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The fuse at the starter solenoid is for the fuel pump. The Red/Green wire should have 12 volts. You can back probe it to check. Do the volt test while you have the system calling for power.

Yes to the first sentence. If they shared the same ground it is possible, but not for sure. There are no other codes displayed? You have two of these machines?

The Doo P-drive has six rollers, three for each direction of pressure. They also designed them with angles so that centrifugal force will keep them snug enough to prevent noise and play. Shimming not necessary. Has anyone ever tried one? Maybe the shaft isn't 30mm, I never measured yet.

Yes to the first sentence. If they shared the same ground it is possible, but not for sure. There are no other codes displayed? You have two of these machines?

No, that causes a code.

Can't erase it if it still exists.

The code won't appear on the dash when the problem is solved, but it will still be in the memory which can be erased.

Yes, and if the clearance is too much we all know what they sound like.

Cold tomorrow.

I see. I hadn't heard that the adapts were coming apart.

Which adjustable weights were they? And wow, great season of 5000 miles!

And the power...?

Under the battery area. Inspect where all the black wires come together at the block connectors.

If I remember right, there was an update relating to the ground wiring harness for these.

What I mean is when testing voltage at the pump plug you should use that ground at that plug, Also a good idea to have a bit of amperage load. Have you inspected the plug at the starter solenoid? I think the Phazers pull power there for the fuel injection like most other Yamaha models. What...

The Adapt seems tempting for the $$$.

Finally got in touch with someone.. Another spring at $75, and three different weights/shoes at $19 each. Warranty void.

What tune?

I ride with off-duty police officers sometimes. I have no idea why the limit is so low as no one abides by it. Even if you get a ticket, it doesn't matter if you're going 100mph, the fine is $100, no points and it doesn't affect your insurance.

No new sled will get through the corners like the old sleds would. Higher center of gravity.