Jimmythesaint
11-04-06, 06:19 PM
Goddammit,
It would appear that after only 2300 miles, my K3 has decided to develop a fuel injection fault. There I was deciding to take advantage of the first ray of sunshine to grace our northern skies, not to do anything as outrageous as actually ride a motorcycle in the highlands without getting wet, no , merely wash my beloved machine. However when I tried to start my bike to position it ready for washing, I wasn't greeted with the usual buzz of the fuel injection but a feeble hiss and an array of flashing F1 symbols and blinking red lights. The verdict from my owners manual was that the engine would not start.......well doh.
I contacted the dealer from whom I'd purchased my SV only 6 snow filled weeks ago and was asked if I had the side stand up and the clutch pulled in. Trying not to take offence at their assumption that I was a **** I explained that everything was as it should be and yes there was fuel in the tank. I now face an agonising wait untill the dealer can come and look at my bike and when I asked when this was likely to be they replied " ooh I dunno, do you really need it ?" .
Words fail me.
It would appear that after only 2300 miles, my K3 has decided to develop a fuel injection fault. There I was deciding to take advantage of the first ray of sunshine to grace our northern skies, not to do anything as outrageous as actually ride a motorcycle in the highlands without getting wet, no , merely wash my beloved machine. However when I tried to start my bike to position it ready for washing, I wasn't greeted with the usual buzz of the fuel injection but a feeble hiss and an array of flashing F1 symbols and blinking red lights. The verdict from my owners manual was that the engine would not start.......well doh.
I contacted the dealer from whom I'd purchased my SV only 6 snow filled weeks ago and was asked if I had the side stand up and the clutch pulled in. Trying not to take offence at their assumption that I was a **** I explained that everything was as it should be and yes there was fuel in the tank. I now face an agonising wait untill the dealer can come and look at my bike and when I asked when this was likely to be they replied " ooh I dunno, do you really need it ?" .
Words fail me.