Fuel Drain Back
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Fuel Drain Back
Another quick question for the community. I installed a universal fuel filter right before the edelbrock carb on my 85 f250. However, I notice after awhile the fuel drains back into the tank because there is an air void in the fuel filter. After cranking it over for a little the void fills and she starts up. Is it necessary for the fuel to drain back into the tank or could I put a one way valve before filter so it stays full? Any help is appreciated
Something easy like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/360144846950?lpid=82
Something easy like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/360144846950?lpid=82
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If you think it's the choke, give it a couple of pumps before you start cranking and see what happens. You should pump it at least once during a morning cold start.
If a couple of pumps helps it, you might need a little more choke. If the little bit of extra gas doesn't help it, you might need to check the sparkplugs for wear.
If a couple of pumps helps it, you might need a little more choke. If the little bit of extra gas doesn't help it, you might need to check the sparkplugs for wear.
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