Suzuki M109R owners!!

**Toaster** · 20th May 2007, 15:44

"Nine Riders".....

Just in case you didn't get a letter in the mail from Suzuki - please have a look at the attachment.

Toaster.

**bmz2** · 20th May 2007, 17:37

got mine on saturday, phoned Holeshot motorcycles, as i said toaster no parts as yet instock ,i contacted zuki over 4 weeks ago regarding the fuel rail recall , and the dealers , still do not know what parts have to be replaced, it is the F..N hose and rail and a clamp.

**Toaster** · 20th May 2007, 18:02

Oh joy, so I am truly exposing my bollocks to a right cook up then?!

**Toaster** · 20th May 2007, 18:02

Originally Posted by Speedie

That was a very nice way of saying, "Holy Faaark, someone farked up, there is a loose clamp on your fuel line that could piss fuek all over your hot engine at any minute!!! Get to your nearest dealer right now!!!!!

Yes well, I don't really want to change my name from Toaster to Toasted!!

**jafar** · 20th May 2007, 20:19

Originally Posted by Toaster

Yes well, I don't really want to change my name from Toaster to Toasted!!

Toaster's Toasted Tackle

Funny I didn't see Suzuki advertising a "free BBQ" with every 109 sold

**Wingnut** · 20th May 2007, 20:20

Received it yesterday too... If BMZ2 is right I won't be in any great hurry to get her into the shop. Mind you - I wonder what the old insurance companies would do if (hypothetically) you ignored Suzuki and continued riding without getting the problem sorted? Probably it would make the policy void?? Hmmmmmmm

**Edbear** · 20th May 2007, 20:27

Originally Posted by jafar

Toaster's Toasted Tackle

Funny I didn't see Suzuki advertising a "free BBQ" with every 109 sold

Doesn't bear thinkin' about!

Hey when we gonna see some shots of your VTX? Ur avatar shot not nearly big enough!

**bmz2** · 20th May 2007, 20:31

if you guys get a faster action from any dealer pls post it. make sure if your bike goes in, you get a scooter from the dealer

**Wingnut** · 20th May 2007, 20:36

Shit - I was hoping you could freight down your pimped out beast while mine goes in to the shop blaine? Ooooo those lowering bones will be here soon too. Thats gonna be all good. Later....

**jafar** · 20th May 2007, 21:22

[QUOTE=Edbear;1062815]

Doesn't bear thinkin' about!

No it doesn't, Suzuki quality control should get a smack in the ear for this one.

Dodgy fuel rail AND fuel pipe issues ?? this can't be right surely

**Movistar** · 27th May 2007, 23:06

Did mine over the weekend. Only a couple of small dramas...left hand air inlet clamp on the airbox was siezed solid, got it off in the end after a few "incouraging" words

and the screws that hold the fuel rail on were frickin tight!

Steel screws in aluminium though, never a good mix! Other than that was a sinch, and a good excuse to give the bike a good polishing once it was all back together to get rid of all the finger marks!

**Toaster** · 28th May 2007, 12:36

I'm still waiting back to hear when they have the parts.

The dude I spoke to did say that the chances of any particular bike actually having this problem was low. It was more of a potential problem....

.... so it will be interesting to hear back as to how many of us actually did have an issue to worry about once the work is done and dusted.

**Movistar** · 28th May 2007, 21:31

I checked the clamps off the old fuel rail and mine were tight as, I know not every one is going to be loose as like you say it's a "potential problem". Still, feels good to know it's all good now.

**Neville** · 8th June 2007, 09:29

Originally Posted by blkm109r

I checked the clamps off the old fuel rail and mine were tight as, I know not every one is going to be loose as like you say it's a "potential problem". Still, feels good to know it's all good now.

I think the problem is the fact that where the rubber hose is clamped, it is on the curved part of the steel pipe and as such the curved section of the steel pipe is oval and not round. And you will notice the only difference in the new fuel rail is that the rubber hose is clamped to a straight section of the steel pipe.