Thank you so much for the very informative video's I have saved hundreds of dollars thanks to you. Just changed my spark plugs on a 2009 Suzuki Burgman AN650 7/2/23 and thanks to you my oil filter, oil(both) and coolant.
Just changed my plugs this morning. NEVER did this on a scooter let alone one I just brought home Monday.03 650 with 4485 miles that was sitting in the sellers garage for 3 years. Dead battery, stinky gas very dirty oil. New battery today also. Waiting on my new oil filters to make a change. Took it out for a shakedown run... SCARY FAST for a scooter. Can't wait to ride with my buddies on their Indians & Harleys. Thanks so much for the tips on this video. BIG HELP!
@@ManCaveMayhem Next question. I want to eliminate the seat strut so it will open farther. How do I get to the strut under the seat? Thanks for all the videos.
It's crazy they make you do all that for a simple spark plug replacement. This has sold me on sticking with my Burgman 400. Good video though, as usual.
Notes from just doing the spark plug change on my 2011 burgman 650. 1) holding the radiator back with some tie straps helped me a bunch. The radiator kept closing in on my hand. 2) loses up the cable harness from the little tie in the upper left. It's mentioned in the video as well. 3) disconnect the two coil pack connectors and the one sensor connector to the right of the first coil pack. This frees up any interference with the coil packs. The coil packs I though were stuck cane out easy after I disconnected the 3 connectors 4) not sure if it's mentioned in the video but use a magnetic 5/8 spark plug deep well and a short extension that made the job easier. I used one that had a 6 inch swivel extension attached from autozone I needed a new front tire and brake pads so I did it with the tire and fender removed. That probably makes it slightly easier. Joe
What a nightmare job getting to, releasing the coil, and then re-installing the plug and coil. As far as seating the new plug goes, I have had to guess at the correct amount of pressure to apply as there is no way of getting a 3/8" torque wrench in that gap. Also, you seemed to have more room than me getting your hand to the right hand coil, so next time I do this job, I'm going to disconnect the pivot screws on the right hand side of the radiator just to give that little bit extra room. Just something that I did a little different to you was that I disconnected the coil plug before attempting to remove the left hand coil. I figured it would stress the wiring loom less, but no big deal.
Great Videos. My husband watchs and has a Handy Tip, take the Terminal Nut OFF the spark plug before fitting. The plugs on ours came out, but showing rust on the tip so thought the nut was still stuck in the coil. all ok and the Burgman is running sweet.
Although the coil over boots are snug, it is still best practice to use a can of compressed air to blast the spark plug recess BEFORE removing the plugs. That brand of spark plug is factory treated with a ceramic thread coating and anti-siez is not recommended.
Hey you guys I really appreciate your video. I just did an oil change and transmission oil change and I'm about to tackle the spark plugs. This will save me time for sure as you guys are correct the manual isn't that great so I'm going to lower my bike off the lift so I can turn the tire first. Cheers from Regina Saskatchewan Canada!
Again thanks it definitely helped. I did everything you guys suggested but the only thing I used different was the tool for the spark plugs that comes with a bike and used I think a 14 mm socket on the end of it. Worked like a charm!
I'm working on my 650 and I recommend removing front wheel to do same spark plug replacement, it's more work but it makes a big difference as far as ease is access to the plugs
Love the videos. Really jealous of the weather and the open roads you guys have there in the states. Here in the north east of England , we only have roads so narrow, you would call them pavements. I have a 2004 AN 650 Burgman, and thanks to watching you, I'm about to do a service on her Any idea on how to solve the oil migration problem from engine to gearbox?(just in case), also have you done a video on changing the air filter yet? Thanks guys
Thank you from the heart for this video. I would like to have this book on bike maintenance. How do I do that. Are there any websites that sell this book? Thank you. Waiting for more of your explanations on this great bike.
Good tutorial video. I do feel bad for your man, Wes. I would never call a friend of mine an idiot, never mind on a world wide website. (I guess he is ok with it, as he keeps showing up on your vid`s).
when you are used to fixing newer cars this is an ok job to do. i think i changed mine in ca 30 min. you can take that rubber of the cooler then there is more room to get in there
Love your videos! I have a 2018 executive, and I dented the radiator putting it on a trailer. The fan stopped working, altogether. I checked if the fan is rubbing, and it's not, after I gave it a little tweek. I checked the fuse, it's good. Any ideas?
First I would like to say thanks for all the tip and video as they have help me change the oil, spark plugs and transmission fluid. My question is after getting new tires on my 650 Burgman do I need to have them balanced???
I have 2011 with 30K miles and I had to replace the front tire so while it was off , figured I would do the brakes and spark plugs since i could swing the radiator out more. Nopem does not seem to make a difference since the lower coolant hose won't strecth out. Bigger issue issue is I can't get the dang coil pack out. I dont want to force it too much and break it. I may try again later when i can take the radiator off , do a coolant change. Any advice on stuck coil packs ? i hate to just give up. Joe 2011 Burgman 650 exec
This job is incredibly frustrating. You can get the first one off with some struggle but the second plug is impossible to get out unless you remove the wheel.
Thank you for the information . But I did not understand, there are candles standard CR8E, and there are the best CR9E . Which are nicer? Or am I misunderstood something ...?
@@ManCaveMayhem my 5/8" socket doesn't seem to fit deep enough to reach the spark plugs even with my extension I didn't notice it right away I thought I was turning the spark plug but when I took it out and put a light down in there I could tell that the socket wasn't reaching down deep enough to even make contact with the spark plug and it's definitely a 5/8 socket
Can you tell me what is the newest year Bergman Scooter there is here in Connecticut the newest one that I can find was a 2018 and I didn't want it I want a new 1 I work my butt off I should be able to get what I want just like you write please comment back if you know anything
They definitely do but Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the least longevity.
if you are on a trip and the scooter does not start and the couse are the sparks you have to do all this work to change them?come on man the burgman is a good scooter but to fix it is not so simple
This scenario would probably not occur if the bike is well maintained. But I guess it could happen. But it’s no more likely that a newer vehicle fouling a plug. It rarely happens. Thanks for the input.
It really is kind of ridiculous. You just have to be kind of patient and willing to sacrifice some time to finish it. Anyway I hope it helped. Keep the rubber side down🇺🇸👍🏻
Not 4 minutes into the video, you keep degrading your friend by calling him an idiot. There is such a thing as funny, and such a thing as rude and disrespectful from not knowing your own self how to talk to people!
So sorry I offended you🤣 We have been friends for nearly Thirty years and we razz each other all the time. Maybe you should look elsewhere for a less disrespectful video. Ride safe👍🏻
Thank you so much for the very informative video's I have saved hundreds of dollars thanks to you. Just changed my spark plugs on a 2009 Suzuki Burgman AN650 7/2/23 and thanks to you my oil filter, oil(both) and coolant.
So glad I could be of help. That’s why I make the videos so you’re not getting ripped off by some of these dealers. Ride safe my friend.
Hay you forgot to say I'm just man in a cave causing Mayhem. Good video!!
Just changed my plugs this morning. NEVER did this on a scooter let alone one I just brought home Monday.03 650 with 4485 miles that was sitting in the sellers garage for 3 years. Dead battery, stinky gas very dirty oil. New battery today also. Waiting on my new oil filters to make a change. Took it out for a shakedown run... SCARY FAST for a scooter. Can't wait to ride with my buddies on their Indians & Harleys. Thanks so much for the tips on this video. BIG HELP!
So glad I could help👍🏻 thanks for the kind words.
@@ManCaveMayhem Next question. I want to eliminate the seat strut so it will open farther. How do I get to the strut under the seat? Thanks for all the videos.
It's crazy they make you do all that for a simple spark plug replacement. This has sold me on sticking with my Burgman 400. Good video though, as usual.
The only good thing about that is that you don’t have to do it that often👍🏻 you can’t go wrong with a burgman 400
Notes from just doing the spark plug change on my 2011 burgman 650.
1) holding the radiator back with some tie straps helped me a bunch. The radiator kept closing in on my hand.
2) loses up the cable harness from the little tie in the upper left. It's mentioned in the video as well.
3) disconnect the two coil pack connectors and the one sensor connector to the right of the first coil pack. This frees up any interference with the coil packs. The coil packs I though were stuck cane out easy after I disconnected the 3 connectors
4) not sure if it's mentioned in the video but use a magnetic 5/8 spark plug deep well and a short extension that made the job easier. I used one that had a 6 inch swivel extension attached from autozone
I needed a new front tire and brake pads so I did it with the tire and fender removed. That probably makes it slightly easier.
Joe
Thanks my friend👍🏻 it always helps to get more input from other people doing the job. That’s what makes it easier for everybody ride safe my friend.
@ManCaveMayhem I appreciate your videos !!! Between you and ledude00 I would not have a nearly 13 year old burgman in top condition.
What a nightmare job getting to, releasing the coil, and then re-installing the plug and coil. As far as seating the new plug goes, I have had to guess at the correct amount of pressure to apply as there is no way of getting a 3/8" torque wrench in that gap.
Also, you seemed to have more room than me getting your hand to the right hand coil, so next time I do this job, I'm going to disconnect the pivot screws on the right hand side of the radiator just to give that little bit extra room.
Just something that I did a little different to you was that I disconnected the coil plug before attempting to remove the left hand coil. I figured it would stress the wiring loom less, but no big deal.
It really was a pain in the butt doing that! And you make some good points. Thanks for the input, my friend and keep the rubber side down.👍🏻
Another excellent and helpful video. Now all I need is to get myself a Bergman.
Great Videos. My husband watchs and has a Handy Tip, take the Terminal Nut OFF the spark plug before fitting. The plugs on ours came out, but showing rust on the tip so thought the nut was still stuck in the coil. all ok and the Burgman is running sweet.
Thanks for the info ride safe👍🏻
Although the coil over boots are snug, it is still best practice to use a can of compressed air to blast the spark plug recess BEFORE removing the plugs. That brand of spark plug is factory treated with a ceramic thread coating and anti-siez is not recommended.
Thank for the information 👍🏻
Hey you guys I really appreciate your video. I just did an oil change and transmission oil change and I'm about to tackle the spark plugs. This will save me time for sure as you guys are correct the manual isn't that great so I'm going to lower my bike off the lift so I can turn the tire first. Cheers from Regina Saskatchewan Canada!
So glad this video was helpful. Ride safe and thanks for watching! 👍🏻
Again thanks it definitely helped. I did everything you guys suggested but the only thing I used different was the tool for the spark plugs that comes with a bike and used I think a 14 mm socket on the end of it. Worked like a charm!
Great video ! I will cange mines also.
Many Thanks from Portugal!
Thanks my friend. I’m glad I could help! Ride safe.
I'm working on my 650 and I recommend removing front wheel to do same spark plug replacement, it's more work but it makes a big difference as far as ease is access to the plugs
That’s a great idea I’m sure makes things a lot easier👍🏻
I went 21K miles. Plugs still working great.
Great video, thanks. Way easier on my 2 Harleys!
Love the videos.
Really jealous of the weather and the open roads you guys have there in the states.
Here in the north east of England , we only have roads so narrow, you would call them pavements.
I have a 2004 AN 650 Burgman, and thanks to watching you, I'm about to do a service on her
Any idea on how to solve the oil migration problem from engine to gearbox?(just in case), also have you done a video on changing the air filter yet?
Thanks guys
I had a honda silverwing 600&i thought it was awkward to get to the plugs on it,but what a palava to change the plugs on this machine
Big time pain! Can u imagine what the stealerships would charge?
Awesome thanks for this video! I have a 2005 I really like it. I think mine really needs plugs sometimes its hard to start cold and or hot.
I hope this helps you keep it running smooth. Ride safe😎
Much appreciated
Thank you guys
Thanks my friend👍🏻 I’m glad I could help!
Excellent, thanks!
I’m glad it helped❤
Good job greetings from Germany
MrSummerside Thanks my friend. I hope it helped. Ride safe.
A handy trick is to pop the socket in and attach the extension in the shaft.
Thank you from the heart for this video. I would like to have this book on bike maintenance. How do I do that. Are there any websites that sell this book? Thank you. Waiting for more of your explanations on this great bike.
Good tutorial video. I do feel bad for your man, Wes. I would never call a friend of mine an idiot, never mind on a world wide website. (I guess he is ok with it, as he keeps showing up on your vid`s).
😜👍🏻 I’m glad the video helped.
when you are used to fixing newer cars this is an ok job to do. i think i changed mine in ca 30 min. you can take that rubber of the cooler then there is more room to get in there
Love your videos! I have a 2018 executive, and I dented the radiator putting it on a trailer. The fan stopped working, altogether. I checked if the fan is rubbing, and it's not, after I gave it a little tweek. I checked the fuse, it's good. Any ideas?
Not sure on that it would definitely have to be fan related I would think
All my Suzuki new plugs were finger tightened, then turned a quarter turn to seat the copper washer seal and I never had a problem …
First I would like to say thanks for all the tip and video as they have help me change the oil, spark plugs and transmission fluid. My question is after getting new tires on my 650 Burgman do I need to have them balanced???
You can but I haven’t ever done it.
You should if you can afford it. Gives you better control and makes the tires last longer.
You can deflate the tire, remove the valve stem and add 1oz of antifreeze inside the tire. Super easy and it works!
i have the balanced when i had the tire mounted on the wheel, i did the wheel removal myself
I have 2011 with 30K miles and I had to replace the front tire so while it was off , figured I would do the brakes and spark plugs since i could swing the radiator out more. Nopem does not seem to make a difference since the lower coolant hose won't strecth out. Bigger issue issue is I can't get the dang coil pack out. I dont want to force it too much and break it. I may try again later when i can take the radiator off , do a coolant change. Any advice on stuck coil packs ? i hate to just give up.
Joe 2011 Burgman 650 exec
Have you tried carefully twisting it before you pull it out? That may help
This job is incredibly frustrating. You can get the first one off with some struggle but the second plug is impossible to get out unless you remove the wheel.
Thank you for the information .
But I did not understand, there are candles standard CR8E, and there are the best CR9E . Which are nicer?
Or am I misunderstood something ...?
Санёк They are different heat range spark plugs. The standard CR8E is the middle of the heat range plug.
@@ManCaveMayhem OK, understood .
@@ManCaveMayhem my 5/8" socket doesn't seem to fit deep enough to reach the spark plugs even with my extension I didn't notice it right away I thought I was turning the spark plug but when I took it out and put a light down in there I could tell that the socket wasn't reaching down deep enough to even make contact with the spark plug and it's definitely a 5/8 socket
You had it made....I done mine on my back on the garage floor....
I’ve had to do mine on the floor many times I feel your pain🤣
مشكله عطل f1 سكاي ويف 650 ما السبب
You remind me of Sammy Hagar.
I mean that in the most positive way!
Cheers!
Obrigado pelas dicas. Brasil 🇧🇷🛵🏍️
You are very welcome👍🏻
A real shit of a job...well done guys
It is a pain in the ass👍🏻
Which spark plug did you buy as a replacment?
I replaced it with the OEM number and temp.
Where did you get that service manual?
I got it with the bike from the previous owner.🇺🇸
Can you tell me what is the newest year Bergman Scooter there is here in Connecticut the newest one that I can find was a 2018 and I didn't want it I want a new 1 I work my butt off I should be able to get what I want just like you write please comment back if you know anything
I believe the 2018 is the newest one made. I’m not aware of the latest model I bought my 2012 used in 2016.
@@ManCaveMayhem They advertise The 2020 but nobody around has Them at least not in my area here in Connecticut so I don't know what's going on
hi....where did you get this service manual?
I actually bought it from the guy that previously owned it.
Use Iridium plugs next time, last longer.
They definitely do but Platinum and Iridium plugs perform at a lower level than copper spark plugs, because they are less conductive and they tend to overheat. However, the overall longevity of these two types of metal is better than copper plugs. In reality, copper has the best performance of all three and the least longevity.
Yup, the stealerships would be doing this one for me)))
It can be a little involved🤣👍🏻🇺🇸
Hélio man, My name is Carlos from Brazil, I Need service manual service burgman 650 2017. Are you have?
Best regards
Sorry my friend. Not for that year.
wtf, so much work to replace that plug! it takes 5minutes to replace a plug on my piaggio
👍🏻
how about a gap gauge
I believe the plugs were pre-gapped but we check them to be safe.
45 minutes was accurate
I like the Burg's, but seems like such a pain in the ass to work on. Almost worth it to pay a dealer to fix. 😁
Not too bad really other than the damn plastics 🤣
@@ManCaveMayhem Come over to the Flying J in Barstow and I'll buy you coffee or whatever and we'll talk Burgmans. I'm here til morning in the RV.
Ictpilot Ictpilot I wish I could but am working late. Let me know a little sooner next time and I’ll take you up on that🇺🇸👍🏻
Are you guys planning to do a valve adjustment video?
That a great Idea. Maybe in the future.
Looks very difficult to change the spark plugs,, not everyone has the stand and necessary tools.
That is true👍🏻🇺🇸
ya dont need the antiseize the plugs are plated but the dielectric is always a good idea
You are correct but it makes me feel warm and fuzzy🤣👍🏻
Wes..please cuff him when he gets to smart for his britches..
Wes puts on a good show but off camera he’s just as obnoxious 🤣👍🏻
Seems a lot of work. Imagine trying to do that outside in the cold.
It is a challenging task but one that doesn’t need doing that frequently.
You are so mean to your friend 🤣
Yeah he plays the innocent victim but he puts out as much as he takes! I just can’t catch him on camera doing it🤣👍🏻
@@ManCaveMayhem Lol that's the sign of true friendship
I don’t mean to disrespect, but something about the seat looks really wrong
No disrespect taken. It is a custom seat that the previous owner had made for it. It is very comfortable.
if you are on a trip and the scooter does not start and the couse are the sparks you have to do all this work to change them?come on man the burgman is a good scooter but to fix it is not so simple
This scenario would probably not occur if the bike is well maintained. But I guess it could happen. But it’s no more likely that a newer vehicle fouling a plug. It rarely happens. Thanks for the input.
What a pain in the arse.
It really is kind of ridiculous. You just have to be kind of patient and willing to sacrifice some time to finish it. Anyway I hope it helped. Keep the rubber side down🇺🇸👍🏻
Not 4 minutes into the video, you keep degrading your friend by calling him an idiot. There is such a thing as funny, and such a thing as rude and disrespectful from not knowing your own self how to talk to people!
So sorry I offended you🤣 We have been friends for nearly Thirty years and we razz each other all the time. Maybe you should look elsewhere for a less disrespectful video. Ride safe👍🏻