Re: Bleeding fuel lines

Posted by FromJB2 on April 11, 2006 at 18:05:48 from (72.56.121.128):

In Reply to: Bleeding fuel lines posted by Ray in Ga. on April 11, 2006 at 16:23:29:

Hi Ray, most likely you have junk in the bottom of the fuel tank. You probably noticed it is a saddle tank with fuel feeds from both sides of the saddle. Most often one side is totally blocked and the other side will have some junk not totally blocking it. Last time it happened to my brothers 684 it was a lady bug. Solution is to drain both sides of the tank by removing the fuel outlet from both sides of the tank. Then remove the fuel line were it comes from the tank into the fuel filters and with compressed air blowout those lines back to the tank. 484 will usually start with just bleeding the air out at the fuel filters and putting the STOP/START/RUN on START and do some cranking of the engine with the starter. DON'T RUN the STARTER to long as it will get hot. If it dosen't start then do as the Vet says crack an injector line at the back of the injection pump.

JB2

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• Re: Bleeding fuel lines Ray in Ga. 20:44:25 04/11/06 (0)

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