Fixing Ducati Fuel Sensor- Step by Step Guide

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If you're experiencing issues with your Ducati fuel sensor, look no further than this informative video for a detailed fix. Our expert guide will walk you through the troubleshooting and repair process, empowering you to address the problem with confidence. Say goodbye to fuel sensor woes and hello to a well-functioning Ducati with our helpful tutorial. #Ducati #FuelSensor #motorcyclemaintenance
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@haristonmarreiros7284 Месяц назад

I sold my Ducati, but even so, this video was very instructive and a pleasure to watch. Mine had this problem, by the way.

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Can’t believe how many people have this problem. This should have been a recall.

@haristonmarreiros7284 Месяц назад

@@Mr.BadMechanic World Wide!!!

@patarmand3593 16 дней назад

nicely done! you've got mad skills!

@Mr.BadMechanic 16 дней назад

Thanks a lot!

@muckertee Месяц назад

Great video. Also a great solution - if you have a laser cutter. Alas that rules most of us out - you should consider selling the gaskets 😁

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Thank you. 😊

@DesmoHead Месяц назад

Very good video. I've had the same issue with my sensor inside the epoxy: the crimped metal connection broke. Due to vibration or thermal expansion, whatever. In my opinion this is a major design failure so your repairable solution is a very good solution. Needs bullet-proof insulation against petrol since the sensor is right above the cyylinder. Sudden smell is a warning if it would start to leak. ;-) Next time I make the repairable gasket solution as well, thanks for the idea.

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Thank you. Just for reference I’ve used NBR rubber for gaskets (make sure it is fuel resistant, there are different types) and PO plastic for the rest of the part. After few weeks of riding no leaks. Best of luck!

@cstav7217 2 месяца назад

Great video. Just taken mine apart and looking for the right epoxy. I see that you used the Permatex 84115 5-Minute Plastic Weld Adhesive and was wondering whether is safe and resistant to petrol / gas.

@Mr.BadMechanic 2 месяца назад

I ended up making my own part at the end. For the epoxy, I would google search for the correct epoxy (the one that resistant to fuel) great question though! If you figure which one works, please post here for others 😉

@justastulpe3265 Месяц назад

EXRTEMELY important notice -> epoxy glue NEEDS to be petrol resistant ! which is very rare and hard if not impossible to find !!

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Yes that’s true! 🙃

@sanveto Месяц назад

Hey man, nice video. I have the same problem with my 1200 enduro. May I ask for the files to cut the sensor removal tool. Thanks a lot man!

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Hey, thanks for watching. I will upload the file and send you the link.

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Here is the link for the tool: drive.google.com/file/d/1Bbi4b121zRn4TsiMu2vI-zvqDvgz-P03/view?usp=sharing

@sanveto Месяц назад

@@Mr.BadMechanicgreat! Thanks a lot!

@shamil14basaev88 2 месяца назад

hahaha its a really great tutorial, will try on my SS 2017. Shame that ducati engineers didn't do that from factory

@Mr.BadMechanic 2 месяца назад

Best of luck mate! Hope it works.

@michalrabara2696 Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing!

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Thanks for watching! 😉

@MrSomeDude Месяц назад

😮im impressed and entertained, thanks! would you consider fixing streetfighter-v2/v4 fuel gauge problem? its well known by users

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Thanks. I need to buy streetfighter first 😎😉

@MrSomeDude Месяц назад

@@Mr.BadMechanic the joke is .. this model does not have one, only reserve light. a lot of people ask for it, including me. i would pay pretty peeny to have it retrofitted

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

I feel you, had the bike with reserve light only. The hardware part probably would be possible, but coding the ecu it’s another question…

@MrSomeDude Месяц назад

@@Mr.BadMechanic nah, don't focus on ECU externaly mounted indicator would be fine. there are plethora of ducatistas finding excuses on why its not possible (tank shape, costs, vibration etc). it all sounds like nonsense to me.

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

I’ve looked into streetfighter tank, the fuel sensor could be simply zip tied to a fuel pump. I think you could use any kind of sensor (tubular shape) as for electrical part perhaps something like raspberry pi and small screen would work. I’m not an IT guy so can’t really tell if it would work.

@negabeh Месяц назад

Excellent video! I have the same problem, I will do the second option. Can you share the design(project) of the pieces and what material you used, please?

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Hi, thanks. I will share the link and materials in the description 😉

@negabeh Месяц назад

@@Mr.BadMechanic ty brooo 😁😁

@Mr.BadMechanic Месяц назад

Hi, here is the link, let me know if it works ;) drive.google.com/file/d/12bRzYW0xY3A_gElod5hfne5JNUliKolJ/view?usp=sharing

@negabeh 25 дней назад

@@Mr.BadMechanic ty brooo