Small motorcycle fuel injection parts

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Post by jcorsaro »

Yesterday at my shop I had an Aprilia 50cc fuel-injected scooter come in for repairs, it had a leaky o-ring at the fuel injector that would cause it to flood out when it sits for a few hours. I figured I'll take some photos of the components, they may be good for some one injecting a small motor. The system also has a electronic oil metering pump, an air injector, and a 18mm throttle body with a TPS witch I did not photograph.

The parts can bo ordered from a Aprilia motorcycle dealer, or maybe they will show up at a motorcycle salvage when they are wrecked.

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Here is more info on the Orbital DiTech fuel injection system, including specifications on the pump.
http://www.maxmoto.co.uk/orbital.pdf
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Post by the bubbler »

Fabulous link, really useful info.

Do you have any experience of working on larger EFI scooters, specifically with port injection and around the 250cc mark.

Interested in converting my BMW Isetta 300cc bubble car to efi and mapped ignition- the orbital/synaject pump looks ideal, and it looks like they also do a decent injector.

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Post by the bubbler »

Fabulous link, really useful info.

Do you have any experience of working on larger EFI scooters, specifically with port injection and around the 250cc mark.

Interested in converting my BMW Isetta 300cc bubble car to efi and mapped ignition- the orbital/synaject pump looks ideal, and it looks like they also do a decent injector.

Andy
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I got a hold of my Flat Slide 28mm TB the other day :D
the fun is about to start :twisted:
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I got a hold of my Flat Slide 28mm TB the other day :D
the fun is about to start :twisted:
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What are you fuel injecting?
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at the moment a 110cc Motor Bike thats used for Racing here in Indonesia, after that I hope to do a UAV Helicopter, this is kinda neat as its already wireless with a ground tracking station.... but for now the bike is 1st.
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Post by frez »

Hi guys! That's a really really interesting injector system from Aprilia.

Anyone has info/specs about this injector?
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I'm looking at both a z900-A4 and a CB750 (836cc)

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Post by the bubbler »

What are you guys planning to use for fuel control- Alpha N?

Reading some posts on the forum, it seems a single cylinder engine doesn't produce a useable pressure for MAP, so it either Alpha N or possibly MAF?

Seems like there are plenty of success stories with larger multi cylinder engines, but not much for small singles. Guess it's a niche interest.

Andy
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