| Author | Message | ||
     Duanelr |
I'm having problems with the bike dying and it might be a fueling issue. I'm following the trouble shooting guide for my particular diagnostic error code. In the flow chart it says to check, "restricted inlet fuel pump screen." WTF? I'll guess it's in the tank.. on the pump? I replaced my pump 7 months ago, I don't recall a screen. Would someone know where the inlet fuel pump screen is? On a related note, has anyone replaced their fuel pressure sensor? (Thank you, Lance, for the pictures)     | ||
| 651lance |
The screen is under the black cover. the screen isn't sold separately. I asked a couple companies about replacement filter but haven't had any luck yet. I wouldn't think thats your issue.  | ||
| Stevel |
I have made many comments on many threads before on this subject. Many faults that occur, occur somewhere in the fuel system. This fuel system isn't overly complex, but it's a lot more than a carburetor. Much of the system is electronics, but fault finding for the most part appears to be shot gunning parts and that's stupid, frustrating and expensive. Fault finding is much easier if you fit a mechanical fuel pressure gauge to the system. It is easy if you use an adapter at the pressure sensor. A while back I identified the adapter fitting needed with an Australian source. This adapter will provide a 1/8" NPT port to attach a hose/ gauge of your choice. Then by riding the bike and watching the gauge, you soon learn what normal and correct should be. Then at fault time, it would be easy to determine if the fault is the pump, electronics or a electrical wiring/connection issue. Don't guess. | ||
| Fresnobuell |
Have you done this fuel pressure test, Steve? |
