20 Most Recent 2002 Yamaha FJR 1300 Questions & Answers

Have your charging system looked at, first do a simple multimeter test, get a multimeter, switch it on to Volts, start bike and see what it reads, put multimeter prongs directly on battery, very simple, if its below 12V you have a charging problem. If your battery is new and your charging system is faulty the bike will start and go, but when you switch it off the battery will be dead because it has not been charging. When you let a dead battery sit for a while it will charge itself a little, enough to start the bike up. Have you ever had a flat torch or mobile phone, it will die when battery is flat but when you try and switch them on again after a little while, they will work a little and die again, same with bikes, cars etc. All the best, Forever Two Wheels :)

check coolant levels?

Visit your local FinishMaster store they will tell you

First of all... the FJR has a hydraulic clutch so there is no cable to adjust. Secondly don't listen to any of these people telling you to tear into the case. The FJR has an adjustable clutch lever. Setting 5 is closest to the grip (less throw) setting 1 is furthest away (more throw). See where yours is set and adjust accordingly

2007. Error code 12 is the crankshaft position sensor.25 M

Your kick-stand switch is stuck in the off mode. Try cleaning it because they get real dirty from the chain, road grime, and rain.

If the ABS light is on you will need to get the whole braking system checked AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Faulty brakes on a motorcycle mean it should NOT be used until it is repaired. For your electrics check the fuses as that is the most common, (and cheapest), reason for them not working.

Front 36psi Rear 36psi (increase to 42 if weight carried is over 198 lbs)

grease any moving part, drain fuel, pull clutch lever in and keep pulled in with a rubber band, spray a small amount wd40 into carb, as fuel dries it blocks jets ,cover with a old blanket not plastic unless stored outside then use bike cover (oxford).

No, that's the model type code (5JWA) and the country (070 for England). The paint code is the single letter next to the black dot below that number. A for "Deep Purplish Blue Metallic C" B for "Dull Red Metallic D" C for "Silver Metallic 1"

I have several Yamaha bikes and sometimes when the bike gets too hot it will let you know in this fashion. Also maybe it has hit the time for servicing. Regardless I would keep riding until light stays on solid then troubleshot it.