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hey guys, just wanted to get your thoughts. My clear fuel filter never seems to have more than a trickle in it. why is that?
and also should i have that filter before or after the fuel pump?
I had the same problem, could be ur pump, vacuum from the tank, carb leaking into manifold. ...... my solution was a fuel filter with a built-in check valve, works like a champ, I can get the link 4 u, yes I know that may not diagnose a different source. .......but my filter is after the pump before the carb....... like most I see
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ya that photo is while running. i have a metal filter under the cab, but i will move that clear one in between the carb and pump.
also brand new sending unit, fuel pump, fuel lines and a freshly cleaned tank.
how do i test the psi and volume?
I spy the the flow arrow (in the 1st pic) towards the big end of the filter and it looks to be in the wrong flow direction?
Is the line with the white zip tie coming from the tank? If so, you have the filter in backwards. I run those filters also and they normally are NOT 100% full of fuel.
I spy the the flow arrow (in the 1st pic) towards the big end of the filter and it looks to be in the wrong flow direction?
Is the line with the white zip tie coming from the tank? If so, you have the filter in backwards. I run those filters also and they normally are NOT 100% full of fuel.
haha no way! that couldn't be more obvious in that picture now that you pointed that out. it looks as though it is backwards. can't believe i didn't notice that. well i guess i'll starting there....
thanks
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