*UPDATE*
I pulled off the fuel line from the pump and hooked up the fuel pressure gauge to see if the pump assembly was pushing anything out. To my surprise, it WAS putting out a bit of fuel; however, the amount of fuel that’s being pushed out isn’t even enough to move the needle of the gauge.
While looking up part numbers for a fuel pressure regulator (62121-99Y) I came across a thread concerning fuel pump cross-references. I noticed some different part numbers being tossed around for the actual fuel pump and decided to look into it.
Some of the part numbers that came up were for the Airtex E2366, which is in the current fuel pump assembly, but then there’s the Airtex E2061.
Airtex E2366
Rockauto Price – $80.79
UPC – 080044011071
Type – Turbine
Volts – 12
Pressure – 100-120
Flow (GPH) – 65-75
Inlet Type – Strainer
Outlet Size – 3/8”
Outlet Type – Hose Barb
Airtex E2061
Rockauto Price – $64.79
UPC – 080044102663
Type – Gerotor
Volts – 12
Pressure – 80-90
Flow (GPH) – 40-50
Inlet Type – Strainer
Outlet Size – 5/16”
Outlet Type – Hose Barb
I have ordered a fuel pump (crossing my fingers), fuel pressure regulator, fuel pump screen, and new o-rings. Currently, the bike is sitting on a stand with the fuel pump removed awaiting the new parts, which should all be here by the end of this week.
Attached are a few pictures to show the differences between the Airtex E2366, E2061, and the original fuel pump of the 2003 XB9S.
Airtex E2366
Airtex E2061
2003 XB9S Fuel Pump (Above)
2003 XB9S Fuel Pump (Side)