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Old 04-18-2011, 12:17 AM   #11 (permalink)
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may be your friend used low quality fuel. because this is the main reason of fuel pump clogging.
haha, well no, that wont happen.
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Old 04-18-2011, 01:24 AM   #12 (permalink)
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haha, well no, that wont happen.
Why so????????
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Old 04-18-2011, 10:23 AM   #13 (permalink)
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ALso , there was a word from the ASS Guys that there is a Fuel pump change coming soon for all the R15 after the Radiator , plastics :-)..
Hope u get urs FOC

Been 40+k and No issues with injectors , I keep using Fuel Injector cleaner once in a while .

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Please share the name of the cleaner, also since we are now discussing about this, What's the life of Fuel Injectors system ?
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Old 11-05-2011, 10:19 AM   #14 (permalink)
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Around 3 months back, my R15 started dying on me once in a while (meaning engine goes off after being on for some time). The problem has got more pronounced in the last few weeks where it hardly starts for a minute or two, and after a couple of retries, stops restarting at all.

Took the bike to the dealership this Fri, I was kinda thinking that the spark plug is shorting once the engine gets heated up (confirmed and even apparently "fixed" by another dealership outlet last month here in blore, morons!)
Anyway, the dealership guys at the new place tested and said that the fuel pump was going kapoot instead, and was not pumping up fuel properly. Thought it should be just about cleaning it up, was shocked to hear from them that there was no way to fix the problem by cleaning up the fuel pump and it would need to be replaced. And what is the cost of new fuel pump? Just Rs. 7350 I am told! And why did this problem occur? I am told its because the bike has not been used much for a long period of time. I am told that this has happened earlier for some more Yamaha bikes too.

Now, I am pretty seriously pissed off, esp with the reasoning for pump getting messed up. It is is a race bike (have another for street), has some 5000km on the odo in 2.5 years with last year seeing around 1000km. Agree thats not a truck load of kms, but that is far from sitting idle too. And anyway, that is not hugely low kms for a race bike, this is exactly how race bikes r supposed to be!

I plan to take the issue back to Yamaha guys and hear what they got to say, but would like to hear if anybody else here has had the same problem. Or if the R15/Yamaha lovers over here got anything to add that I don't know yet...

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I am running through the same issue. My Car mechanic next door showed me how he replaces only the pump for cars like Honda City for as little as Rs 1200 instead of the whole assembly for Rs 8500. However I scoured the market for a pump that would fit the R15 assembly but could not find one suitable.

My pump dies and starts intermittently and left me stranded twice midway requiring a "bike tow" home on one occasion and an intensive manual push home on the other. It would then restart the next day.

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If it hasn't been more than 2 years since you've bought the bike, the SVC guys should replace it ! I had the hiccup issue abobe 7k RPM. Called up the official Yamaha engineer to inspct the bike,and he replaced the fuel-pump(2 year mechanical part warranty).
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