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Old April 17th, 2010, 02:01 AM   #11
 
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2 weeks ago was out riding down at Ride Royal Blue in Tennessee, got about 2 miles up in the woods hit a small jump landed bike lost power then died (about 2 seconds). towed back to the cabin, not hearing fuel pump run when key is first turned.... mess with this, mess with that, finally think, Hey lets switch some relays around and sho nuff the fuel pump relay had gone bad. turn key and all i got was 2 clicks. Found an Advance Auto bout 25 miles into town, looked up a relay that would match the pins and TA DA! ride ride ride, 70 miles of trails on the Saturday. They give us extra fuses, why not an extra relay....?
Happen to have that part # handy for the aftermarket Relay. I wouldn't mind having a spare in my Tools for back-up.
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Happen to have that part # handy for the aftermarket Relay. I wouldn't mind having a spare in my Tools for back-up.
I'm guessing the dealer could order us extras.... I'll have to look, but I'll get the # I'm using for you, the outer shell looks nothing like the factory relay, and it is a higher amperage, I figure in an emergency it was okay....
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