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hopsky1

posted on 27/6/13 at 12:34 PM Reply With Quote
919 blade fuel pressure

Hi.my fuel pumps packed up on my blade mnr.ive got a trackday booked sat.i can get a facet fuel pump localy.what fuel pressure do i need?.they do one 2.5-3 psi is this ok?
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MK9R

posted on 27/6/13 at 12:40 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by hopsky1
Hi.my fuel pumps packed up on my blade mnr.ive got a trackday booked sat.i can get a facet fuel pump localy.what fuel pressure do i need?.they do one 2.5-3 psi is this ok?


Yup that will be fine





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Benzo

posted on 27/6/13 at 06:23 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by hopsky1
Hi.my fuel pumps packed up on my blade mnr.ive got a trackday booked sat.i can get a facet fuel pump localy.what fuel pressure do i need?.they do one 2.5-3 psi is this ok?


buy a self regulating bike pump for the 919 or a ninja. Much better job, no need for a reg.

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MK9R

posted on 27/6/13 at 06:25 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Benzo
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Originally posted by hopsky1
Hi.my fuel pumps packed up on my blade mnr.ive got a trackday booked sat.i can get a facet fuel pump localy.what fuel pressure do i need?.they do one 2.5-3 psi is this ok?


buy a self regulating bike pump for the 919 or a ninja. Much better job, no need for a reg.


Facet pumps are usually self regulating





Cheers Austen

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Benzo

posted on 27/6/13 at 06:27 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by MK9R
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Originally posted by Benzo
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Originally posted by hopsky1
Hi.my fuel pumps packed up on my blade mnr.ive got a trackday booked sat.i can get a facet fuel pump localy.what fuel pressure do i need?.they do one 2.5-3 psi is this ok?


buy a self regulating bike pump for the 919 or a ninja. Much better job, no need for a reg.


Facet pumps are usually self regulating


Around 3 times the price tho?

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mark chandler

posted on 27/6/13 at 07:02 PM Reply With Quote
I ran my blade on carbs with a low pressure facet pump without any issues, it's still supplies my swirl pot today and cost less than £30

One of these

FACET ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP ULTRA LOW 4PSI NO REGULATOR REQUIRED 4 CLASSIC CARS EO | eBay

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hopsky1

posted on 27/6/13 at 08:49 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by mark chandler
I ran my blade on carbs with a low pressure facet pump without any issues, it's still supplies my swirl pot today and cost less than £30

One of these

FACET ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP ULTRA LOW 4PSI NO REGULATOR REQUIRED 4 CLASSIC CARS EO | eBay




thats the one the car has fitted at the moment it now rattles all the time like its out of fuel but the car runs fine.ive orderd a new one but might not be here for sat trackday.i fitted a facet solid state low pressure pump today but fuel was pissing out the carbs and flooded the engine so ive refitted the old one.

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MK9R

posted on 27/6/13 at 08:55 PM Reply With Quote
Take the black cap off at the end and clean the the points up with emery cloth, it could just be the points.

If fuel was pissing out, are out sure a float hasn't stuck open?? Has it stood for a while with no fuel in the carbs, if so the o rings dry out and it leaks. Once they have been left to soak in fuel they expand again and its All fine





Cheers Austen

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hopsky1

posted on 27/6/13 at 08:59 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by MK9R
Take the black cap off at the end and clean the the points up with emery cloth, it could just be the points.

If fuel was pissing out, are out sure a float hasn't stuck open?? Has it stood for a while with no fuel in the carbs, if so the o rings dry out and it leaks. Once they have been left to soak in fuel they expand again and its All fine




its used regualry.runs fine on the old pump just the pump rattles interminatly as if its running out of fuel

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MK9R

posted on 27/6/13 at 09:01 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by hopsky1
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Originally posted by MK9R
Take the black cap off at the end and clean the the points up with emery cloth, it could just be the points.

If fuel was pissing out, are out sure a float hasn't stuck open?? Has it stood for a while with no fuel in the carbs, if so the o rings dry out and it leaks. Once they have been left to soak in fuel they expand again and its All fine




its used regualry.runs fine on the old pump just the pump rattles interminatly as if its running out of fuel


That sounds like points!!! Clean them up and I bet its fine!!! But also check filter, only blade pump I ever knackered was due to filtering being blocked and pump ran dry and burnt it out





Cheers Austen

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hopsky1

posted on 27/6/13 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by MK9R
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Originally posted by hopsky1
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Originally posted by MK9R
Take the black cap off at the end and clean the the points up with emery cloth, it could just be the points.

If fuel was pissing out, are out sure a float hasn't stuck open?? Has it stood for a while with no fuel in the carbs, if so the o rings dry out and it leaks. Once they have been left to soak in fuel they expand again and its All fine




its used regualry.runs fine on the old pump just the pump rattles interminatly as if its running out of fuel


That sounds like points!!! Clean them up and I bet its fine!!! But also check filter, only blade pump I ever knackered was due to filtering being blocked and pump ran dry and burnt it out




the old pump isnt a blade pump its this one
FACET ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP ULTRA LOW 4PSI NO REGULATOR REQUIRED 4 CLASSIC CARS EO | eBay
ive put a new pre filter on its still the same

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mark chandler

posted on 27/6/13 at 10:41 PM Reply With Quote
If you are drawing in any air it will do this, try clamping the pipe, if that stops it rattling them you have your culprit.
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Thurbs

posted on 28/6/13 at 09:57 AM Reply With Quote
Buy a bike pump if I was you, Honda's R & D budget quite big so I'd use something designed for the job.
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