bike cutting out

[southjersey636]

K heres my problem, the bike fell over last week and ever since theres been a whine coming from the fuel pump-tank and the bike wont rev much over 10-12,000rpm without cutting out. Now I removed the tank checked my plugs they look fine, checked hoses, all looks good and overaul I cleaned the inlet screen on the pump and it helped it a little bit but the bike still idles ruff and runs like crap at the top end.

So what could have caused damaged to the pump? also I noticed on my FI Check codes theres is something showing up baout the air inlet sensor? I figure if the pump isnt giving the bike enough gas then the air inlet sensor might notice a lean condition and trip the code. Also the bike is popping alot out of the exaust on downshifts.

I dont know any help on this would be great.

[Cakes206]

After 12K does it completly cut out or is it more of a sputter? What side did it fall on? Air inlet sensor might be what contols the secondary butterflies to let air in. Might of knocked it loose.

[Kennedy]

I have a spare pump for a 636, if you want it shoot me a price and its yours.

[southjersey636]

The bike fell on the right side, and overaul it doesnt really stall or cut out, the rpms hit a certain part then it takes forever for it to move and then sometimes gets a boost from the pump i guess then takes off, its really weird but def has something to do with fuel.

[duc748pilot]

test the fuel pump flow rate.

[southjersey636]

Originally Posted by 600rrpilot

test the fuel pump flow rate.

how would you do this? fuel pressure gauge to the fuel rail?

[Cakes206]

Any update?

[southjersey636]

update: Replaced the fuel pump with a used one and overaul I hear no whine anymore and the bikes runninga lot smoother and powerful. So Im pretty sure the problem is what I figured it was all along, a bad fuel pump that somehow got screwed up when the bike fell over.