True designation of bike is : 1982 XV920J Virago. Bike runs OK, warning lights stay on all time, fuel gauge shows full on turning ignition on then goes down to show empty, it does not move again. Main warning light stays on all time, can not turn it off. Did have a relay problem on starter, that problem has been fixed and OK now.
SOURCE: my yamaha fz6 shows hi temp & engine warning light
Need to check the ECU for registered malfunction.You must take it to a dealer's workshop.Engine warning light means that a sensor is not working properly.
SOURCE: yamaha virago 535 turn ignition on neutral light
These are known for starter problems... The clicking you hear is the relay but the bendix is locked up put it in about 3rd gear and rock it hard forward and back. Bendix may release. Make sure battery is good. As I said before these bike are well known for their starter problem and even after having it fixed by a dealer problem seems to show back up after a very short time. Good Luck!
SOURCE: Can a voltage regulator/rectifier if not working
YES!
Good link here:
http://www.flygenring.dk/yamaha/artikler/1100ChargingSystem.pdf
Symptoms:
Lights flickering at times and/or battery gets hot to the touch
Problem:
Reglator/Rectifier
When the regulator dies, it allows as much as 19 volts to appear across the battery. This is not good. It will cook the battery and the battery could even explode. Fuse can not stand up to this!
SOURCE: Yamaha Virago 535 Fuel Pump Dead
My first question: is it ok to run the bike using only gravity fed fuel if I'm ok with a top end of only 60 mph, or am I damaging something else on the bike by doing that?
To answer your it, you fuel pumps still works and you are not doing anymore harm than possible.
**My second question: is there a way around buying the $300+ fuel pump in order to get the bike running properly again?
YES, go to a bike dismantler/wrecker who does the same tipe of bike
***My third question: WHY DOES THE FUEL PUMP COST
$300+!!?!?!??!
Well, can not answer that because I don't know....
Good enough?
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