R 1200 RT 2005.
EDIT: Right now problem solved.
The power supply to the fuel pump will supply 12V as soon as you try to crank the engine.
Since the tank is off right now I cant start it but my guess is it will continue to provide 12v for the fuel pump as long as engine is running (alternator charging or equal indicator for it).
My fuel pump controller has burned up.
Now I have the controller off and I'm measuring the electricity on the cable that goes into the controller. The contact to the fuel pump controller has three cables one green, one brown and one blue/red, and no one combination gives me 12V. I only get 2.4V in one case, may be this is some back leaking electricity I do not know.
I have searched here to find out where the fuse for this fuel power is situated one place said it was on the right side under the fuel tank so I took the fuel tank off but still I can not find any fuse boxes.
I'm hesitating between buying a new fuel pump controller for over $200.- or just jump 12v directly to the fuel pump.
It would be neat to bypass it but I need the 12v on the cable weather I bypass or put in a new unit, may be the burning up of the fuel control unit blow the fuse for it.
Any help in finding the fuses will be appreciated.
EDIT: Right now problem solved.
The power supply to the fuel pump will supply 12V as soon as you try to crank the engine.
Since the tank is off right now I cant start it but my guess is it will continue to provide 12v for the fuel pump as long as engine is running (alternator charging or equal indicator for it).
My fuel pump controller has burned up.
Now I have the controller off and I'm measuring the electricity on the cable that goes into the controller. The contact to the fuel pump controller has three cables one green, one brown and one blue/red, and no one combination gives me 12V. I only get 2.4V in one case, may be this is some back leaking electricity I do not know.
I have searched here to find out where the fuse for this fuel power is situated one place said it was on the right side under the fuel tank so I took the fuel tank off but still I can not find any fuse boxes.
I'm hesitating between buying a new fuel pump controller for over $200.- or just jump 12v directly to the fuel pump.
It would be neat to bypass it but I need the 12v on the cable weather I bypass or put in a new unit, may be the burning up of the fuel control unit blow the fuse for it.
Any help in finding the fuses will be appreciated.
