... it seems to be all comprised of conifer nettles and leaves :s
So what ur saying you found is what I pointed out in post 32 some 50 posts ago:doh . glad u got it sorted some 20 days later
No Diesel bug, it seems to be all comprised of conifer nettles and leaves :s
so how could they have got into your tank? Rick
:lol I get my fuel from esso it may cost bit more but i dont have to spend hours on end cleaning tanks and pipes:clap
Must be truely organic veg oil that you are using then..:lol
so how could they have got into your tank? Rick
So what ur saying you found is what I pointed out in post 32 some 50 posts ago:doh . glad u got it sorted some 20 days later
:lol I get my fuel from esso it may cost bit more but i dont have to spend hours on end cleaning tanks and pipes i solved this one on post #21:clap
In your very first post you answered your own question, and post 19 big bunny said the same
I checked my feed and return from the fuel filter as I have replaced these with clear plastic piping and the pipe that comes from the tank to the filter was literally just trickling and had a minuscule but constant amount of fuel to it, I presume just enough to tick over but not enough to for under load, I got the misses to rev it whilst I watched the pipe and the level of fuel coming through didn't increase , I've also noticed that no matter how much I bleed the system the primer is always drawn down completely whilst the engine is running
primer down = blocked line, in your case in the tank, Rick
god job its sorted.i took the swerl pot off altogether and extended the pick up pipe to just of off the tank bottom.
my only concern is parking at the side of the road on the lean the pipe might be out of the fuel,but the swerl pot stores fuel to start.
i do not let my fuel go below the first mark on the gauge so no problem.
i do not think it spins around but the sides have fuel lifting groves so as fuel moves about it goes up the shaped groves into pot making a ready mini tank for starting.
you do not need 3" of fuel in tank.
No No No the pot is simply a method of providing pre heated fuel to the pump, Rick
No No No the pot is simply a method of providing pre heated fuel to the pump, Rick
i can see what rick is on about as the return to tank goes into the pot on return from ip and leak off pipes,heated from the warm engine.
i had not thought of that...
Neither had I, good point though.
I did read that swirl pots also help in extreme conditions, like racing, eg when cornering, to ensure there is fuel available to the engine, so I guess it helps with steep terrain too, more especially if low fuel in the tank.:thumb2
So a little mini reservoir of fuel...
Every little helps... now where did I hear that before:nenau...
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