13-06-17, 08:33 AM
You will find water around the filler neck occasionally and its worth blowing that pipe out to make sure its clear but that's not the one likely to be causing you problems.
IF the problem happens again, take off your helmet and take out your earplugs then open the fuel cap. If you hear a little hiss as you do it, its because there is a vacuum inside the tank. This is caused by the breather pipe being kinked. To fix that, lift the front of the tank and locate the breather pipes (back right). Find the bottom of the pipe and gently pull on that as you lower the tank. Problem solved.
At the very least, once you release the vacuum in the tank, the bike will start again and run for another 20 mins before it builds up again.
IF the problem happens again, take off your helmet and take out your earplugs then open the fuel cap. If you hear a little hiss as you do it, its because there is a vacuum inside the tank. This is caused by the breather pipe being kinked. To fix that, lift the front of the tank and locate the breather pipes (back right). Find the bottom of the pipe and gently pull on that as you lower the tank. Problem solved.
At the very least, once you release the vacuum in the tank, the bike will start again and run for another 20 mins before it builds up again.
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again