| Author | Message | ||
     Buellitt |
I let my bike sit for nearly two years, unsurprisingly the fuel pump hoses and screens disintegrated with the local ethenol content. I just replaced the pump, filter, screen, and added submersible e-85 hose and a new battery. Turn the key and the pump runs for 2 seconds, engine turns over, but no start. If you trickle gas into the throttle body, it cranks until the gas is gone. The fuel line disconnected at the TB has a trickle for the "prime". Are injectors the next possible culprit, or is there another regulator up top? Thanks in advance. | ||
| Tpehak |
There is no another regulator up top. | ||
| 1_mike |
Two years and todays fuel...yea, a new injector is in order. Mike | ||
| Luc1f3r |
You could try cleaning them, i simply hooked up a hose and sprayed injector cleaner while cranking the engine over, using the pressure of the can to feed cleaner through the injectors. Make sure you disconnect the fuel pump. | ||
| Tpehak |
You don't even need to crank the engine over if you have Bluetooth Buell dongle. There is a function in ECM Droid to cycle injectors. | ||
| Gowindward |
Did you replace the fuel pressure regulator during the pump rebuild? |
