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mudgutsdunn 14-02-09 02:20 PM

Fuel pump problem, maybe.
 
hi everyone
i have a new problem on my k3 when switching ignition on sometimes the fuel pump does not make its usuall whirring noise on pre startup check. if i turn ignition off and back on it is fine. but today it happen 3 times where it made a short whirring noise and stopped on fourth time it was ok. any ideas on what this might be is it a minor or major problem

thanks chris

mackrilld 14-02-09 03:24 PM

Re: fuel pump !!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Sounds like a lose connection to me, lift the tank up and have a look at all the connectors under there make sure there all fully pushed to geather. Also this could be a long shot but check the kill switch wire is fully connected because if its a bit dodgey it could be why it keeps cutting it out, Dom

stevo_sv 15-02-09 01:36 PM

Re: Fuel pump problem, maybe.
 
same thing happens to my k3 after a cold night occasionally,
im assuming its down to the pump being sooooo cold having petrol around it all night, and probably needing to good clean out.

Tallguy 11-03-10 11:35 PM

Re: Fuel pump problem, maybe.
 
I've got Exactly the same thing, short buzz several times with the dreaded FI indication, before the proper loooong whirr, did you get a definitive diagnosis and solution?

yorkie_chris 11-03-10 11:49 PM

Re: Fuel pump problem, maybe.
 
I'd say more likely to be other safety systems on the bike, the pumps themselves tend to be pretty reliable

Sid Squid 11-03-10 11:54 PM

Re: Fuel pump problem, maybe.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris (Post 2208887)
the pumps themselves tend to be pretty reliable

Agreed. I've seen a couple of failed pumps, but more often when the problem is traced to the pump itself it's been iffy connections/wiring.


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