About the Suzuki GS250T
Plan GS250T fuel-level and brake repairs with the full T designation.
The GS250T selection gives the full model designation to the 1980–1981 applications featured here. A carburetor float valve and front and rear brake parts can share those years while still requiring different checks. Identify the actual carburetor and brake position before comparing replacements.
Inspect the caliper separately from the brake pads
Front pads are friction components; caliper service concerns the hydraulic unit that applies them. Compare the fitted caliper and inspect its condition before selecting a repair kit. Rear drum shoes need their own shape and hardware checks. At the carburetor, the needle and seat control fuel entry and are separate from a gasket sealing a bowl joint.
Model and component referenceGS250T application differences
Float needle and seat
The featured assembly lists GS250T 1980–1981.
Front disc brake
The featured front pads and linked caliper kit list GS250T 1980–1981.
Rear drum brake
The featured rear shoes list GS250T 1980–1981; retain the rear position when ordering.
Separate front caliper repair
Check before orderingIdentify your GS250T and fitted parts
- Confirm the T suffix and the 1980 or 1981 model year.
- Record carburetor markings and compare the original float needle and seat.
- Identify front pads or rear shoes and compare their shape, dimensions and mounting hardware.