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Fuel Pump Rebuild?
Picked up a neglected but running 04 FZ6. Worst rust I've ever seen in a gas tank, there must be two pounds of it in there. Fuel was pouring out the front top of the tank at every stop where dozens of bubbles under the paint were bursting and seeping fuel. Ebay yielded a decent tank and you...600riders.com
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OK I will have a closer look. Thx for the help.paulHey Paul, On each post, there is a <- reply icon with the word reply you can click on to replay to that specific post. It's on the right hand bottom of the post right next to the like icon. You can also reply to more than one post at a time in your post.
Those parts are probably easy to figure out is they're where the fuel line connects. Take your time and it'll make sense.
I've not pulled a 06 fz6 fuel module out , but have a 05 YZFR6 fuel module, to replace the pump, filter, & strainer, & For some reason none of the fuel modules have their disassembly secrets disclosed. But 1 thing I do know is that plastic ring with the 4 slots I them, is the ring that slides over the fuel pump outlet pipe , & 1 of those rubbers seals from pump to filter carthridge, but your best bet is to take it to a bike repair shop & try & pry the answer from em.
ok big o ring and plasic connector on the left should be placed as in first 2 photos, little o ring looks like it is from the fuel pressure regulator photo 3 and 4 and the notched plastic do hickey is for the pump itself. the notched platic thing is a spacing for the ribbed rubber housing. All the rubber rings must be on to create a constant pressure PSI of 36, without them - nothing, just fuel leaks and dissapointment.
