lomax Posted Friday at 07:30 PM #1 Posted Friday at 07:30 PM So for now, the fuel pump on my bike is working fine. What i'm thinking is to get a set of points for the pump in case of trouble. Looking at K+L 18-4615 on Amazon. The question I have is can they be changed out if I"m on a trip and it fails? Do they require any soldering of leads or are they a quick change with with a few tools that can be done on the side of the road? Cheers
BlueSky Posted Saturday at 02:28 AM #2 Posted Saturday at 02:28 AM Yes, you need to solder one connection. Watch this video.
RDawson Posted Saturday at 05:22 PM #3 Posted Saturday at 05:22 PM I inspect the points when I do my Spring service. If they’re showing wear I replace them.
lomax Posted Saturday at 10:20 PM Author #4 Posted Saturday at 10:20 PM Thanks for the info. I"ll have a look at the points before riding season.. Cheers
Paul Martin Posted 22 hours ago #5 Posted 22 hours ago https://www.venturerider.org/forum/forums/topic/58615-what-did-you-do-to-your-venture-today/page/58/#findComment-819668 Check this out. I've driven just over 1100 miles since removing the fuel pump from my 2001 RSV. No issues.
lomax Posted 2 hours ago Author #6 Posted 2 hours ago I've heard a bit about this before. Did u just remove the pump and join the inlet and outlet hoses together or reroute the supply line directly to the carbs?
Paul Martin Posted 21 minutes ago #7 Posted 21 minutes ago I just used the fuel line segment that came from the petcock and looped it back into the fuel inlet at the back of the carbs. Removed the rest of the fuel line and the pump. When I get a chance, I'll take and post pictures.
lomax Posted 11 minutes ago Author #8 Posted 11 minutes ago 9 minutes ago, Paul Martin said: I just used the fuel line segment that came from the petcock and looped it back into the fuel inlet at the back of the carbs. Removed the rest of the fuel line and the pump. When I get a chance, I'll take and post pictures. That would be great.Thanks
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