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Maintenance / Re: Fuel Pump/ Vapor lock issues
« on: March 19, 2018, 07:50:28 PM »
Thank you all for your reply's!
I will check my manual when I get home tonight thanks for the info. I have seen those filters on websites before I am sure I can find them again. In order to use the return line must I use that filter or can I run the return right off the pump?
I am about 99% sure. It looks just like the 70 I am working on here at work as soon as the pump reaches about 120 degrees it starts, big bubbles first and then smaller until nothing but vapor. There is a video on YouTube that shows exactly what mine are doing, I will try to post a link. You mentioned blowing in the line to check the sock, How can I tell by doing that if you don't mind sharing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cadNfSNi_Oc&t=142s
Thanks again for all your help!
David
David,
I have a '69 SS w/ 396-325 hp that has a return line.
I think the return line was used on the 396 w/ a quadrajet carb.
Look on page 279 of your AIM
The filter with return line is really expensive.
Good Luck
Randy
I will check my manual when I get home tonight thanks for the info. I have seen those filters on websites before I am sure I can find them again. In order to use the return line must I use that filter or can I run the return right off the pump?
Are you sure it is not just bubbles? Your fuel pickup sock might be bad. If you blow in the fuel line to the tank you can tell.
I am about 99% sure. It looks just like the 70 I am working on here at work as soon as the pump reaches about 120 degrees it starts, big bubbles first and then smaller until nothing but vapor. There is a video on YouTube that shows exactly what mine are doing, I will try to post a link. You mentioned blowing in the line to check the sock, How can I tell by doing that if you don't mind sharing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cadNfSNi_Oc&t=142s
Thanks again for all your help!
David