PROJECT: Yamaha R1 Fuel Pump and Pressure Regulator Check
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2021
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I have a 2006 r1 and I just replaced my motor not I am having a problem with it getting to much fuel it floods out if I unplug my fuel pump I can start it but only idles. When I plug my fuel pump back in it floods my motor out any help would be greatly appreciate
@tony zsvasky did you change your spark plugs, air filter? Other possibility may by the computer
I need some advice regarding to my 2004 R1, i service the bike myself, bought it 6 months ago, before 1500km (now 45200km) changed oil and filter, spark plugs, coolant, repaired starter motor (new brushes), adjusted TB intake vacuum. Engine runs smooth and pulls strong without any hickups, starts cold and hot without problems. The problem is when i start the bike and take it to warm at working temperature and higher (fans kicks in) without riding it and then shut it down it starts without problems, when cooled down a little (70 deg C or so) it also starts at once without problems. BUT when i ride it for i while and then shut it down and let it cool down a little (70 deg C or so 5-10 min.) it WONT start at once, starter motor is cranking with normal speed but it takes 3-5 seconds to turn off the fuel light and start the engine. Another thing, when i ride it for a while, shut it down and start it instantly there is no problem. I dont know what to do, it is a minor but annoying problem and i cant solve it. Other than that thing bike running smooth, pulls strong, fuel consumption is normal, no abnormal mechanical noises from engine.
@branko917 did you put oem plugs in? If not. I would go with oem from the dealer. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already. Also follow me on Instagram Big Will Car Care
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE I put OEM NGK CR9EK, i purchase used 2006 throttle bodies and i intend to install it and check/adjust valve clearance as well, then i will see what will happen.
@branko917. Try running Cevron fuel treatment at least two to three tank full with the treatment. It's available at Autozone in a black bottle
been a year,have you solved the issue?
@@wilardcondesa9402 No, a sold the damn thing.
What are some symptoms of a bad one? I was slowing down to a stop. Was at 13mph, I pulled the clutch in, and then the bike just died . Struggled to turn on after. One person said it’s the valves but I just did them 3k miles ago and spark plugs too. Then my friend said it’s this and he’s having the same issue with a Honda he has after I showed him this
Link to video of it happening
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@ExtraSync that is one sign of a bad fuel pump, also check the coils, and if you had the bike sitting for a while the spark plugs may not be good. I know you changed them but I had this problem before with only about 2k miles and it was the plugs. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
Hello did you find the issue? What causing the problem?
@Alejandro tirado yes I did it was the spark plugs, even though they only had about 1k or so on them
@@BIGWILLSCARCARE have the same issue right now. My spark plugs were burnt. And one of them was wet. I changed the plugs and still the same issue. It’s possible the coils are bad. Not sure
@@mikhail805 that's what I would check next. Spark plugs, coils, injectors and also change the gas if it's old and put a treatment in it Techron was recommended to me by a dealer. Thanks for watching please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already
Something doesn't seem right about this that should be bad to have susch little fuel pressure
The pressure is ok according to the manual. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already
This vid should have been 3 minutes, you're talking wayy too much
The video is perfect. My videos are Step-By-Step instructional videos for people who may have little to no knowledge of auto repair experience to pros so therfore they are very detail oriented. Thanks for watching please Like, Share and Subscribe if you haven't already