I hear this is a fairly easy job - does anyone know where a good write up is of it though. I checked the contacts (they were burnt out) so i replaced them - but I came to find out my fuel pump is actually bad as well. So - I have to dish out the $130.00 to replace it - should i do the fuel filter as well? Thanks for your time - cheers

 

The fuel pump is only held in place by the rubber holder that it sits in. There is one connector and 2 hoses. It doesn't get much easier than that. Lifting the back end of the tank about 4 inches will help you get to the connector for the fuel pump. There are 2 vent hoses that you'll have to disconnect from the tank to raise it.

 

CBR 900rr,some Kawi's and FZR's/YZF's use the exact same pump,might be able to get it for a little less with a little homework.

 

Sounds good, guess it's just diving in and doing it just like anything else - thanks for the advice!

 

Check out this whole thread. I think it should be a sticky but it talks about a much cheaper fuel pump from autozone or something. The links to the actual pumps are on page 3 thanks to IdoDirt

Ive been getting around with my gravity feed, but I plan on doing this once i have 60 bucks to burn.

https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-600f3...-116515/page3/

 

does anyone know what brand the f3 fuel pump is? i thought it was mikuni because the carbs are suppost to be mikuni but when i got the rebuild kit it just doesnt seem right. im trying to research something that says what brand the pump is but mine doesnt say on the pump and the bike is so old that no one in the shops knows. can someone help?

 

Please check out that link to the https://cbrforum.com/forum/cbr-600f3...-116515/page3/

great info there. I actually bought the aftermarket fuel pump stated in the posts, although it costed me about $79. a bit pricey, but it for sure beats spending the $160 at the dealership.