Did some research on it. In many cases it is the o-rings/seals in the throttle body and injectors that go bad because the machine has been sitting for a while. I ordered new ones, hope to back up and running soon.
Anyone ever figure this out? I’m having a similar issue with a 2010 1000XTZ. I just hate throwing parts at it. How did you test the fuel
pressure the pump is putting out?
I’m working to replace the filter on the pump pick up but they’re hard to get a hand on. I guess I’ll try to figure a pressure test on the pump. Short of that, is the third step replacing o-rings on the throttle body and injectors???
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