Defective fuel pump quit with less than year old and less than 200 miles ordered new replacement upgraded fuel pump from yamaha parts dealer and installed ....no more problems....
2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma: fuel pump failure
24 of the 29 complaints about the 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma describe fuel pump failure.
- owner complaints
- 24
- of this car's complaints
- 83%
- typical mileage
- 1,100
- recalls
- 1
Is there a fix? There is 1 recall for this area of the car. See below
What owners say
I drove the yw125 about 5 miles on a 90 degree day and parked at a store. I came out with my wife as we both have zuma 125s and hers started and mine didn't. My normal fuel pump sound was not happening so I knew it was not working. I let it st for 40 minutes in the shade and it started back up. I got it home and shut it off. I turned the key on and the pump took 2 seconds to start running. I tested my wife's and her pump starts as soon as you turn the key. Again hers is the exact same zuma 125 same year. It appears heat is a factor on my fuel pump.
When it is hot out, the fuel pump stops working. This happens especially when it has been sitting outside in the sun. It will initially start and then, when the bike gets warmed up, it just shuts off. Then, when you try to start it, you do not hear the pump pressurize and it will not start for anywhere from an hour to several hours.
After a short ride the scooter will not start again, did notice that fuel pump will not work when turned on. There is only 340 miles on this vehicle. Left stranded on a hot day.
I have been having trouble with my scooter failing to start or stop running while ridding.the fuel pump wont stay running or wont kick on when the key is turned on.
2009 yamaha 125 scooter stalls after warmed up. Fuel pump quits and scooter will not restart until sitting several hours.
I own two 2009 yamaha 125 zuma scooters. Both wont restart after warmed up and fuel pump fails to work.
My zuma 125 was running fine for about a mile when it suddenly stalled out and would not re-start. My local bike mechanic said I have a bad fuel pump. Have not rode scooter since then becouse unable to get a fuel pump. There was a recall overseas and should be one here in the u.s.
2009 yamaha zuma 125 fuel pump cuts out when bike is hot and leaves you stranded every other time..
Yamaha zuma fuel pump failure. Note yamaha zuma is not an option for vehicle information/description choice. Just chose 125cc because it wouldn't let me go forward with complaint. 1. At approx 500 miles on odometer when engine hot or after use will not restart until engine cooled down. 2. At approx 600 miles on odometer will not start at all. Currently at 1200 miles on odometer and experiencing same exact symptoms all over again. 3. Fuel pump was replaced by dealership. 1st one was still under warrant.... :-(
1. Drove to dollar general store 1/2 mile ...temp in the high 80's. 2. Did my shopping came out and yamaha zuma 2009 wouldn't start. No fuel pump sound. 3. Had to call yamaha to get dealership started on fix. 4. Yamaha called dealer to replace fuel pump. 5. Lots of complaints on "zumaforums.net. 6. No official recall. Maybe is needed!
2009 yamaha zuma 125cc: fuel pump failure...scooter only has 320 miles!!! Upon riding the 1st 3 miles, the motor heats up and the fuel pump quits. Without notice, the scooter loses all power and rapidly decelerates as the drive belt does not disengage until bike slows to approximately 5 MPH. This is extremely dangerous in chicago traffic as nobody cares or thinks you might actually be having mechanical issues! Now you are stranded and have to shut off all power to the scooter and wait for it to cool down. The longer you wait the farther you will be able to go...I think this is due to the amount of fuel that is able to gravity drip into the gas lines during cooldown. Audibly, you can hear the decreased duration of the fuel pump engaging until there is zero engagement of the fuel pump. Repeating this sequence might get you another 1/2 mile. Now, you have no choice but to push. This is a serious safety issue to encounter in traffic and yamaha should be embarrassed to have such issues with a $3000 new machine.
Related recalls
Fuel system, gasoline: delivery: fuel pump
- What is wrong
- Yamaha is recalling certain model year 2009 YW125 (Zuma 125) scooters manufactured between July 2008 and April 2009 due to possible improper clearances in the internal fuel pump components. These improper clearances may cause an inadequate supply of fuel.
- Risk
- The limited fuel supply could cause engine stalling, increasing the risk of a crash.
- Remedy
- Yamaha will notify owners, and dealers will replace the fuel pump with a newly designed fuel pump. The recall began on February 27, 2013. Owners contact Yamaha at 1‑800‑962‑7926.
Recall number 13V035000 · Recall details
Questions about the 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma fuel pump
Is fuel pump failure a common problem on the 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma?
24 of 29 owner complaints about the 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma (83%) mention fuel pump failure.
Is there a recall or service bulletin for this on the 2009 Yamaha Redundant Zuma?
There is 1 recall and 0 service bulletins for the same area of the car. Check them below with your VIN.
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