Fuel Pump Motor for Bullet Classic 350 BS6

Description

Introduction to Bullet Classic 350 BS6 Fuel Pump Motor

The fuel pump motor for the Bullet Classic 350 BS6 is an essential component designed to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. This high-quality motor guarantees a consistent flow of fuel to the engine, enhancing your riding experience.

Features of the Fuel Pump Motor

This fuel pump motor boasts superior durability and reliability, specifically engineered for the  BS6 model. Its efficient design minimizes noise and increases the vehicle’s fuel efficiency, providing a smooth and enjoyable ride.

Benefits of Upgrading Your Fuel Pump Motor

Upgrading to this advanced fuel pump motor not only improves performance but also promotes longevity of your motorcycle  ensuring vibrant performance on every journey.

1. Fuel Pump Motor in Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (BS6)

The fuel pump motor in the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 BS6 plays a crucial role in delivering fuel from the tank to the fuel injectors. This is required for the EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) system to maintain the correct fuel pressure and ensure proper combustion.

Key Functions of the Fuel Pump Motor:

• Fuel Delivery: The fuel pump motor pulls fuel from the tank and sends it through the fuel lines to the fuel injectors.
• Maintains Pressure: The motor ensures that the fuel reaches the injectors at the required pressure, typically around 3 bar (43.5 psi), which is essential for proper combustion and engine performance.
• Fuel Filter and Pressure Regulator: The fuel pump assembly usually contains an integrated fuel filter and pressure regulator to ensure clean and steady fuel flow to the injectors.

Location:

• The fuel pump motor is housed inside the fuel tank. This means to access the motor, you’ll need to remove the fuel tank.

2. Symptoms of a Faulty Fuel Pump Motor (EFI Version)

If the fuel pump motor in the Royal Enfield Bullet 350 BS6 starts failing, you may notice several signs, including:

• Engine Cranks but Won’t Start: A complete failure of the fuel pump motor means no fuel is delivered to the injectors, and the engine will not start.
• Loss of Power or Hesitation: A partially failing fuel pump motor might cause the engine to hesitate, misfire, or experience loss of power, especially during acceleration.