[sbrider6]

i have a 2001 CBR 929rr and i just got it out the shop, i attempted to change wirring harness but soon realized it all wasnt there and brought it to a local shop to buy a new one b/c i was tired of workin on it, the mechanic had the bike for almost 8 months and my bike still isnt running, i picked it up the other day and have a friend who knows all about bikes workin on it but i want to hear it from others. so heres the question; the bike just wont start, it has fuel, and turns over, but it just wont start. my friend thinks that the control panel isnt sending a signal to the fuel injectors,therefore not allowing the engine to run. please let me know if anyone knows what else it could be. thanks very much to all who respond.

[Red Rider]

8 months!! You need to ask for your money back...and find another dealer.

to Fireblades!

[sbrider6]

Originally Posted by Red Rider

8 months!! You need to ask for your money back...and find another dealer.

to Fireblades!

lets just say that guy is not going to be having very much business soon. but thanks anyway, i found out the problem, the fuel pump was not recieving any power.

[moonraker223]

Originally Posted by sbrider6

i have a 2001 CBR 929rr and i just got it out the shop, i attempted to change wirring harness but soon realized it all wasnt there and brought it to a local shop to buy a new one b/c i was tired of workin on it, the mechanic had the bike for almost 8 months and my bike still isnt running, i picked it up the other day and have a friend who knows all about bikes workin on it but i want to hear it from others. so heres the question; the bike just wont start, it has fuel, and turns over, but it just wont start. my friend thinks that the control panel isnt sending a signal to the fuel injectors,therefore not allowing the engine to run. please let me know if anyone knows what else it could be. thanks very much to all who respond.

your engine needs 3basic things to run, a correct air fuel mixture,compression,and spark at the right time.an easy way to check for fuel injector signal is to unplug the injector,get yourself a 194 automotive light bulb(the kind used in marker lights)straighten out the 2 wires on the back of the bulb and plug it into the injector connector.Crank the engine and if the bulb blinks you have injector signal.If it dosn't blink check for power at the connector.It should have 12 volts + at one side and is switched - at the other good luck Feel free to email me if you need further help Chris

[sbrider6]

Originally Posted by moonraker223

your engine needs 3basic things to run, a correct air fuel mixture,compression,and spark at the right time.an easy way to check for fuel injector signal is to unplug the injector,get yourself a 194 automotive light bulb(the kind used in marker lights)straighten out the 2 wires on the back of the bulb and plug it into the injector connector.Crank the engine and if the bulb blinks you have injector signal.If it dosn't blink check for power at the connector.It should have 12 volts + at one side and is switched - at the other good luck Feel free to email me if you need further help Chris

thanks man, i appreciate it!!

[moonraker223]

anytime

[Scout]

good luck, find a new mechanic, and