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Can someone explain why you can't run a on/off/reserve petcock on a 07 fuel injected bike. I'd rather hit reseve than run out. My low fuel light comes on @120mi but can make 150+ hwy. Any thoughts?
Thanks Mmont
The low fuel light is your reserve..........
when it comes on,you have 30 miles of reserve left.I can't speak for you,but a lot of people just don't get it
There is no petcock on an FI bike because the fuel pump is located inside the tank. I'm assuming for safety/pressurization reasons, they don't allow you to shut off the only way that fuel can exit the tank safely.
There is no petcock on an FI bike because the fuel pump is located inside the tank. I'm assuming for safety/pressurization reasons, they don't allow you to shut off the only way that fuel can exit the tank safely.
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