fuel pump isn't kicking on....anybody had this problem

 

Yup--take your fuel pump our and shake it--I had a metal shaving grounding out the terminals which kept popping the fuse everytime i turned my key on.

 

i tried a new fuel pump....still no worky

 

This might help

http://www.stuntusa.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21402

If it's not a code then i would start going over your wiring harness for frayed wires or something unplugged, hope that helps

 

its just the fuel pump not coming on....i used to be able to lay the bike on the kickstand side ....pick it up and it would start....... a couple drops later that didn't work.....How would laying it on its side make the fuel pump work?

 

Have you checked your tip over sensor? That will not let the pump prime if its tripped....Not much else besides the kill switch and kickstand switch will prevent it from turning on, unless theres an electrical problem.

 

Tip over sensor. If you lay it over and it shuts off, turn your key off and then back on (after you pick the bike up), fuel pump tip over sensor should be reset.

If it's still giving you crap, it might have moved of something, making it not act correctly, I would DEF check on the TOS.

 

i cut the wires from the kickstand switch and connected them and the tos looks good.....how can u bypass the tos

 

this bike is in decent shape....the wires look new...what about the kill switch...could that have anything to do with the pump

 

Just so you guysknow...i found the problem......A wire on the back of the ignition was off .....problem fixed........anybody got a 636 kill switch laying around

 

if its not a code or the TOS or the kickstand, wiring is most likely the problem... i've had a couple fuel pumps go but that is more rare.

 

Last week we had one minty 636 with same problem fuel pump didn't turn over- everything else was ok. Then on kawiforums someone sayd it was the ignition lock- changed it and it worked. But after that changed back to the old ignition lock to take it up to warranty job for it- and it worked! So the connectors must have been oxidize or some **** like that? weird...

just to let you guys know...

 

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