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SingleMinded 07-03-11 22:51

Serious, 'cos electrical, problem..
 
A week ago: engine cut out while on the highway... :( pushed it to nearest exit and parking lot. Called dealer and he came to pick up the bike and me. Dropped me at doorstep and took bike for repairs (top service!). Called next day: fuse blown from fuel pump. Cause unknown...

Picked it up and drove it back home. Next sunday took it out for a spin... lasted 30yards... engine cut out again.

Started trouble shootin: suspected the fuel pump to be shot somehow. Exchanged it for the MT-03 (my second bike) fuel pump: fuse still blows...

Took a day off to do some serious digging. Fuse still blows with disconnected fuel pump, fuel level sensor, fuel injector, ignition coil, rectifier...

... my conclusion: short circuit somewhere in the cabling...

Had my dealer picking it up for a final attempt. Advised him to spent max. 4 hours and then order a new cable loom...

Any other suggestions?

HJ

offroadtoad 08-03-11 00:09

Have a look under the tank, there's a bit of the loom that rubs over time and can cause a short (in the fuel injection circuits I believe) � dig around on here and you'll find a thread about it with some pics.

You might be suffering from the same thing, or perhaps it's something different, but it's got to be worth a look.

Kev 08-03-11 00:56

A known fault.

Looking in the modification index under.

Known Faults & fixes for XT660Z

http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=630

SingleMinded 08-03-11 12:35

Fixed!
 
Thanks guys!

I just had a ring from my dealer: they found the cause and indeed it was the same wire being worn and torn against the frame. I did sent them the info one minute before they called me, but thanks anyway.

So I'm happy again!

HJ

Kev 08-03-11 12:41

Good news mate glad you got it sorted.


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