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O-rings in the full gasket set

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Iv'e got the OEM full gasket set for my bike, inside there's a small bag with o-rings. i can identify the oil filter o-ring special shape, but clueless regarding the others.
hopefully the Collective Wisdom of the forum will have this knowledge.

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Thanks
Eran
 
I spy O-rings for:

Intake pipes
Cylinder liners
Crush washers for various plugs like drain pan plug
Oil passage under cylinder
various others.
 
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could there be the oil pump and cam chin tensioner in there as well?
 
Well, there are still 3 that i don't recognize
all are around 30 to 32 mm and 2.5 to 3.1 mm thick
any ideas?
it's the oem gasket set
 
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not the intake, already identified them as well as the oil pump o-rings
i was thinking that one of them is for the timing tensioner but seems too big
starter also has one i belive
 
I took pictures of the ones I'm still not sure about,
i think the two tiny o-rings are for the oil passages at the top of the case. but what are the brass rings for?
the single o-ring in that picture has a rectangle rather the a round profile and it's around 16mm o.d

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On your 400, do the float bowl drain screws have washers between the nut and the o-ring? Do you only have two of the brass gaskets?

Those small o-rings could also be for the drain screw, but their ID looks to be around 4mm, which would probably make them two small.

A flatter profile gasket makes me start thinking of things like the cam chain tensioner. It's a single o-ring, so drain caps (oil sump) and filler holes also make sense, although I do not think there is an o-ring on the oil pan, just a crush washer, and the filler cap does have a round profile, at least on the 550 and 650. Can't see Suzuki straying off that idea for the 400/450.
 
On your 400, do the float bowl drain screws have washers between the nut and the o-ring? Do you only have two of the brass gaskets?

Those small o-rings could also be for the drain screw, but their ID looks to be around 4mm, which would probably make them two small.

A flatter profile gasket makes me start thinking of things like the cam chain tensioner. It's a single o-ring, so drain caps (oil sump) and filler holes also make sense, although I do not think there is an o-ring on the oil pan, just a crush washer, and the filler cap does have a round profile, at least on the 550 and 650. Can't see Suzuki straying off that idea for the 400/450.

There are only 2 brass washers. I just had a thought that they might be for the screws on the side of the intake ports.
one of the round o-rings can be for the oil filler, one could be for the gear position sensor and i think there's one in the oil pressure regulator (but i'm not splitting the cases to find out :-))
 
Yes, there are brass washers in the intake port plugs. Good call. They must be smaller than I thought.
 
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