BMW G650gs F650gs Fix 4 common Fuel Pump Problems For $100 or less

[@mar01006765]

thank you :) I learnt a lot watching this

[@captlarry-3525]

I was hoping it would be useful... I learned a lot figuring it out !

[@michaelirvine3515]

Great video! I think I'll pull my fuel pump and go through these steps in preparation for a long trip. Bike is a 2000 F650GS with 33,000 miles. I'm the 9th owner! Go figure. Anyway, thanks for a great effort and valuable information!

[@captlarry-3525]

well, it's easy to pull, and inspect, see what you've got. those rubber gizmos are probably toast by now. The pressure regulator/filter might be due ?

[@fastst1]

Thanks for the video, wife's G650 quit, last time I whacked the fuel pump with a mallet and it got lively for a couple years, not so much now. fuel pump is stuck.

[@captlarry-3525]

time for an aftermarket replacement.

[@fastst1]

@@captlarry-3525 Ordered one, uncrimped old pump, rotor was stuck lightly to the housing, soaked whole thing in lacquer thinner and it freed up after a few spins, recrimped the base back on and it runs while waiting on new parts.

[@Eisenrot]

Thanks for the video Mate. My reserve warning light not working on my 2005 gs, so i will check on the floating swich, as you showed.

[@captlarry-3525]

good luck !

[@tdunster2011]

Thanks for making this video it's a great reference. My fuel light is always on. I think the previous owner might have installed the float switch upside down when the fuel pump was rebuilt or the wiring needs attention.

[@captlarry-3525]

luckily it is easy to test and easy to fix.

[@briank.5565]

Where exactly can you fine a fuel float switch for $29? I can't fine one at all. Thanks!