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April 26th, 2012 | 09:13 AM
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I had the same idea accept I will be using a vacuum bleeder instead of my mouth .
April 26th, 2012 | 09:20 AM
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I remember waking up to a call at 2 or 3 in the morning from a buddy that borrowed his Mom's car and it quit while idling. He insisted it had gas because the gauge said so. I took 5 gals with me anyway. I pored the gas into the tank and saved a little to prime it. It started right up and ran back to town.
There's more to the story that included his girlfriend and a spot in a farmers field far off the county road and so far out in the boondocks that you couldn't even see a yard light from a nearby farm. I did remind him often afterward.
There's more to the story that included his girlfriend and a spot in a farmers field far off the county road and so far out in the boondocks that you couldn't even see a yard light from a nearby farm. I did remind him often afterward.
August 12th, 2013 | 02:03 PM
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I was going over my old threads and one thing I hate is a unfinished thread so here goes.
the problem was a pin hole in one of the fuel lines in the rear by the tank. I trimmed the part of the fuel line with the pin hole and fuel pressure picked up. By then I had already replaced the original fuel pump with a electric holley red fuel pump. hope this helps thank you all for the suggestions n help. :-)
the problem was a pin hole in one of the fuel lines in the rear by the tank. I trimmed the part of the fuel line with the pin hole and fuel pressure picked up. By then I had already replaced the original fuel pump with a electric holley red fuel pump. hope this helps thank you all for the suggestions n help. :-)
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