2010 FX450 back firing, no power?
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You might want to look at your starter wires/contact points Being you used it to get out of there. the starter was making a lot of heat. Could bite you in the Ass later. Does your bike have a speedo ? Might buy a FX450 later.
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All the wiring looks ok and starter works fine, it was only used in about 5 second busts.
The FX was designed to be a enduro x bike and may not be registable in the USA, where I live you can get registration for the Bush and country roads only, real cheap too.
The best add on so far would have to be the mapping switch, it's makes a world of difference.
The FX was designed to be a enduro x bike and may not be registable in the USA, where I live you can get registration for the Bush and country roads only, real cheap too.
The best add on so far would have to be the mapping switch, it's makes a world of difference.
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Same here about registration. I'm looking at one but in the pics no speedo do they come that way ?
Yes unfortunately no Speedo or lights, you can pick up a sat nav Speedo that uses satellite data for speed. I have a small sat nav on my bike, it only costs $100 aud so will be much cheaper for you in the USA.
I will post a pic.
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Don't forget the pressure test at least 60 psi.
So an update on fuel hose testing with a 2.5 kg weight on top to see how the fuel affects the strength of each hose this is a pic of the original fuel hose that was removed from the tank, it was not exposure to fuel for 4 days.
This is the same fuel hose after only 24 hours of soaking in fuel.
And this it's the auto transmission hose I have installed in the bike at the moment after 4 days of soaking in fuel.
As you can see the auto transmission line appears to be a much better option for in tank fuel hose replacement.
I will post more pics after 2 weeks of testing and also the exact brand and type of hose used.
Cheers,
Mark
This is the same fuel hose after only 24 hours of soaking in fuel.
And this it's the auto transmission hose I have installed in the bike at the moment after 4 days of soaking in fuel.
As you can see the auto transmission line appears to be a much better option for in tank fuel hose replacement.
I will post more pics after 2 weeks of testing and also the exact brand and type of hose used.
Cheers,
Mark
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