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Last year, I discovered my low fuel sensor is/was not functioning. Yes, the low fuel level warning light appeared when you turned the ignition on, but failed to light when the tank was near empty. I verified this by carrying a Jerry can with me and ran it until the bike ran out of gas. No warning light came on.
So I ordered a new sensor(part # 37810-MN5-008 $35.77 @ Cheap Cycle Parts) and plan to install it, once the weather warms up !! I know I have to drain/burn up enough gas in the tank to get it below the half, or it will leak out once I loosen the fuel pump assembly.
The question I have is will I need to install a new fuel pump assemblygasket(seats the fuel pump assembly on top of the fuel tank), or if the old one is in good shape, can I reuse it? :?
Last year, I discovered my low fuel sensor is/was not functioning. Yes, the low fuel level warning light appeared when you turned the ignition on, but failed to light when the tank was near empty. I verified this by carrying a Jerry can with me and ran it until the bike ran out of gas. No warning light came on.
So I ordered a new sensor(part # 37810-MN5-008 $35.77 @ Cheap Cycle Parts) and plan to install it, once the weather warms up !! I know I have to drain/burn up enough gas in the tank to get it below the half, or it will leak out once I loosen the fuel pump assembly.
The question I have is will I need to install a new fuel pump assemblygasket(seats the fuel pump assembly on top of the fuel tank), or if the old one is in good shape, can I reuse it? :?