2005 ST1300 non abs… no start after storage for several months. Throwing codes for fuel injector #1 and fuel injector #2. Opened the airbox to find a mouse house in the filter. Also notice that I don’t hear the fuel pump priming when the key is placed in the start position. I believe the gas had stabilizer added before storage but not positive of that. Looking for tips on checking for wiring damage, cleaning the 5 way vacuum tee underneath the airbox, checkng fuel pump or another other useful information. Thanks in advance.
FI codes 12 and 13
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The fuel pump is mostly likely fine after only a few months storage.
The mice ate your injector wires causing an open or a short, so the ECM has disabled the fuel pump. Repair/replace the damaged wiring and clear the fault codes and the fuel pump will most likely whirr back to life.
The mice ate your injector wires causing an open or a short, so the ECM has disabled the fuel pump. Repair/replace the damaged wiring and clear the fault codes and the fuel pump will most likely whirr back to life.
Honda 32103-MCS-770 - SUB-HARNESS, INJECTOR : Ron Ayers
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My guess would be that this is what your going to find damaged.
SUB-HARNESS, INJECTOR
32103-MCS-770
Retail Price: $103.53
Your Price: $76.87
thanks… heading there now that I already have the tank up and air box open. Going to use pipe cleaners on the 5 way vacuum tee while I’m in there. Hopefully it’s obvious if it’s a mouse chew.
If your planning on cleaning out the 5 way tee, replace the vacuum lines with new ones, and don't try to re-use the factory ones, as they will have a loose egg shaped memory on them now, and you will end up with air leaks after all your hard work.
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UPDATE**** mouse house found below the air box and I see at least one chewed wire so far, a good thing in a way that it might be an easy fix. Fingers crossed and thanks to all who offered suggestions and helpful tips… much appreciated
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great tip to avoid having to go back in… thanks.
Mine looks just like yours… thanks for the part #Honda 32103-MCS-770 - SUB-HARNESS, INJECTOR : Ron Ayers
My guess would be that this is what your going to find damaged.
SUB-HARNESS, INJECTOR
32103-MCS-770
Retail Price: $103.53
Your Price: $76.87
and the price is pretty decent too.
I hates dem meeces to pieces!