Fuel System Check SV650 Motorbike
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Fuel system check on my 2002 SV650. Part of the 4000 mile service list series.
What Is Included In The 4000 Mile Service Videos
1 Air Filter- Check and Clean
2 Spark Plugs- Gap Check and Adjust
3 Fuel System- Check
4 Oil Change
5 Idle Speed- Check and Adjust
6 Throttle and Choke Cable- Check and Adjust
7 Clutch- Check and Adjust
8 Cooling System- Check
9 Drive Chain- Wear and Stretch Check
10 Brake Pads- Wear Check
11 Brake System- Check
12 Tyres and Wheels- General Check
13 Nuts and Bolts- Tightness Check
14 Sidestand, Lever Pivots and Cables- Lubrication
Nice simple videos. Straight to the point and informative. Thanks for the uploads.
Thank you, i really enjoy uploading these videos and reading lovely comments like this proper makes me smile.
What diameter is the hose please? I heard you say 10mm clips - is this the hose size too? Thanks for uploading - great video.
damn man, your bike looks exactly like mine before I put 13 yrs of riding the hell out of it on it. lol What a sweet looking machine, sweet riding too. Great videos, I guess I suck at winter-izing because every spring it's trouble getting it started...... uggh
Great video, Good advise as always Tamsen. It's always nice to see a job being done that you are considering or doing yourself. :>)
I have the same bike. However I am having fuel fly out the exhaust. Do you have an explanation for that?
Hey tasmen my sv1999 just stopped running have changed everything I can think off plugs pump is ok bike turning over but wont fire any idea s
I know its an old post but, no start at all is usually pkugs, then che k ignition coil for resistance. Make sure your cluster is lighting up properly as well. If it doesnt at least cough or sputter, pull a spark plug out and rest it on engine while attached to plug wire. Crank engine and see if you see spark. If not dead plug wire or coil or plug. Check with multimeter and go from there
Hello I really hope you see this.. Does the Gen1 SV650 have a lift pump as well or is it just that petcock?
Do you have to worry about fuel being in the lines? At 0'30 when you show the inside of the line, we see it cracked a bit in the center, but does that mean you unplugged and checked all other lines the same way?
Rags nearby is always a good thing! I didn't have any major spills, maybe a few drops. The bike is now 17 years old so checking the rubber hoses is something I am keeping an eye on and will be sure to swap out as soon as needed.
I have stuttering, power loss, RPM doesn't go over 5k and even the bike stalls time to time. And there are times when everything comes back. I found some scotch tapes in the tank, don't ask how it got into it, but the tank was repainted by the previous owner. I removed the tank, cleaned it, checked inside with camera and everything looks nice, not even rusty. I checked the fuel filter, it works. I haven't touched the fuel pump yet. I also checked the airbox, removed it. I didn't dare to touch the carburetor, yet.
1. Anything else to check?
2. Can someone advise a link for a carb video?
Thanks
Great instructional as always
Also if any one knows the factory length of the fuel hose from petcock to pump i would appreciate it. I cut mine up and tossed it. Wanna make sure i dint have my new one too long or short
GREAT.
do you know the fuel line type or size required?
Hope this helps, the part number of the fuel line to the underside of the tank is FUEL HOSE (09355-50105-00B)
What is the spec on that fuel line ...id and od?
Measure the old ones if you can't find the information online or in a Haynes manual, always handy to have :)
Why replace the clips? Because they aren't shiny??
You should buy smaller sized gloves :)
lol! you are have a good point! they were left over from a box of my friends gloves, and they are far too big!