Fzr 600 3he Fuel pump mounting point?

[Rncv]

Does anyone know where the fuel pump mounting point is on an fzr 600 3he?

got the bike in a state and things are finally nearly all together, just need to find out where this mounting point is. Thanks.

https://i39.tinypic.com/29qi3ko.jpg
https://i44.tinypic.com/k1yzcl.jpg
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Hi

From memory it mounts on the tank itself.

All the best

Keith
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[jjdugen]

If its the steel framed model there should be a crossmember between the frame rails just behind the carbs. It unbolts so might have been lost / cast.
Now I've looked at the photo a little closer you can see the two mounting lugs with the screw thread.

Cheers
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[Vincent]

Are you sure that's the right pump bracket?
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[Vincent]

Are you sure that's the right pump?
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[P.addy]

Sure mine was on the actual tank itself...

[Vincent]

Comme ca:-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/fzr600-3he-fuel-pump-filter-and-petrol-tap-/190628096045?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item2c6251e82d
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[jjdugen]

Apologies, the other posters are correct in that it mounts to the tank. When I did mine last year I fitted a ZX-9 tank (and Fireblade seat unit) and used the crossbeam for the fuel pump. Oh, and thats a TDM 850 17'' rear wheel on there too. Quite nice if I do say so myself.
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Hi

I am no fan of putting bit from random bikes onto other bikes, but that looks good. Seat unit does look a bit bulky but still within reason.

How easy was it to fit the 17" rear wheel? On my 3HE with the stock wheel and 150 tyre the clearance between the chain and tyre is tiny (~5mm).

All the best

Keith
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[Vincent]

Looks good ja
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[jjdugen]

Hi. ANYTHING looks better than a stock early FZR, the post '93 models were the best of them all, far better looking than the T'cat IMHO. I did this as I had picked up a £200 shed and had all these bits cluttering up the workshop. The more I did, the more it grew on me. Total cost, to me, was about £600, would be more if you had to source the bits, but you can go your own way with these old things.
The TDM wheel fits like a dream, all you have to do is cut the caliper hanger to allow for the extra width of the hub, about half an inch as I recall. A hacksaw and grinder and it was done within an hour. The chain side lines up perfectly with the stock spacer, stock spindle, stock disk too. I'll have to do some digging but I'm sure I have this documented and photographed somewhere if you want more info.

Cheers
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Hi

I actually quite like the FZR styling.

The wheel fitment is interesting. Given that a legitimate rear tyre is difficult to get for the stock rear wheel.

All the best

Keith (who also has an FZR600 3HE floating around)
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