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Heh, that's making progress salvaging dead bike! They are such good bikes, many destroyed through neglect. Sad really, so glad you're bringing it back! 
Starter circuit is completely separate from EFI system. So you can remove ECU, relays, pump, injectors, ignition-coils, plugs, etc. and starter will crank engine merrily all day long.
Ok, if ECU won't prime pump, it won't fire injectors or sparks either, so you'll want to start as high upstream as possible. Start at beginning of my guide with battery and go from there. Most likely you'll find problem in first couple steps with one of relays not working properly or ECU sensing fault-condition and not activating relays. That's typically where power-flow to pump and injectors stops.

Starter circuit is completely separate from EFI system. So you can remove ECU, relays, pump, injectors, ignition-coils, plugs, etc. and starter will crank engine merrily all day long.
Ok, if ECU won't prime pump, it won't fire injectors or sparks either, so you'll want to start as high upstream as possible. Start at beginning of my guide with battery and go from there. Most likely you'll find problem in first couple steps with one of relays not working properly or ECU sensing fault-condition and not activating relays. That's typically where power-flow to pump and injectors stops.
Last edited by dannoxyz; Nov 17, 2023 at 01:12 AM.
Heh, that's making progress salvaging dead bike! They are such good bikes, many destroyed through neglect. Sad really, so glad you're bringing it back! 
Starter circuit is completely separate from EFI system. So you can remove ECU, relays, pump, injectors, ignition-coils, plugs, etc. and starter will crank engine merrily all day long.
Ok, if ECU won't prime pump, it won't fire injectors or sparks either, so you'll want to start as high upstream as possible. Start at beginning of my guide with battery and go from there. Most likely you'll find problem in first couple steps with one of relays not working properly or ECU sensing fault-condition and not activating relays. That's typically where power-flow to pump and injectors stops.

Starter circuit is completely separate from EFI system. So you can remove ECU, relays, pump, injectors, ignition-coils, plugs, etc. and starter will crank engine merrily all day long.
Ok, if ECU won't prime pump, it won't fire injectors or sparks either, so you'll want to start as high upstream as possible. Start at beginning of my guide with battery and go from there. Most likely you'll find problem in first couple steps with one of relays not working properly or ECU sensing fault-condition and not activating relays. That's typically where power-flow to pump and injectors stops.
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