I'm sure the fuel pump is dead because when I turn the key on the pump does not cycle. My top speed is only 60 mph without the pump, though the bike seems to work just fine.
*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?
**My second question: is there a way around buying the $300+ fuel pump in order to get the bike running properly again?
***My third question: WHY DOES THE FUEL PUMP COST $300+!!?!?!??!
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?
SOURCE: 1990 Yamaha Virago 535 Parts interchangeable with 2001 virago 250
Sure mirrors, nuts, bolts and screws. Maybe a fender and a bit of other stuff. But for the most part not much will match up and now you have this ugly monster in your garage and your next job is to figure out exactly how you are going to get rid of the da-- thing. Look a bit harder and get a match for your bike. Now you have something worthwhile.
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