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Author Topic: Trouble starting, now bike won’t start, fuel pump seems to work  (Read 3423 times)
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« Reply #15 on: December 29, 2023, 01:24:38 PM »

Nothing like a crusty ground cable to wreck the party.
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« Reply #16 on: January 24, 2024, 09:16:07 PM »

It would appear I’ve fixed the problem.

Went through the entire fuel system, hoses and injectors seemed fine.

I read a thread somewhere that said the clean the ECU ground. Did that.

Fuel pump was replaced.

Buttoned it up and turned the key four or five times to prime and build pressure.

Fired up.

Need to secure everything and test ride. I’ll have my trailer hooked up to my car at home in case my girlfriend needs to come save me.


you did quite a bit of trouble shooting on that one; congrats on fixing that;  waytogo was it just the crusty ecu ground? I've heard solenoid connections can be a problem too ... but that's a dead no start issue, not yours.

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« Reply #17 on: May 23, 2024, 02:36:06 PM »

you did quite a bit of trouble shooting on that one; congrats on fixing that;  waytogo was it just the crusty ecu ground? I've heard solenoid connections can be a problem too ... but that's a dead no start issue, not yours.

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I just see your reply now, and maybe this helps someone searching in the future -- While I did clean my ECU ground, I believe the issue was squarely with the fuel pump. The interesting thing about the s2r 800 fuel pump is that is different from the 1000 and other models, its physcially smaller. So I ended up with a similar, but slightly larger pump and used a stainless hose clamp to keep it in there tight.

Now I have to do my belts.
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