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air getting into fuel lines
Good call Jim....I had forgot about that. That was one of the reasons that I disconnected mine. -
air getting into fuel lines
" pull hard to get fuel from the tank 3 feet below" 3 feet below where? At the most the IP is 18 inches above the bottom of the fuel tank. Good Luck. I am Out. -
air getting into fuel lines
"We did not ever see any air bubbles coming from the primary filter, BTW. " Did you have any air in the system after the test? -
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air getting into fuel lines
The Truck will run without the lift pump, if the primary filter will pass enough fuel for the IP. Yes, Your lift pump may be bad....but that is not where your air is coming from. Do your same test on the tank side of the Primary filter and see what you come up with. -
air getting into fuel lines
Is the bottom of your primary filter indented? Or is the nut protruding? If it is indented, someone has tightened it up too much and it will not make a good seal. I know this from experence....I did it to mine chasing an air leak. Primary filter always gets a new square ring. I went 1... -
air getting into fuel lines
Did you replace the primary filter gasket? This is not a trick answer....What Will and I have said is usually the problem. The injector pump pulls fuel and pressurizes it to the secondary filters, and then pressurizes it to the injectors. If the injector pump wants more fuel, than that which... -
air getting into fuel lines
You are sucking air in from the Primary filter. Clean the filter and replace the gasket with a new one and tighten to specs.