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    • #9088
      Mike Edmunds
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        Fuel pump?cof

      I dont know if Ive done this correctly! The lower picture is, I presume, the fuel pump. Can anyone tell me how it works?!! The top 2 are pipes which just hang down under the bike. Are they just vents?

    • #9089
      Mike Edmunds
      Participant

      In the 2nd pic, it is the thin tubing with the “T” connection that I mean.
      Also, is there any way to test the pump (?) other than see if fuel comes out of the tube to carbs?

    • #9093

      FUEL OVER FLOW TO THE ROAD / GROUND

       

       

      FLOAT BOWL MINI HOSES = FUEL DRAIN  (To do this before removing carbs)
      It dangles down to the road.

      See this link on how to drain fuel before removing carbs

      [Tutorial] How to swap Carb Main Jets – Hyosung GV & GT 125/250

       

       

      Fuel pump?
      Last picture….  FUEL PUMP yes correct 🙂

      “GREY PORT” = Vacuum input from intake rubber pipes.

      “GOLD PORTS”  ====> They have an arrow marked for fuel direction as you can see in the image

      Now , please look at this tutorial below to help route the “fuel” pipes (gold ports only)

      Please ignore the fact it is GTR 1255cc , it uses the same pump as a GV250 carby , Korea just moved the pump to another location

      When the engine is cranking , make sure the fuel tap from your tank is switched on , and within  5 seconds (max or else starter motor overheats & more wear in the crank)
      You will see the fuel shoot out of the pump in to a bucket when you point the hose down to it   (the same hose that is meant to send fuel to the carb itself)

       

      Hope this helps ?

    • #9095
      Mike Edmunds
      Participant

      FUEL OVER FLOW TO THE ROAD / GROUND

      FLOAT BOWL MINI HOSES = FUEL DRAIN (To do this before removing carbs) It dangles down to the road. See this link on how to drain fuel before removing carbs

      [Tutorial] How to swap Carb Main Jets – Hyosung GV & GT 125/250

      Fuel pump?
      Last picture…. FUEL PUMP yes correct 🙂 “GREY PORT” = Vacuum input from intake rubber pipes.
      “GOLD PORTS” ====> They have an arrow marked for fuel direction as you can see in the image Now , please look at this tutorial below to help route the “fuel” pipes (gold ports only) Please ignore the fact it is GTR 1255cc , it uses the same pump as a GV250 carby , Korea just moved the pump to another location

      When the engine is cranking , make sure the fuel tap from your tank is switched on , and within 5 seconds (max or else starter motor overheats & more wear in the crank) You will see the fuel shoot out of the pump in to a bucket when you point the hose down to it (the same hose that is meant to send fuel to the carb itself) Hope this helps ?

      FUEL OVER FLOW TO THE ROAD / GROUND

      FLOAT BOWL MINI HOSES = FUEL DRAIN (To do this before removing carbs)
      It dangles down to the road.

      See this link on how to drain fuel before removing carbs

      [Tutorial] How to swap Carb Main Jets – Hyosung GV & GT 125/250

      Fuel pump?

      Last picture…. FUEL PUMP yes correct 🙂

      “GREY PORT” = Vacuum input from intake rubber pipes.

      “GOLD PORTS” ====> They have an arrow marked for fuel direction as you can see in the image

      Now , please look at this tutorial below to help route the “fuel” pipes (gold ports only)

      Please ignore the fact it is GTR 1255cc , it uses the same pump as a GV250 carby , Korea just moved the pump to another location

      When the engine is cranking , make sure the fuel tap from your tank is switched on , and within 5 seconds (max or else starter motor overheats & more wear in the crank)
      You will see the fuel shoot out of the pump in to a bucket when you point the hose down to it (the same hose that is meant to send fuel to the carb itself)

      Hope this helps ?

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