ABS pump repair
ABS pump repair
Can it be done? Ktm 690 endure R 14 plate, just back from AMS Tewksbury where they fitted a new set of clocks & had them take a look at the ABS as its never worked since I've had the bike and it turns out the pump is shot! £1195.00 new plus labour, question is can you have them fixed? Its a Bosch unit.
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byewayrider
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Re: ABS pump repair
Save a few penny
http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/2 ... al.1170509
http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/off-road-endu ... uro-r.html
http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/2 ... al.1170509
http://www.ktmforum.co.uk/off-road-endu ... uro-r.html
Solo ktm690 euro trail rider
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Dutchgit
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Re: ABS pump repair
If you have no warranty on it I'd take it off. Get some normal brake lines made up and shed some weight in the process (thumbs)
It'll end in tears I tells ya.
Re: ABS pump repair
Some interesting reading in the links thank you, unless I can get it fixed for not a lot of money think it'll be coming off...
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Tonibe63
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Re: ABS pump repair
Have a search on YouTube, many ABS pumps are Bosch and they suffer with brushes sticking in the brush holders. My GS has been the same for 6k miles or so and when it bothers me I tap the aluminium ABS valve block which jolts the brushes free for a while ..... do not tap the ABS motor casing itself (round black part) because it has magnets glued to the inside which can break up/off and then it will be scrap.
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Re: ABS pump repair
If you take it off I think you will have a problem with your insurance company. First of all the machine will become "modified" and in an area probably considered as critical safety equipment.
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daytona-supersport
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Re: ABS pump repair
+1 here.thepav wrote:If you take it off I think you will have a problem with your insurance company. First of all the machine will become "modified" and in an area probably considered as critical safety equipment.
Definitely check with your insurer before removing or by passing the ABS. If you were to have an accident, even if it were not your fault, you could have very serious issues if the braking system has been modified.
Re: ABS pump repair
I am glad for the endorsement Daytona. I am afraid brake systems need to be put back 100% standard working order, or modifications agreed (and assessed, probably).
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Re: ABS pump repair
lets say you had a freind with a 690 under warranty ..and let say by accident your pump fell into his bike ..i wonder what could happen from that point on ??
whats the wether forcast ..wheres me map
