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TapioK

TapioK

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cdogg556 said:
You mentioned something about bragging about having 8000 miles on a ESC, I thought you were talking about me, I apologize if I was mistaken.:)
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Heck no! Why would i do that! The number was just a number out of my head. Years will tell if something works is my point.
 
cdogg556

cdogg556

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BWG56 said:
A whole different setup of gages and switches, a little pricey when you add it all up, personally I wouldn't want it on my Mastiff.

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Thanks, for a minute there my mind was wondering........:oldsmile:
 
drK-9

drK-9

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So as far as an update... I have none. Broke down right before we went to Mexico, and now our family is back. It's still on the trailer in the garage. When I look into the tank I can clearly see the liner is pulling away from the sides of the tank. So now my question... Should I remove the tank? With this fuel injection there is much more to it than a couple bolts and turning the petcock to off and disconnecting the fuel line... does that electric harness that feeds the fuel pump have a plug? Thx
 
cdogg556

cdogg556

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What benefit do you get from a fuel injected bike? Just seems like a PITA! Not trying to piss anyone off, just wondering.:)
 
BWG56

BWG56

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cdogg556 said:
What benefit do you get from a fuel injected bike? Just seems like a PITA! Not trying to piss anyone off, just wondering.:)
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If designed correctly, better gas mileage and a smoother running motor, almost everything these days are EFI, even chain saws, they adjust for air temp and altitude for efficiency.
Carbs EFI
Winter Drivability: Poor Excellent
Summer Drivebility: Excellent Excellent
Skill Level Required: Average Advanced
Initial Cost: $200+ $1000 (typical)
Long-term cost: High Manageable
Performance: Good Better
Turbo-compatible: Poor Excellent
Supercharger-compatible: Depends Excellent
N2O-compatible: Good Good
Emissions Friendly: Poor Excellent
"Wow" Factor: Fair Excellent
Reliability: Good Excellent
Fuel Distribution: Fair Excellent (Port and Direct)
Intake Configurations: Limited Unlimited (Port and Direct)
 
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cdogg556

cdogg556

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BWG56 said:
If designed correctly, better gas mileage and a smoother running motor, almost everything these days are EFI, even chain saws, they adjust for air temp and altitude for efficiency.
Carbs EFI
Winter Drivability: Poor Excellent
Summer Drivebility: Excellent Excellent
Skill Level Required: Average Advanced
Initial Cost: $200+ $1000 (typical)
Long-term cost: High Manageable
Performance: Good Better
Turbo-compatible: Poor Excellent
Supercharger-compatible: Depends Excellent
N2O-compatible: Good Good
Emissions Friendly: Poor Excellent
"Wow" Factor: Fair Excellent
Reliability: Good Excellent
Fuel Distribution: Fair Excellent (Port and Direct)
Intake Configurations: Limited Unlimited (Port and Direct)
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Yea, that's all great but just seems to me that the guys with the EFI bikes have more issues than the guys without it, thanks for the info bro! :)
 
bruce

bruce

Active Member
I did not read all but did you check fuel pressure at valve. first thing everybody should get with these bike is a shop manual. It will help a lot, you need fuel, spark and compression for engine to run, mostly likely NOT a compression problem,
 
pauldeepsea

pauldeepsea

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drK-9 said:
So as far as an update... I have none. Broke down right before we went to Mexico, and now our family is back. It's still on the trailer in the garage. When I look into the tank I can clearly see the liner is pulling away from the sides of the tank. So now my question... Should I remove the tank? With this fuel injection there is much more to it than a couple bolts and turning the petcock to off and disconnecting the fuel line... does that electric harness that feeds the fuel pump have a plug? Thx
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May want to see about getting your tank re aligned. I have a hunch that the liner is breaking up and clogging your fuel. That would explain your symptoms. You should also clean out all your lines and may want to blow compressed air through them to get any debris out. The plug should have a jst connection somewhere in your wiring harness.


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drK-9

drK-9

Member
It’s my understanding there is a fuel filter in there too. Hopefully it worked , filled up, and kept the crap out of the rest of the system
 
BWG56

BWG56

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cdogg556 said:
Yea, that's all great but just seems to me that the guys with the EFI bikes have more issues than the guys without it, thanks for the info bro! :)
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Like I said, if designed correctly. The only ones that you hear about on the forum are the guys that have a problem. What ya don't hear is hey I have a Bulldog EFI and it runs great:old2:
When did they start switching over to EFI in cars, late 80's early 90's.
 
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