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firebird77clone wrote:Change your tactics. Your'e starting it like It's a mechanical pump.
Do what I do:
Don't touch the gas, crank it for a full three seconds
Stop cranking, pump the gas four times.
Turn the key, it will start. Pat the gas to keep it alive.
Let it run for thirty seconds, and your'e good to go.
hammerdown7 wrote:Another problem may still be associated with a working fuel pump. There is a short rubber tube that connects the fuel pump to the fuel line inside the tank. I have had that short rubber split. When that happens the fuel pump just circulates the fuel inside the tank. Yours may be starting to split.
Dick
marco_1978_spyder wrote:Check the fuel filter in the fuel inlet...thats where the one way valve is, it comes built into the filter..
Many people removed it before they installed the filter.. Cant hurt to change the whole thing anyways.
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