Engine runs like a champ when cold, but started to shuddered when warmed up.
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Crew Chief
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It's very possible that the rust is from the tank. If it is you should be able to see it with a flashlight while doing a visual inspection. On a bike that new, even in an island environment, I'd be suspecting my fuel source too. That type of thing wouldn't be likely to happen in the US today, but in the past it would have been very possible. I don't know what the quality standards are today where you are.
Nikolajsen
"Keep it simple"
I have never had this filter in hand...but if it is some kind of metal, it can be cleaned.
If not, then I still think it can be cleaned, but with more care
Might be difficult to change only the filter part, maybe the best to but complete new.
If not, then I still think it can be cleaned, but with more care
Might be difficult to change only the filter part, maybe the best to but complete new.
There is no replacement part for this items.. does anyone have any idea on how to replace this filter?Nikolajsen said:I have never had this filter in hand...but if it is some kind of metal, it can be cleaned.
If not, then I still think it can be cleaned, but with more care
Might be difficult to change only the filter part, maybe the best to but complete new.
That sucker is toast.
You might try some of the shapes for other yamaha products, like this:
https://ja.aliexpress.com/item/Strainer-for-Yamaha-fuel-pump-fuel-filter-for-yamaha-filter-for-Yamaha-motorcycle-fuel-pump/32776322397.html?spm=a2g11.search0302.3.56.e7QA05&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_0_10130_10152_10151_10558_10557_10539_10594_10178_10596_10595_10059_10312_10314_10534_10313_10533_10084_100031_10083_10547_10107_10546_10307_10604_10548_10603_10341_10065_10142_10340_10068_10343_10541_10342_10562_10345_10103_10344_10325_10545_10324,searchweb201603_0,ppcSwitch_0&algo_pvid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b&algo_expid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b-7
If you can't find a replacement, I would try to adapt an in-tank fuel filter like this.
Even then, you might consider adding a very small car fuel filter in the line outside of the tank. If you only add the external filter the level of contaminants you have will likely shorten the life of the pump.
You might try some of the shapes for other yamaha products, like this:
https://ja.aliexpress.com/item/Strainer-for-Yamaha-fuel-pump-fuel-filter-for-yamaha-filter-for-Yamaha-motorcycle-fuel-pump/32776322397.html?spm=a2g11.search0302.3.56.e7QA05&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_0_10130_10152_10151_10558_10557_10539_10594_10178_10596_10595_10059_10312_10314_10534_10313_10533_10084_100031_10083_10547_10107_10546_10307_10604_10548_10603_10341_10065_10142_10340_10068_10343_10541_10342_10562_10345_10103_10344_10325_10545_10324,searchweb201603_0,ppcSwitch_0&algo_pvid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b&algo_expid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b-7
If you can't find a replacement, I would try to adapt an in-tank fuel filter like this.
Even then, you might consider adding a very small car fuel filter in the line outside of the tank. If you only add the external filter the level of contaminants you have will likely shorten the life of the pump.
mebgardner
Active Member
Is anyone else astonished that filter came out of a 2013 year cycle?
What do you folks have, for what passes as fuel there?
What do you folks have, for what passes as fuel there?
Crew Chief
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I am, I find it incomprehensible that a bike that new could have a tank that bad. I've been curious about the supply too.
Due to the design of the tank and fuel pump assembly, there is not many teabag filter that can fits, however the one that i bought from www.highflowfuel.com does fit quite good...Checkswrecks said:That sucker is toast.
You might try some of the shapes for other yamaha products, like this:
https://ja.aliexpress.com/item/Strainer-for-Yamaha-fuel-pump-fuel-filter-for-yamaha-filter-for-Yamaha-motorcycle-fuel-pump/32776322397.html?spm=a2g11.search0302.3.56.e7QA05&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_0_10130_10152_10151_10558_10557_10539_10594_10178_10596_10595_10059_10312_10314_10534_10313_10533_10084_100031_10083_10547_10107_10546_10307_10604_10548_10603_10341_10065_10142_10340_10068_10343_10541_10342_10562_10345_10103_10344_10325_10545_10324,searchweb201603_0,ppcSwitch_0&algo_pvid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b&algo_expid=9785b2d5-6880-409d-8d3d-f47fa588785b-7
If you can't find a replacement, I would try to adapt an in-tank fuel filter like this.
Even then, you might consider adding a very small car fuel filter in the line outside of the tank. If you only add the external filter the level of contaminants you have will likely shorten the life of the pump.
Adding an inline filter after the pump is not an easy job as the fuel line from the pump going to the throttle body is very short and adding one only helps to protect the injectors as it is positioned after the pump...
swakop_toe
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...To add to this old tread.
Had mine 2010 1st Edition with 59,000km on replaced yesterday.
Mechanic tells me it's a Suzuki part, did not give the part number.
Will try and pry it out of him.
I must say, it completely transformed my bike's performance and response, it's a beast again.
Had mine 2010 1st Edition with 59,000km on replaced yesterday.
Mechanic tells me it's a Suzuki part, did not give the part number.
Will try and pry it out of him.
I must say, it completely transformed my bike's performance and response, it's a beast again.
