Fuel pump

Kawanor

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• May 9, 2013

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When your bike have past 100k (km) remember to bring with you a spare fuel pump.AND hose-clamp.....
It is a ok job,but you wil be sweaty ,and saying strange words.

 

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• May 9, 2013

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Good advice mate I carry one How did you isolate the problem to the pump? Did it get noisy before it died too?

 

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• May 10, 2013

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monkeyboy said:

Good advice mate I carry one How did you isolate the problem to the pump? Did it get noisy before it died too?

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Mine just died, working fine one minute, slight judder, then dead as a dodo...no noise no fuss just dead

 

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• May 12, 2013

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monkeyboy said:

Good advice mate I carry one How did you isolate the problem to the pump? Did it get noisy before it died too?

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U dont get any advice,,.
When trying to start,,several time,,chech the sparking plug,,if it is dry,and no smell of gasoline,,there is no fuel..
Take your hand,fingers, on the fuel-line,turn on the ignition,,you shuld feel that there will be a pressure..if not,the fuel pump is not start.
check that the fuel pump get 12 V.....