This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides detailed instructions and technical information for the Suzuki Mighty Boy F5A and F8B models. The manual covers a wide range of topics, including general information, service data, engine specifications, carburetor adjustments, cooling system maintenance, car heater operation, ignition system troubleshooting, starter system diagnosis, charging system repair, clutch procedures, transmission repair, gearshifting adjustments, periodic inspections, driveshaft maintenance, suspension repairs, steering system adjustments, brake system servicing, body and accessories information, body electrical system troubleshooting, wiring diagrams, and user manual information. This manual is designed for professional mechanics, but it can also be used by do-it-yourself enthusiasts who want to save money on repairs. With its detailed instructions and clear diagrams, the manual is an invaluable resource for anyone who needs to understand and repair their Suzuki Mighty Boy.

The Mighty Boy, also known as the Suzuki Mighty Boy, is a small, lightweight pickup truck produced by Suzuki from 1982 to 1988. Designed with a focus on affordability and fuel efficiency, it was marketed as a practical and versatile vehicle for various tasks, especially in urban environments. Featuring a compact design and nimble handling, the Mighty Boy was particularly popular in Japan and Southeast Asia. Its small size and maneuverability made it ideal for navigating tight city streets and crowded parking areas, while its load-carrying capacity proved useful for hauling small deliveries, construction materials, or personal belongings. The Mighty Boy came equipped with a 543 cc two-stroke, air-cooled engine coupled with a four-speed manual transmission. While this powertrain provided adequate performance for its intended duties, it was known for its fuel efficiency, a key selling point during the fuel-conscious 1980s. The Mighty Boy was sold in several trim levels, offering a range of options and equipment. The base model featured essential necessities, while higher-end versions included amenities like a sliding canopy, roll-up windows, and a cargo bed liner. The Mighty Boy was also offered in both single cab and double cab variants, catering to different needs for passenger capacity. While the Mighty Boy was initially marketed as a commercial vehicle, its practicality and charming design also appealed to recreational users. Its compact size and affordability made it a popular choice for campers and outdoor enthusiasts who desired a versatile and easy-to-handle vehicle for transporting gear and equipment. While production of the Mighty Boy ceased in 1988, it remains a popular vehicle among enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate its unique design, practicality, and historical significance.