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Blown Ignition Fuse- No Luck with findings PLEASE HELP
- Thread starter Callis60
- Start date
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Well I'm an idiot. I don't know how I missed it but it's my fuel pump. It had high resistance and when I unplugged it from the circuit the fuse didn't blow. Plugged it back in and blew the fuse right away. Now I just have to figure out how to get the fuel pump out.
Chicknstripn
Well-known member
Glad you found what was causing you the headache! Pulling the fuel pump isn't that bad. Look at the fuel pump thread and you should get a good idea how to. BTW wait till after you pull it to decide on whether or not you'll replace it. You may just need to repair some frayed wiring.
Good luck man and thanks for posting what the root cause was. You'll be helping some one out down the line!
Good luck man and thanks for posting what the root cause was. You'll be helping some one out down the line!
user_deleted
Well-known member
eazy peazy japanezy.
remove negative battery cable from terminal
remove air box outer cover.
go to 2 o'clock position on frame/tank to vent and pinch off rubber line. fuel drain governor of sorts
with drain pan under pump remove drain plug....use vent pinch to control flow with gas cap INSTALLED
fully drained tank.....remove left riders foot peg assembly...remove rear tire...remove rear shock...fully press swingarm down towards ground....bike must be properly suspended or lifted to do this.
there is your pump. this will get you rolling on removal/install. use this link for more help. reasonably simple job
http://www.buellxb.com/Buell-XB-Forum/Do-It-Yourself-Buell-Mods/xb12r-fuel-pump-replacement
Thank you everyone for the help. I took the fuel pump out and 2 wires inside rubbed on the metal assembly of the pump. I taped them up and had to get new seals and it worked like brand new. Really appreciate the advice and help from everyone!
