What is the reason for the F1 malfunction light on the Suzuki DL250?

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Jared
07/30/25 5:07am
Suzuki DL250 F1 malfunction light requires the use of a specialized diagnostic computer to read the fault code. The following are the specific details of the DL250: 1. Power: The DL250 is equipped with a twin-cylinder water-cooled electronic fuel injection engine, with an actual displacement of 248ml, a maximum power of 18.4KW, and a maximum torque of 23.4N.m. 2. Dimensions: The DL250 has a wheelbase of 1430mm, a curb weight of 188kg (without cases), a fuel tank capacity of 17.3L, front tire size 110/80-17, and rear tire size 140/70-1.
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