this video is saving my life right now. I don't need audio. The video explains it all.
@brandonfreeman3533
4 жыл бұрын
I am working on a 2007 Ducati Monster 695. I was wondering if this wiring harness is supposed to be better quality than the OEM version? I'm looking for a permanent fix, rather than a band-aid/temporary replacement. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
@CaCycleworks
4 жыл бұрын
Brandon, I think the most reliable and permanent fix is to use our parts and get the wires from an OEM oval flange and use those. Get used 1098 / HM1100 wires from eBay or they can be had new in an Aprilia fuel flange like in these videos. Look for Aprilia part number 898260. You'll need to change the electrical tabs on the red and black wires. But all these flange parts originate from the same company, Bitron, a fuel systems manufacturer based in northern Italy. We do offer our complete solution but have been through a few different chemicals to seal the wires in. I might not ever trust or believe something is "fuel proof".
@brandonfreeman3533
4 жыл бұрын
@@CaCycleworks Thank you for the reply! Ideally, I would like to use your complete solution option and be done! I just wanted to be sure that the construction, sealant, and soldering of the wires was going to provide better longevity than the OEM part. If so, then consider your part purchased!
@luiscamacho06
5 жыл бұрын
Is California cycle works the only one that carries this flange wiring? $159 bucks seems a little steep
@CaCycleworks
5 жыл бұрын
Yes, we had the wires made for us in China. Then we found they didn't make the part in the middle (that actually seals the fuel) correctly. So now, we are reworking the kits. Each wires set gets about 5 minutes of prep, 5 minutes of soldering, a minute+ each of: inserting wires into sleeve, filling sleeve with epoxy, testing continuity, pressure testing, and packaging. Then there are the aluminum sleeves we had machined, the two sets of rubber inserts to seal the wires to the sleeve (so epoxy doesn't immediately pour out), and the cost of the wires when we initially bought them. Even at $159, they really are not profitable for us to make them... but we've already spent over $20k on the initial purchase of them. We were going to stop bothering with them as they crush my will to live when soldering them but too many shops are counting on us to have this solution for their customers. You're welcome to come and I'll help you build your own set and I'll let you set the price. I've soldered a few hundred sets and I'm at about 90% pass rate... :) Chris
@jasona.h.4280
4 жыл бұрын
Hello, 2007 Ducati Monster S2R 1000. My low fuel light does not turn on when I am near empty. I believe the sensor is located somewhere in the flange/fuel pump assembly. Would these new wires, or another part in your inventory fix that issue? It used to work intermittently but then stopped working altogether, so I do not believe it is related to the instrument cluster. Perhaps the thermistor is the issue? How could I test for this? Any assistance would be great and I'll be sure to purchase parts directly from CA Cycleworks. Thanks, Jason
@CaCycleworks
4 жыл бұрын
If the flange wiring is faulty, it is easy to test. You remove the flange from the tank and ohm the blue wire from inside of the tank to the external connector. Then repeat for white wire. If one is open, there is a fault, and our wires would then be the fix. Please do not buy the FWIRES until you prove it is the fault.
@ferrarifan54
6 жыл бұрын
Can you share some information about the retainers for the plastic housing you used to replace the OEM parts? Your OEM retainers cracked the same way mine did when I removed them.
@CaCycleworks
6 жыл бұрын
They are called "push nuts". You need ones for 4mm and 8mm posts.
@dainjahrus
7 жыл бұрын
I'm working to replace the wiring in my s2r800's fuel pump and I bought the part that CA-Cycleworks recommended on a forum (Part 51020032A ). It doesn't seem to have the smaller ground wire you connected at 4:32 on this video. do you know if this needed? will it cause issues to my S2R800 if my fuel pump wiring doesn't have it?
@CaCycleworks
6 жыл бұрын
I wouldn't worry about it. I added that wire to the kit because some OEM filters have a ground strap. I think sometimes Ducati have engineers who apply book theories to our bikes in cases where other auto and motorcycle makers have proven it not required.
@shpendbarci1450
5 жыл бұрын
Hello i have a ducati 749 and i need this wire flange to replace on my fuel tank,can you help me where can i buy it or if you can help me with a website address
@CaCycleworks
5 жыл бұрын
Sorry - didn't see the notifications on the comments. ca-cycleworks.com/fwires.html
@TheSimon131
5 жыл бұрын
Hey, where can I buy this wires for my Ducati 620?
@CaCycleworks
5 жыл бұрын
ca-cycleworks.com/fwires.html Thanks, Chris
@Jareddoesthings
4 жыл бұрын
@@CaCycleworks do you guys still sell the flange for the poly tanks for the 620?
@realman6842
8 жыл бұрын
dude, your hand obscures/blocks the few quite a bit and its really dark in the shadows making it impossible to see what you're doing. I've never touched a fuel pump in my life so it would have been nice to see everything you're doing, and maybe here audio. Thanks for the video though. Im gonna try to install my new wires. Your video did show me a lot, I'm just panicy
@CaCycleworks
5 жыл бұрын
Sorry! Was recording so I'd see what I did. -Chris
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