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Not Getting Fuel To The Carb. Allow several attempts, as the fuel likely lost it’s prime during the service just performed. After everything was cleaned up i hooked it up to the gas tank and noticed that fuel does not really get out of the tank to the carb even if the fuel shut off is opened. The fuel flows normally from the unplugged line but the carburetor isn't filling up when the fuel line is plugged into it? Put a clean piece of line on one end. Your carburetor might not be getting fuel due to a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump, a stuck needle valve, or a blocked. More specifically, you’ll want to inspect the portion of the fuel line between the carb and the engine. There's fuel in the system, but not enough flow to support proper running. Disconnect the flexible lines at the pump and the tank. I have checked the carb, defiantly fuel getting to it, cleaned out the jets, they are defiantly clear and the spark plug is getting a strong blue spark. If you still have a no start result. When fuel doesn’t travel from the carb to the engine, there’s a strong possibility that one or more parts of the fuel line are clogged.

The fuel flows normally from the unplugged line but the carburetor isn't filling up when the fuel line is plugged into it? Allow several attempts, as the fuel likely lost it’s prime during the service just performed. More specifically, you’ll want to inspect the portion of the fuel line between the carb and the engine. I have checked the carb, defiantly fuel getting to it, cleaned out the jets, they are defiantly clear and the spark plug is getting a strong blue spark. If you still have a no start result. Put a clean piece of line on one end. There's fuel in the system, but not enough flow to support proper running. Your carburetor might not be getting fuel due to a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump, a stuck needle valve, or a blocked. After everything was cleaned up i hooked it up to the gas tank and noticed that fuel does not really get out of the tank to the carb even if the fuel shut off is opened. When fuel doesn’t travel from the carb to the engine, there’s a strong possibility that one or more parts of the fuel line are clogged.

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Not Getting Fuel To The Carb Your carburetor might not be getting fuel due to a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump, a stuck needle valve, or a blocked. I have checked the carb, defiantly fuel getting to it, cleaned out the jets, they are defiantly clear and the spark plug is getting a strong blue spark. More specifically, you’ll want to inspect the portion of the fuel line between the carb and the engine. After everything was cleaned up i hooked it up to the gas tank and noticed that fuel does not really get out of the tank to the carb even if the fuel shut off is opened. Disconnect the flexible lines at the pump and the tank. The fuel flows normally from the unplugged line but the carburetor isn't filling up when the fuel line is plugged into it? Your carburetor might not be getting fuel due to a clogged fuel filter, a malfunctioning fuel pump, a stuck needle valve, or a blocked. Put a clean piece of line on one end. There's fuel in the system, but not enough flow to support proper running. Allow several attempts, as the fuel likely lost it’s prime during the service just performed. When fuel doesn’t travel from the carb to the engine, there’s a strong possibility that one or more parts of the fuel line are clogged. If you still have a no start result.