bike missed when fuel 1/2 tank and turning
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05-24-2007 | 09:00 PM
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RE: bike missed when fuel 1/2 tank and turning
sounds like there is a internal air leak inside the plumbing in the tank.
I would pull the assembly back out and look very carefully for a crack
in the tubing / lines.
when the assembly is submerged with a full tank it sucks fuel in, but when
tank is half empty / or half full depending on how you look at it, part of the assembly
is exposed to air. Even worse in a leaning turn more air and less fuel is being drawn in.
I would pull the assembly back out and look very carefully for a crack
in the tubing / lines.
when the assembly is submerged with a full tank it sucks fuel in, but when
tank is half empty / or half full depending on how you look at it, part of the assembly
is exposed to air. Even worse in a leaning turn more air and less fuel is being drawn in.
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05-24-2007 | 09:49 PM
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05-25-2007 | 12:38 AM
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RE: bike missed when fuel 1/2 tank and turning
When a pressurized fuel hose has a pin size hole, it looses pressure through the hose back into the tank. The drop in fuel pressure is why the bike is not running correctly. If a pressurized system has a hole is cannot suck air. Completea fuel pressure check. Make sure when you go to purchase a new hose you get the top plate gasket, 10- 1311D's and 1-10222 clamp. If you do not replace the gasket and bolts, you will have to repaint your tank.
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05-25-2007 | 10:53 AM
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RE: bike missed when fuel 1/2 tank and turning
Depends if the hole is before or after the fuel pump.
Either way the idea is the same. Theres a crack / hole in the intrernal
plumbing.
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When a pressurized fuel hose has a pin size hole, it looses pressure through the hose back into the tank. The drop in fuel pressure is why the bike is not running correctly. If a pressurized system has a hole is cannot suck air. Completea fuel pressure check. Make sure when you go to purchase a new hose you get the top plate gasket, 10- 1311D's and 1-10222 clamp. If you do not replace the gasket and bolts, you will have to repaint your tank.
When a pressurized fuel hose has a pin size hole, it looses pressure through the hose back into the tank. The drop in fuel pressure is why the bike is not running correctly. If a pressurized system has a hole is cannot suck air. Completea fuel pressure check. Make sure when you go to purchase a new hose you get the top plate gasket, 10- 1311D's and 1-10222 clamp. If you do not replace the gasket and bolts, you will have to repaint your tank.
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06-01-2007 | 03:07 PM
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