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Re: 5230 maxum
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Posted by MN Scott on November 07, 2006 at 10:35:15 from (206.9.216.62):
In Reply to: 5230 maxum posted by jpsepp on November 07, 2006 at 07:56:21:
I have a 5230 Maxxum and I have had the same problem. The problem was the rubber hoses between the transfer pump on the engine to the steel lines that run behind the tank, also there are also short rubber lines were they go into the top of the tank. They were soft and allowed air to be sucked in. You can cut them off and replace them with fuel line. If these lines are in good shape then it could be the transfer pump on the side of the engine. It is a cam driven pump like the older automotive ones on cars that supplies fuel to the injector pump. There is no electric pump in the fuel tank.
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