Auxiliary Fuel Plumbing

Alan

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A lot of folks install a bulkead fitting to plumb their auxiliary fuel lines: http://fjr1300.info/howto/bulkhead.html

I don't like drilling the tank and was looking for a way to tap into the fuel pump housing like we do on the GL1800 Goldwing. Unfortunately, our fuel pump housing is plastic.

I fhound this link http://www.fjrforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=111178 which has some information about using an Gen I FJR fuel pump to plumb in an Auxiliary Tank.

I purchased a Super Tenere Fuel Pump from China for $99.00, so I would have something to work with while trying to figure this out. I think went searching on ebay comparing pictures to our fuel pump and ordered what looked like a Gen I pump. Our pump is Denso 23P-13907-00 (101952-5620 12V). The Gen I pump I bought is 5PW-13907-01 (101961-7791 12V). The ebay ad said this would fit any 2003-2006 Yamaha R1.

I got the pump. The bottom housing is the same as our pump except that it has a return. Thre is a check valve in the return. The check valve seems to restrict the flow substantially, so I will likely run a drill through it to get rid of the guts. This will give me an open return.

I still have to put it on the bike and make sure that the return doesn't have any interference issues, but I think this is going to make plumbing the aux tank a cinch.

I'll drain the main to about half and then dump the gravity feed aux.

I'm going to be using a 4 Gal Tour Tank with a custom plate that will attach to my Givi mounts. Took the parts to the Powder Coater yesterday. I should be able to switch from Givi Top Case to Aux Tank in a minute or so. Stay tuned for pics.
 

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I'll be following your progress as I have a 2 1/2 gallon aux tank that I can use, if desired, on my SuoerT. For now, I have a couple RotopaX 1 gal portable jugs, but may eventually plumb in a true aux tank.

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Part "A" of the plumbing complete.

Rear aux tank goes on in a few days. :)


 

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OX-34 said:
Part "A" of the plumbing complete.

Rear aux tank goes on in a few days. :)
I can't tell what you did. Did you drill the tank and put in a bulkhead?
 

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Alan said:
I can't tell what you did. Did you drill the tank and put in a bulkhead?
My apologies for the lack of info Alan.

Here is a pic from the FJR article you linked to in your original post:






Here is my pic again. I have installed a bulkhead with a 90 deg elbow, attached the line and am working on the aux tank mount.



I'm simply re-using the JAZ 19 litre tank I ran on my Blackbird.







Gravity fed arrangement.







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