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My mate had a high speed crash, the bike went down on the right hand side (brake side) and then rolled a few times on the grass.


Both clip ons was smashed/right hand fairing smashed/rearset punched a hole in the clutch cover/rear MC is missing.


The problem

Replaced the clutch cover and filled with oil. Tride to start the bike and it turns over but wont fire up.

Sounds like a flat battry but its not.

I cant hear the fuel pump priming.


The fi light stays on the dash and dosnt flash.


Ive checked the kill switch/bypassed the side stand and bypassed the bas(tilt switch)

Ive checked the wiring and fuses.

Ive charged the battry.

I was thinking it could be the hiss system imobilising it but the hiss light isnt on.

Any other ideas

The pump deffinetly isnt priming.

Posted

sounds... Uncomfortable!


Are you using the master key? Maybe you could try running a bypass wire direct to the pump to see if that's shagged.

Posted

Snapped cable, blown (or dislodged) fuse, knackered relay or ECU bu@@ered.


I would have thought a repair under insurance would be the best bet?


:o

Posted

Ive narrowed it down to either a damaged hiss transponder thingy or the ecu.

Either the hiss isnt sending the signal to the ecu or the ecu isnt sending the signal to the pump.

Posted

Its alive.....

Power commandor was not firing injector 1.

Pulled the pc off and it works.

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