You may want to lift you gas tank and make sure the fuel line isn't being crimped once the tank is lowered. Also, check all your connections for your fuel pump which is located directly underneath the tank. Just follow the lines to the connector. Maybe disconnect and use some Connector Cleaner and this may help. If this all fails, I would be looking at a possible fuel pump replacement. They're really not expensive. You can always find one on this site in the "For Sale" forum and ebay. And one last resort is to make sure all connections on the ECU are snug and clean.
bacharles
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Ticket ID.............: 80
Logged by.............: falcon8
Category..............: Hayabusa Repairs/Mechanical
Subject...............: hot starting problems
Priority..............: 3 ( 1 Urgent - 5 Inquiry )
If I go for a ride, the bike runs well. If I stop for fuel, say... theres no problem.
If I leave the bike about an hour, it will not fire up, its like fuel starvation. I have to wait anything up to an hour before it'll run, and then it will start and run properly.
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Thank You
The Hayabusa Owners Group Team
bacharles
"help@hayabusa.org" <help@hayabusa.org> wrote:
There is a new help desk submission
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID.............: 80
Logged by.............: falcon8
Category..............: Hayabusa Repairs/Mechanical
Subject...............: hot starting problems
Priority..............: 3 ( 1 Urgent - 5 Inquiry )
If I go for a ride, the bike runs well. If I stop for fuel, say... theres no problem.
If I leave the bike about an hour, it will not fire up, its like fuel starvation. I have to wait anything up to an hour before it'll run, and then it will start and run properly.
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URL:
Thank You
The Hayabusa Owners Group Team
