the fuel filter and the fuel pump is located with inside fuel tank or petrol tank you will have to take it off the bike remove the round shield plate and it will be connected to that quite an easy job to do
Hi there, ‘99 GS 1100 here :-) Thanks for your servicing video! (Oil/of + plugs) I was looking in your video list for another video you refer to in that service one, regarding gearbox and drive shaft oil change but couldn’t find it. Anyways, coming to this hack - I’d be curious to try it. I’m living in Zurich at 500m above sea level, probably similar to UK’s weather or worse regarding cold. Do you have some criteria upon which I could take a decision? I’d be curious to hook up an OBD but probably not on board these bikes like cars. I’ll try my first plug replacement tomorrow thanks to your video (running on 1 cyl). Cheers!
What’s is the latest on this hack? How is the bike running as of now? Thanks
The rubber is missing from mine so I might give this a go. 👍
Where is the fuel filter on these mine won’t run for anything if I give the throttle more than 1/4 it dies
the fuel filter and the fuel pump is located with inside fuel tank or petrol tank you will have to take it off the bike remove the round shield plate and it will be connected to that quite an easy job to do
Did you ever get that fixed. I just got the same bike and it won’t run once in gear without a ton of gas. It just wants to die
Hi there,
‘99 GS 1100 here :-)
Thanks for your servicing video! (Oil/of + plugs) I was looking in your video list for another video you refer to in that service one, regarding gearbox and drive shaft oil change but couldn’t find it.
Anyways, coming to this hack - I’d be curious to try it. I’m living in Zurich at 500m above sea level, probably similar to UK’s weather or worse regarding cold.
Do you have some criteria upon which I could take a decision? I’d be curious to hook up an OBD but probably not on board these bikes like cars.
I’ll try my first plug replacement tomorrow thanks to your video (running on 1 cyl).
Cheers!
Should be ok as long as the engine wont over heat, be interesting to see how it go's.