So the part finally came in the mail today, Ive been riding the whole day since! When i bought my fizzer, she was only running on full choke and as soon as you hit the throttle, she'd cut off. I narrowed it down to the fuel pump (which is what came in the mail today). Also when i bought her the Tach, Turn Signals, Low Beam Headlight, Brake Light, Neutral light, and Horn weren't working (mind you that i got her for $900 [with a jacket, helmet and cover]). Do you guys have any idea on where to start with the electrical? Also is there some kind of Voltage diagram that tells me what voltage i should have where?
Thanks, T.J. (no thats not my name)
Got It! 94' Yamaha FZR 600
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Re: Got It! 94' Yamaha FZR 600
I would start with the fusebox under the rider seat. If those are ok, check your battery voltage if it's in the 15V range (that's just off the cuff, I'm sure someone who knows what they're talking about like mawler or DonTZ125 will chime in shortly) your voltage regulator is bad and it probably blew out all of the bulbs and the tach. I wouldn't ride it until you check your voltage, especially because you're showing all the symptoms of a blown VR. You could fry your TCI and those aren't easy or cheap to replace.
1994 FZR600: Hardly anything left stock

02 R6 Front End
Ducati M900 Seat/Taillight
Honda VFR750 Swingarm/Wheel
No Spacer 660
YZF600 Tank
Renthal Dirt Bars
Too much else...

02 R6 Front End
Ducati M900 Seat/Taillight
Honda VFR750 Swingarm/Wheel
No Spacer 660
YZF600 Tank
Renthal Dirt Bars
Too much else...
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Re: Got It! 94' Yamaha FZR 600
I think you should start at he Voltage Regulator. You should check voltage on the battery at 3000 RPM with the ligts turned off and on. With the lights turned off you should read 14.0-14.3 Volts and with the lights turned on you should rear between 13.7-14.0 Volts. If you rear more than 14.6 Volts in any of the cases, then the VR charges too much and it's bad. And I think that is why the lights and tach don't work.
Good luck!
L.E. Blesen you beat me to it!
Good luck!
L.E. Blesen you beat me to it!

1992 Yamaha FZR 600 3HE with:
GSX600F fully adjustable rebound forks
GSX600F front wheel with full floating disks
Sigma BC 1009 speedometer
YZF 600 Thundercat tank
Red Rizoma like grips
R6 pilot seat
Complete custom made tail with custom made rear seat
Led front and rear signals and tail light
Custom fiberglass electrics box
R6 Voltage regulator
Custom made rearset hangers
Custom made A123 LiFePO4 battery
KOSO mirrors
GSXR600SRAD swingarm-rear wheel assemby with 180/55/17 Michelin Pilot Power 2CT rear tyre
FZR1000 hydraulic clutch
H1 HID
Hand made mirror plates
GSX600F fully adjustable rebound forks
GSX600F front wheel with full floating disks
Sigma BC 1009 speedometer
YZF 600 Thundercat tank
Red Rizoma like grips
R6 pilot seat
Complete custom made tail with custom made rear seat
Led front and rear signals and tail light
Custom fiberglass electrics box
R6 Voltage regulator
Custom made rearset hangers
Custom made A123 LiFePO4 battery
KOSO mirrors
GSXR600SRAD swingarm-rear wheel assemby with 180/55/17 Michelin Pilot Power 2CT rear tyre
FZR1000 hydraulic clutch
H1 HID
Hand made mirror plates