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dmracing 12-03-06 10:22 PM

Should my bike be making this noise?
 
OK, this may very well be me just being a total idiot but...

Got a K5 SVS,

When you turn the ignition on, the bike makes loads of whirring noises (which I guess is the injectors) and then stops. I then pull the clutch in hit the starter and off I go. Once the bike has warmed up and I'm sitting at traffic lights, I can hear the electric whirring noise again. I am meant to hear this?

All of my previous bikes have had Carbs, so I'm new to all this Fuel Injection stuff... I learn pretty fast though!

Cheers Guys!

admin 12-03-06 10:26 PM

The whirring when you first switch on is the fuel pump pressuring the system. Quite normal.

John

Diveboy 12-03-06 10:50 PM

Yes totally fine mate. Cars make the same noise just under all the body work you don't notice as much.

If you don't hear it your screwed :twisted:
Happy Riding

tigersaw 13-03-06 02:30 AM

yep, I could hear my K5 doing it too. Putting a loud can on solved the problem.

Diveboy 13-03-06 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tigersaw
yep, I could hear my K5 doing it too. Putting a loud can on solved the problem.

I always wait until its finished "Powering Up" before I start the bike. No sure if it makes a difference or not, maybe its because I drive diesel cars.

jambo 13-03-06 11:45 AM

Yep, was riding Samnooshka's K5 on saturday to try and find out why the little sod wouldn't start saturday morning at 8:30 denying me my lie-in... Makes this noise which is a little wierd as all my bikes have been carbed, but normal... very, very normal...

As with Tigersaw, couldn't hear it once it's running over the can...

Last Action Pimp 13-03-06 03:57 PM

its normally when you dont have a full tank of fuel, (thats what happens to mine)


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