Posted by Floridaboy on October 21, 2008 at 04:26:50 from (209.149.201.5):
Just wanted to give another update for those that helped. My 674 quit on my while discing. Changed fuel filters, got running, quit on me again. This weekend I took the supply line off above the filters and opened the valve under the tank and had really good flow, so I decided to remove the filters. After removing the filters and line to injector pump I blew air through the bleed hole while blocking the other passages (as best as I could). I got a bunch of black slimy stuff out of the top of the primary side (it hung down like black slime). I removed the assembly, washed in gas and blew out with blow off tool. Put her all back together and less than a minute from turning on the fuel I had a 4-inch stream shooting up out of the bleeder hole. After much cranking, cracking lines to let air out and pressuring tank I got her going. Used her for about an hour and a half with no more problems. I guess when I let the fuel get really low while working it sloshed that black stuff out of the tank and into the filter assembly. Thanks to all that helped with advice.
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