Posted by Dalrymple on January 15, 2012 at 16:09:21 from (68.159.102.215):
I have the water trap off my Super MD for cleaning and there's a 3/8" brass plug loose inside the screen. I think it goes in the "side outlet" of the boss that the fuel comes through as it flows into the bowl, but I see no reason for this "side outlet" hole that has to be plugged if I'm right about how this thing works.
Looks to me like fuel flows straight through this center boss and into the bowl through the 4 holes in the base of the screen, then from the bowl through the screen from the outside in, then out the top to the other fuel filters.
Am I on the right track here? Does this brass plug go in the side hole of this boss inside the screen, and force the fuel to take the route I described?
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