Thanks Jim,
I will have to have a good look at it this weekend, see if I can find
anything.
Geoff.
2009/6/2 Jim Hearne
>
> It's normal for the fuel filter to have an air bubble in the top half of
> it above the outlet pipe (assuming the filter is roughly horizontal) but
> this won't cause a pr
It's normal for the fuel filter to have an air bubble in the top half of
it above the outlet pipe (assuming the filter is roughly horizontal) but
this won't cause a problem.
If there are little bubbles in the fuel coming in then it does sound
like it could be sucking in air somewhere.
Really it
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the reply, I hope it's not a duff pump. There is an inline filter
just before the pump, it does have air bubbles in it thou' when the engine
is running, is this normal? How would I find out if there is an air leak in
the fuel line.
Regards Geoff.
2009/6/1 Jim Hearne
>
> The
The one way valves in the fuel pump should normally stop the fuel
draining back to the tank.
So some thoughts:
A duff new fuel pump.
Dirt/rust from the fuel tank getting under the valves in the fuel pump
stopping it shutting fully, is there a inline fuel filter and is it
before the pump.
A air
Tis' a mechanicle one.
Geoff.
2009/5/30 IanH (S3-023)
>
> What kind of pump has it got Geoff? Mechanical or electric?
>
> Ian
>
>
> On 30 May, 16:28, geoff ward wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > Any one got any answers for this one?
> > Carole's 2+2 (1.6 CVH) is a good starter most of the time, but j
What kind of pump has it got Geoff? Mechanical or electric?
Ian
On 30 May, 16:28, geoff ward wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Any one got any answers for this one?
> Carole's 2+2 (1.6 CVH) is a good starter most of the time, but just lately
> it has been giving us problems.
> If it's left for more than a
