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2007 Ducati Monster 696: fuel pump failure

5 of the 11 complaints about the 2007 Ducati Monster 696 describe fuel pump failure.

owner complaints
5
of this car's complaints
45%
typical mileage
4,200
recalls
0
Is there a fix? No recall or service bulletin covers this area of the car yet.

Fuel pump failure by model year

  • 2008
    1
  • 2007
    5
  • 2006
    2

What owners say

Filed Jul 13, 2010 · Fuel system · 2,500 miles · CA

My motorcycle has a plastic gas tank which has begun to expand. The outside dimensions of the tank have increased and it now does not sit correctly in the frame, the handlebars hit it on turning, and it presses against the ignition switch. Previously it opened and closed without problems, now I have to wedge it against the ignition switch to close it. The rubber mounts no longer sit on the frame. I have not significantly modified my motorcycle except for an aftermarket exhaust and some cosmetic changes. I have made no modifications to the fuel tank or fuel pump. I am concerned as to the safety of this motorcycle now. The tank's swelling has made it so the handlebars do not turn correctly. If the tank swells enough, it will split open and I am concerned this will happen while I am riding.

Filed Jul 6, 2010 · Fuel system · 7,400 miles · NJ

My motorcycle has a plastic gas tank which has begun to expand. The outside dimensions of the tank have increased and it now does not sit correctly in the frame, the handlebars hit it on turning, and it presses against the ignition switch. Previously it opened and closed without problems, now I have to wedge it against the ignition switch to close it. The rubber mounts no longer sit on the frame. I have not significantly modified my motorcycle except for an aftermarket exhaust and some cosmetic changes. I have made no modifications to the fuel tank or fuel pump. I took the bike to the dealer who submitted a claim to ducati north america (the importer/factory). I am very concerned as to the safety of this motorcycle now. The tank's swelling has made it so the handlebars do not turn correctly. If the tank swells enough, it will split open and I am concerned this will happen while I am riding.

Filed Dec 5, 2009 · Fuel system · 10,000 miles · CA

My motorcycle has a plastic gas tank which has begun to expand. The outside dimensions of the tank have increased and it now does not sit correctly in the frame, the handlebars hit it on turning, and it presses against the ignition switch. Previously it opened and closed without problems, now I have to wedge it against the ignition switch to close it. The rubber mounts no longer sit on the frame. I have not significantly modified my motorcycle except for an aftermarket exhaust and some cosmetic changes. I have made no modifications to the fuel tank or fuel pump. I am very concerned as to the safety of this motorcycle now. The tank's swelling has made it so the handlebars do not turn correctly. If the tank swells enough, it will split open and I am concerned this will happen while I am riding. I have had the tank inspected by a ducati dealership who has contacted ducati na and have not yet received a response.

Filed Sep 21, 2009 · Fuel system · 3,500 miles · CA

My motorcycle has a plastic gas tank which has begun to expand. The outside dimensions of the tank have increased and it now does not sit correctly in the frame, the handlebars hit it on turning, and it presses against the ignition switch. Previously it opened and closed without problems, now I have to wedge it against the ignition switch to close it. The rubber mounts no longer sit on the frame. I have not significantly modified my motorcycle except for an aftermarket exhaust and some cosmetic changes. I have made no modifications to the fuel tank or fuel pump. I took the bike to the dealer who submitted a claim to ducati north america (the importer/factory) and they refused to replace the tank. I was not given a reason. I am very concerned as to the safety of this motorcycle now. The tank's swelling has made it so the handlebars do not turn correctly. This is not if the tank swells enough, it will split open and I am concerned this will happen while I am riding. A gas tank should not change shape under normal use and I have not modified the bike in a manner which would cause expansion.

Filed Sep 8, 2009 · Fuel system · 4,200 miles · CT

My motorcycle has a plastic gas tank which has begun to expand. The outside dimensions of the tank have increased and it now presses against the ignition switch. Previously it opened and closed without problems, now I have to wedge it against the ignition switch to close it. I have not significantly modified my motorcycle except for an aftermarket exhaust and some cosmetic changes. I have made no modifications to the fuel tank or fuel pump. I contacted the dealer who will submit a claim to ducati north america (the importer/factory) and they will replace the tank with another plastic one. Which I fear it will deform as well. I am very concerned as to the safety of this motorcycle now. If the tank swells enough, it will split open and I am concerned this will happen while I am riding. Btw, this is a ducati monster 695, the form only showed a 696.

Related recalls

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Questions about the 2007 Ducati Monster 696 fuel pump

Is fuel pump failure a common problem on the 2007 Ducati Monster 696?

5 of 11 owner complaints about the 2007 Ducati Monster 696 (45%) mention fuel pump failure. The model year with the most reports is 2007.

Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 2007 Ducati Monster 696?

There is no recall or service bulletin for this area of the car on record.

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