Replacement fuel pump or entire assembly

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I have a 2006 FZ6 that's sat in storage for a few years, with gas. The tank has rusted pretty bad, along with the fuel pump. The fuel sender also stopped working.

I know it's hard to tell from a picture, but can I just get a new pump or do I need a new assembly? Not exactly sure how to rewire this fuel sender or if it'll even work if I do.IMG_43871.jpg
 

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I would use electronic cleaner on the fuel sending unit and see if you can get that working (probably with a good cleaner).

If that works, you can get a replacement pump for way cheaper than the Yamaha pump:

If the sender doesn't work, I don't know of any replacements..

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I would use electronic cleaner on the fuel sending unit and see if you can get that working (probably with a good cleaner).

If that works, you can get a replacement pump for way cheaper than the Yamaha pump:

If the sender doesn't work, I don't know of any replacements..

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I would use electronic cleaner on the fuel sending unit and see if you can get that working (probably with a good cleaner).

If that works, you can get a replacement pump for way cheaper than the Yamaha pump:

If the sender doesn't work, I don't know of any replacements..

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any suggestion on how to reattach the black wire on the sender to the plug?
 

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A few forum members have had good luck with this: https://www.highflowfuel.com/ag-132...rcycle-scooter-2005-yamaha-fz6-fazer-efi.html

A WHOLE lot cheaper than the OEM part.

As for the sender, you might try some contact cleaner in the contacts. Otherwise you will need to find a used one or bite the bullet and purchase a new OEM Yamaha fuel pump assembly for about $400
Any idea why the replacement pump only has two wires on the replacement plug? Factory plug has three.
 

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Curious about why did you disassemble the conectors, it's possible to dismount it just unpluging them.
 
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