Most definitely will be doing that in a few months, sadly I am tight on cash right now, All I have is my wits to help me. And believe it or not the tank is actually pretty decent, I will clean it out prior to anything. And thank you for the tip! all I gotta do is turn the crankshaft clockwise correct?
Hayabusa starter turns but doesn't crank bike
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Yep, it might not need it.....if you don't do this, you can also crank the bike in short bursts until the oil light goes out....I do this on the first start up in the spring..
I see, I was insinuating manual cranking since the bike has been sitting for a while but to be fair I did add fogging (storage oil) a week ago prior, so something good may come out of that, how do I crank the bike? I keep the tank off and take the plugs out and fire it up? The new battery will be coming today as well!
You can do that....it will save the plugs from being fouled.
Sadly motorcycling is an expensive sport and bringing a neglected bike back from the brink only adds to this expense. Judging by all the gunk you showed us it will never run right until the injectors and pump are either properly cleaned or replaced.
How can I go about cleaning the injectors? I just got to make with what I have temporarily and will replace them in a few months!
There are many, many threads on this subject... will attach one. Use the "search" feature and type in "cleaning injectors"
Dirty injectors | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself
12 volt battery and sensor cleaner. Clean in reverse first. Like you do a air filter. Injectors have a screen on them. This is the result
Well a little update, I tried to crank the bike with the new battery I purchased (had to fill the acid up myself and I got a bit impatient), the battery reached 80% on the trickle charger and I rushed to my Hayabusa and tried to crank it over at least, I got a whole lotta nothinThere are many, many threads on this subject... will attach one. Use the "search" feature and type in "cleaning injectors"
Dirty injectors | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself
12 volt battery and sensor cleaner. Clean in reverse first. Like you do a air filter. Injectors have a screen on them. This is the resultwww.hayabusa.org
. Now I am recharging the battery until it hits 100%, what to do from here on? I still want to manually crank the bike by hand to give it some form of movement...I take that back (my reply to you earlier), I think I may have this mystery solved...There are many, many threads on this subject... will attach one. Use the "search" feature and type in "cleaning injectors"
Dirty injectors | Maintenance and Do-It-Yourself
12 volt battery and sensor cleaner. Clean in reverse first. Like you do a air filter. Injectors have a screen on them. This is the result
Good, what was it?
It has to do with the idle and starter gears for my starter clutch. The spindle inside the starter gear is supposed to be stationary and not wobble, mine wobbles up and down, which causes the starting gears to bind and spin freely. Some folks on YouTube had this exact issue with the starter motor spinning freely.
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Check for fault codes.
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anyone have a pic of where to put the paper clip to check the codes? i did search. thanks.
Sadly I actually have to purchase a new cluster . For the meanwhile little story time for you... when I originally purchased my Hayabusa, It was missing a few things, the airbox, the speed sensor and one thing I completely didn't realize that Suzuki put right underneath ones ass (under the seat) the freaking TIP OVER SENSOR!! I was wondering what the mystery plug that had no corresponding connection next to the negative terminal was (Grey in color), after some research It became clear that I didn't have the last thing I needed this bike to run... a Tip over sensor, I purchased one last night. My question to you amazing folks is that, does not having a tip over sensor on the hayabusa, not give the coils or injectors any form of electricity? I just want to make sure my doubts in regards to the tip over sensor are correct, In my service manual, I also read this...Check for fault codes.
checking codes? | General Bike Related Topics
anyone have a pic of where to put the paper clip to check the codes? i did search. thanks.
Number 5 clearly says tip over sensor, I would try to fire my bike up but all I had was a crank and no electricity in my ignition coils, someone care to chime in? I just want to be correct haha!
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