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tommy-d
22-01-10, 08:32 PM
The past few days i've been using my bike a message has come on saying FI and the bike won't statrt. if i flick the kill switch a few times then the fuel pump will kick in and it will operate as per usual. was wondering if anyone else has had this problem before?
Many thanks Tom
i had that for first time on sunday....when id stopped for petrol wouldnt start and fi light on....turned off back on and started first prod, has rode fine since 54 plate with 7000 miles..i reckon it was a weather glitch damp somehwere as it had been stood 6 weeks due to 6ft snow:D
If simply turning the kill switch on and off fixes it, perhaps the contacts for the kill switch are slightly dirty?
Jambo
In weather circles FI stands for Fantasy Island as in something that is so far in the future that you can't count on it and really you don't know what will happen, weather models past 144 hours are def consider FI and even winter models of say 48+ hours are FI when trying to predict snow so maybe your bike knows something about the future it is try to tell you?
I'll get my coat ....
DarrenSV650S
22-01-10, 10:42 PM
In weather circles FI stands for Fantasy Island as in something that is so far in the future that you can't count on it and really you don't know what will happen, weather models past 144 hours are def consider FI and even winter models of say 48+ hours are FI when trying to predict snow so maybe your bike knows something about the future it is try to tell you?
I'll get my coat ....
*throws coat at 5hort5*
oops - lol - anyway FI stands for Fault indication, does the dash give you any other numbers and letters for the fault code?
Jayneflakes
22-01-10, 11:11 PM
I had that a while back. The immobiliser was not allowing the fuel pump to kick in and there was no fuel getting through. Had to turn her off and leave her for five minutes and reset the alarm, it was almost like she was running Windows! Once I worked out that the Alarm needed a bit of time to get sorter out, just a second or so, I grew less impatient and my ickle girl worked fine after that.
tommy-d
22-01-10, 11:48 PM
ok thanks for the reply's we've been having bad weather here and i just put it down to that as i have only had the problem when the bike has been left outside. no numbers were given on the dash, the only difference i could here was the fuel pump wasn't kicking in.
thankyou for the replies much appreciated
as i say mine did that last week after a 6 week lay up cos of snow, did 200+ miles yesterday in freezing fog /snow and heavy rain..with no problems:smt023
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