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No Spark No Fuel Pump noise.

Joined Jun 2012
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Baulkham Hills NSW
Hi guys, was out riding over the weekend (about 80km) when I shut the berg down. It was off for less than a minute then tried to start and it would just crank, took the seat off and tried to start it to hear the fuel pump and nothing. I have checked all fuses in the fuse block plus the Yellow ones nothing seems damaged, even swapped them around, still nothing.
I got a multimeter onto the plug for the fuel pump, the one under the seat near the air box, no power to it.
I took the spark plug off and put a new plug in and tried to earth to the engine block but it has no spark as well.

Im guess its an electrical thing, maybe a loose wire, or coil? has anyone had a similar issue, maybe where I should start looking first?

I have a lithium batter in it and has very good crank
the bikes a 2011 FE390

Thanks guys.
 
If it turns over Look at Falcolion post try the fuel thing first just to see if can run. Then electrical.
 
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Just had a read of that, but I'm not getting any power to the pump, I know what your saying but I dont think its a blocked filter. just no power to the pump to prime it.
 
yeah all fuses are good, cant see any fault codes displaying on the "Fi" lamp

Thinking its gotta be a wire somewhere or a faulty kill switch?
funny it was working until I turned it off, then wouldnt start after a couple of minutes ?
 
Main relay under the head stock ? Don't have the wiring diagram in front of me but that supplies the ecu. Or try unplugging the ecu and reconnecting it.
 
Fuses 1,3 and 4 are fed by the main relay, fuse 2 is a direct feed to the ecu from the battery ( not switched ) fuse 1 powers the ecu and sensors and is fed by the main power relay. The starter relay is independent. Check for voltage at fuse 1 while pressing the starter button. Also check the black and yellow wires behind the headlight for continuity to ground.
 
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