Snagged from Suzukiinfo.com

To check the fuel pump, locate it on the rear end of the head on the passenger
side. There are a number of tubes coming out of it. One points down and has no
hose connected to it. This tube provides an air vent to the backside of the pump
diaphragm. If the diaphragm is ruptured, this tube will be damp with gasoline
after you run the engine for a while.
Another indication of a broken fuel pump is progressively louder engine noises as
it is driven at any speed. Thinning of the oil with gasoline from the pump causes
increased engine noise. Naturally, oil thinned out by gasoline is a VERY BAD
thing.
The final indication of a broken fuel pump is found when you check the oil level.
The oil will be noticeably thinner and there will appear to be more of it!

k, well its not wet, least I dont think it was, I didnt feel it, but i looked at it really well.and my engine sounds better when its revving, you cant hear the light valve rattle, like you can when its idling, plus the manifold has a leak and ive been to lazy to put find it and put putty on it