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01-09-13, 20:53
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2010 d675 wont start.
hi guys, i have a problem. my bike wont start.
it did cranked; - parked for almost a month. - all lights on the meter is normal. - the battery is just charged fully. - fuel is half tank. (new fuel 95RON) - gear indiicator shows Neutral. - side stand is fully retracted. but still not fired up. maybe fuel system? maybe firing system( spark plugs)? anyone.. please help me... i am in a blind spot.... thanks in advance bros... Sent from my GT-N7000 using Motorcycle.com Free App |
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01-09-13, 22:11
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How long did you let it crank for? Was the fuel drained before or a stabalizzer put in it?
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01-10-13, 00:53
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crank untill the battery runs out.
so charge the battery again and still same.. wont fire up. i use ordinary fuel. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Motorcycle.com Free App |
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01-10-13, 00:54
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and no.. i didnt drain the fuel prior.
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01-10-13, 01:02
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Do you hear the fuel pump prime?
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01-10-13, 01:05
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yup.. priming as soon as i turn on the key.
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01-10-13, 01:11
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Well then at this point the bike is very likely flooded. You'll want to pull the spark plugs and probably replace them. Then drain the old fuel out of the fuel lines.
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01-10-13, 01:35
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owh...
how about the fuel in the tank? drain also? if i am right, change the plug; the bike will fires? and, will this thing happens again? Sent from my GT-N7000 using Motorcycle.com Free App |
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01-10-13, 01:51
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Your first post said the fuel tank was half full with fresh fuel. Is it old fuel? Was the tank drained before it sat?
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01-10-13, 02:21
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not drained before mixing in fresh gallon of fuel.
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