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Primer Ball On Boat Won't Get Hard. Primer bulbs do not work well if there is lots of air and no fuel. I have two of them and neither one is worth a hoot. If you don’t hold the bulb vertically, you could prevent the ball from blocking the fuel. There are several things that can cause a primer bulb not to get hard. One of the key symptoms of a bad primer bulb is the bulb will be too soft and not become hard. Your owner’s manual will often guide you on troubleshooting and replacing the primer bulb. So, if the supply of fuel from the tank is not managed properly, the primer bulb won’t get hard. Generally, a primer bulb is. Primer ball won't get hard. Air leaks in the fuel lines after the primer bulb, a bad fuel. A primer bulb has a one way valve inside of it so the fuel that you pump won’t get back “down” the line and back into the tank. Outboard engines lose fuel prime because of an air leak in the fuel system. Mushy or deflating indicates trouble. The way this valve works is with a moving ball that will block off the fuel. Check for visible damage, leaks, or air bubbles.

Mushy or deflating indicates trouble. Generally, a primer bulb is. Primer ball won't get hard. A primer bulb has a one way valve inside of it so the fuel that you pump won’t get back “down” the line and back into the tank. I spent over one hour getting my new boat primed. Check for visible damage, leaks, or air bubbles. Why does my outboard lose prime? Air leaks in the fuel lines after the primer bulb, a bad fuel. There are several things that can cause a primer bulb not to get hard. Primer bulbs do not work well if there is lots of air and no fuel.

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Primer Ball On Boat Won't Get Hard The way this valve works is with a moving ball that will block off the fuel. To get around this problem, you need to fix the valve connections with the main tank and make sure that there is no air stuck in the fuel valves. Primer ball won't get hard. Check for visible damage, leaks, or air bubbles. Mushy or deflating indicates trouble. One of the key symptoms of a bad primer bulb is the bulb will be too soft and not become hard. I have two of them and neither one is worth a hoot. They are crummy primer bulbs. So, if the supply of fuel from the tank is not managed properly, the primer bulb won’t get hard. Air leaks in the fuel lines after the primer bulb, a bad fuel. The way this valve works is with a moving ball that will block off the fuel. A primer bulb has a one way valve inside of it so the fuel that you pump won’t get back “down” the line and back into the tank. Your owner’s manual will often guide you on troubleshooting and replacing the primer bulb. If you don’t hold the bulb vertically, you could prevent the ball from blocking the fuel. A firm, consistent pump action is a good sign. Primer bulbs do not work well if there is lots of air and no fuel.