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You have some blocked jets etc in the carbs
They are leds & no oil pressure warning which I find a bit odd, I have considered fitting one from the filter but not got round to it yet.
The efi panel is led so there’s a chance that’s at fault, instrument clusters are normally a right pain to get into, I can’t say I’ve tried a hyosung one but would assume that it’s the same. It will be just a contact inside but getting to it that’s the thing.
Could be something as simple as over tight clearance or a valve which wouldn’t be to much of an issue just a bit of mucking about.
The fuel tanks are the same but if its fuel injected the you need the efi tank, if its carbs you need the carby tank.
I would change the rectifier as well as that’s the normal culprit for taking out stators
The stator is toast by those figures
Bypass the side stand switch just to be sure, it won’t be anything to do with rectifier it has to be a short/connection problem
They certainly are.
Great news
It’s the over flow just goes down to the ground
Side stand switch first.
Looking at the parts diagram it appears to have a metal pipe in the middle if you can see how it routes you might with a bit of fettling be able to fit a single braided hose that’s what I would do.
Just measure it check the end fittings & find one the same length loads of after market braided hoses out there.
https://rmstator.com/en_ww/rms010-101583 think this is it.
When was the oil last changed?
You can get cheap vacuum sets online they work fine, I’ve had one for years & other than some new hose it still works perfectly.
This might seem a bit simple but change the air filter & spark plugs as a basic starting point.
It is indeed a stepper motor
It doesn’t seem right the isc normally moves it will completely unscrew when removed as it meets no resistance, the fault code in the the data stream does look like a misfire to me, it’s also strange that the injectors change as it comes up to stall.
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