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Started by Steviebee, May 05, 2003, 07:45:59 PM

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Steviebee

OK,  so i cartwheeled my bike at BFR 2 weekends ago.  Now im almost got it back together and got a problem.

A.  Dam thing wont start.
B.  The fuel pump doesnt shut off after a few seconds (like it used to).
C.  Dam thing dont start.

I destroyed the subframe and everything in it when i crashed. I put in a new battery reconnected everything, check the tipover sensor, even pulled the fuel pump and looked at it.

It is pumping fuel, (now im covered in it, good thing i quit smoking!).  But why doesnt it shut off ???

I also got another computer (off Ebay) is there a way to check to see if the computer is ok?

Grrr  Im going out of town all day tomorow so i can t work on it tomorow night.  And Wed i gott bring it to get the frame welded back together.

So lay on the sugestions !!

EX#996

Steve.....

What year and type of bike?  This is needed information to offer suggestions.

Dawn  :)
Paul and Dawn Buxton

GSXR RACER MIKE

QuoteSteve.....

What year and type of bike?  This is needed information to offer suggestions.

Dawn  :)

     His signature says it's an '00 GSXR 750.
Smites are a cowards way of feeling brave!   :jerkoff:
Mike Williams - 2 GSXR 750's
Former MW Region Expert #58
Racing exclusively with CCS since '96
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Steviebee

ooops..  and yea..

This is a bummer cause im supposed to be in the VRS school on Thursday, Practice on friday and racing sat and sun, this weekend.

My computer was a bit banged up, so i got one off ebay.  Now im wondering if the guy sold me a crapped out computer ?

I might have succumb (spelling, hey I r the engineer) and bring it to the suz dealer. :(

GSXR RACER MIKE

     I really don't know what to tell ya about your problem, but I think a simple check as far as the computer goes would be to get a computer off someone elses bike (that works) and see if it works on your bike. I know there were some changes made on the GSXR 750 since '00, so you might want to see if the dealer can tell ya if any '00 or newer computer will work (or if it has to be an '00 model computer?). I don't know what was changed on them, but it may have been the computer? Was the replacement computer the same model year?
Smites are a cowards way of feeling brave!   :jerkoff:
Mike Williams - 2 GSXR 750's
Former MW Region Expert #58
Racing exclusively with CCS since '96
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Steviebee

it was supposed to be an 00 puter.


DRU2

#6
DID YOU TRY THE OLD COMPUTER? JUST A THOUGHT

shook1

#7
Ok, I don't own a Gixxer, but, i'll give it a shot.

What normally tells the fuel pump to shut off?

Logic says that there has to be feedback (probably from the throttle bodies) to the computer that says, "there is enough gas for now, thank you, now shut off the fuel pump!"

I would check the sensors around the throttle bodies to make sure you don't have a short or that they are connected properly.  My R6 has a sensor on the carbs that checks the height of the float in the carbs.  When the float level is good, the fuel pump shuts off.  I would guess you have a similar arrangement.  Even if it is fuel injected, some type of sensor has to tell the computer when to shut off the fuel pump.  Good luck :)

And damn I must have crashed hard, cuz I forgot I do own a Gixxer 1000 that I ride on the street.  :-[

shook1

So what happened StevieBee?

Now that I've remembered that I have a Suzuki, I would like to know what was causing your problems so I can store it away for future reference.

dwilson

If it's pumping fuel but not starting, where's the fuel going?  After you find that out the rest of the troubleshooting may be easy.  Wouldn't it be nice if it were just a broken hose.

The fuel pump on my FZR will just keep pumping for about 10 seconds solid if the fuel valve is turned off, I learned that the hard way  ;D

Litespeed

Typically the pump will shut off when it hits a certain pressure.  If you have it out in the open it's likely it won't shut off.  I'm not sure if there is a place for it or not, but try to get a fuel pressure gauge on the systema nd see if it pumping fuel at the required pressure.  If it is coming up to around 40 psi (just a guess, that's what most cars operate at) then you can assume it's good.  Once you determine that you have fuel pressure you will have to figure out how to tell if the injectors are working like they are supposed to.

Steviebee

well i was going to be "lazy" and bring the bike to the dealer today to get it fixed.  I figure they be able to figure it out in no time flat.

Guess what they told me, Make and apointment, and the first one available is June 19th.    ??  what a way to do business.


Honestly i think that the computer is fried, and the one i got off ebay is junk !!

I cant get the computer into its diagnostic mode.

Yes, i tried the old computer.
I dont believe the pump shut soff at a certain pressure, it has a bypass valve inside the tank that opens to relieve pressure.
I "believe" the computer tells the pump to prime itself for several seconds and shut off if the moter is not on.  

I dont know anyone with a 2k gixer to borrow thier computer to try thiers. :(

Thanks for the sugestions,  Im going to check if the plugs are sparking.  After diner and a cold beer.

Atleast my crash saved me 800$ in pre-entry fees for RA and BFR, but id rather be racing.