and valve springRemoval of Valve Stem Seals
To remove stem seals, pull with pliers. Do not reuse the removed stem seals.
Removal of valve stem sealCleaning of Cylinder Head Bottom Surface
Remove adhered gasket pieces from the bottom surface of the cylinder head, making sure not to scratch the surface. Use a scraper to remove large pieces first, then remove remaining small pieces by using an oilstone dampened with engine oil.
Cleaning of cylinder head bottom surfaceMeasurement of Piston Protrusions
Determine the amount of the protrusion of the piston. If the amount of piston protrusion does not conform to the standard, be sure to inspect and repair each bearing.(1) Determine the top dead center of the piston with a dial gage.(2) Attach a dial gage on the top surface of the crankcase, and set the indicator to zero (0).(3) Check the piston protrusion at three locations on the top surface of the piston, and obtain the average value. Subtract the amount of piston protrusion from the compressed thickness of the gasket to determine the clearance between the piston top and cylinder head.
Piston protrusions must comply with the standard to ensure proper engine performance and prevent the interference between the valves and pistons.
Measurement of piston protrusionFlywheel
Removal of Flywheel
(1) To prevent the flywheel from rotating, have someone hold the crankshaft pulley with a wrench.(2) Remove one of the flywheel mounting bolts.
The person holding the flywheel in place should exercise utmost caution, and communicate with the person removing the flywheel during the removal process to ensure safety.
(3) Screw a safety bar (M12x1.25mm) in the threaded hole from which the bolt was removed in the above step, then remove the remaining bolts.(4) Hold the flywheel securely with both hands, jiggle it back and forth, and pull it straight out.
When removing the flywheel, be careful not to cut your hands with the ring gear.
Removal of flywheelRemoval of Rear Plate
Remove the rear plate mounting bolts, and dismount the rear plate together with the oil seal.
Be careful not to damage the surface of the oil seal.
Removal of flywheel housingTiming Gears, Camshaft and Oil Pan
Removal of Crankshaft Pulley
(1) Screw two bolts (M12x1.25mm) into the threaded holes on the back-end of the crankshaft, and put a bar between the bolts to prevent the crankshaft from rotating.(2) Remove the crankshaft pulley.
Pay attention to safety. The bar may disengaged from the bolts.
Removal of crankshaft pulley


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