The dreaded Yamaha Zuma 125 fuel pump failure. My 2015 Zuma 125 bike has been sitting for several months now, and it won’t start. I’ve messed around here and there with it over the months. I put in a new battery and a new plug and that is all good, but after diagnosing the issue further, I realize there is no power coming from my fuel pump. Upon further research, this seems like a pretty common issue with these bikes. Now comes time to replace the parts. Has anyone just purchased the fuel pump itself, or do you usually buy the whole fuel pump assembly? Also, I am looking at after market parts off of Amazon or eBay as they are much cheaper. Anyone have experience with these? Thanks
Yamahadude
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Hi Yamahadude,
Yeah, the Zuma 125’s fuel pumps are notorious for going out. I took my 2013 in earlier this year and the repair guy admitted that Yamaha gets their fuel pumps from various third party manufacturers. I had thought that when Yamaha had a recall of the original 2009s when the Zuma 125s first came out, that they would be more conscientious for their future Zuma 125s, but no. Fortunately, everything else has worked really well. 🛵💨💨💨
Best of luck to you.
— Rick Rudge
Yeah, the Zuma 125’s fuel pumps are notorious for going out. I took my 2013 in earlier this year and the repair guy admitted that Yamaha gets their fuel pumps from various third party manufacturers. I had thought that when Yamaha had a recall of the original 2009s when the Zuma 125s first came out, that they would be more conscientious for their future Zuma 125s, but no. Fortunately, everything else has worked really well. 🛵💨💨💨
Best of luck to you.
— Rick Rudge
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