How To Replace Fuel Filter and Clean rust on fuel pump assembly
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I just cleaned my tank out and after I put the fuel pump on and about 2 gallons of fuel, I found out that it was leaking pretty bad. I didn't put on a new rubber gasket, but I think I might have put it on backwards.
In looking at the two pictures, I notice that the orientation of the pumps on the two bikes are opposite. On the original post, the main line goes towards the back of the bike. On the additional post, the main line goes towards the front. Are these bikes different years?
I have a 2004 F4i but am using a manual for 01-03. When I put it on and it started leaking, I had the main fuel line going towards the front of the bike.
In looking at the two pictures, I notice that the orientation of the pumps on the two bikes are opposite. On the original post, the main line goes towards the back of the bike. On the additional post, the main line goes towards the front. Are these bikes different years?
I have a 2004 F4i but am using a manual for 01-03. When I put it on and it started leaking, I had the main fuel line going towards the front of the bike.
I'm dealing with a leaking fuel pump problem on an '04 too. Be very careful with those bolts because if you snap one you'll have to buy a new gas tank like me and they're expensive. I'm going to find out today if I fixed the problem--I think the fuel return filter (sort of coiled metal sponge looking thing) wedged itself between the gasket and the metal base of the fuel pump and allowed fuel to leak out regardless of how it was torqued. If that wasn't the problem for me then I'm stumped so hopefully it works!
#12
Yeah they are different years. My friends have an '01 and an '03 and they're the same model as the yellow CBR. The black/red tank looks like it's from a bike similar to my own which is an '04. I haven't done any work on bikes other than my own but the main fuel hose should point towards the front of the bike since you're securing it to the fuel injectors which are sort of under the engine air filter housing.
I'm dealing with a leaking fuel pump problem on an '04 too. Be very careful with those bolts because if you snap one you'll have to buy a new gas tank like me and they're expensive. I'm going to find out today if I fixed the problem--I think the fuel return filter (sort of coiled metal sponge looking thing) wedged itself between the gasket and the metal base of the fuel pump and allowed fuel to leak out regardless of how it was torqued. If that wasn't the problem for me then I'm stumped so hopefully it works!
I'm dealing with a leaking fuel pump problem on an '04 too. Be very careful with those bolts because if you snap one you'll have to buy a new gas tank like me and they're expensive. I'm going to find out today if I fixed the problem--I think the fuel return filter (sort of coiled metal sponge looking thing) wedged itself between the gasket and the metal base of the fuel pump and allowed fuel to leak out regardless of how it was torqued. If that wasn't the problem for me then I'm stumped so hopefully it works!
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You can't clean the filter. Replace it.
#16
My bike is a Cbr 1100 XX, I replaced the oem filter with a K&N PF 1300, slightly bigger than original, but it fits well, you only need a longer screw and you save a LOT of money.
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