[Public-list] air in fuel lines

[George Dinwiddie]

Does it run ok if you open the fuel fill?  It could be a clog in the 
fuel tank vent.  BTW, I don't think a priming bulb is CG approved for 
inboard gas engines.

Lonsdale Michael wrote:
> I have tightened all clamps on fuel line fittings going to the filters 
> and pump.  I also installed a priming bulb in line before the main 
> filter (racor) and can not eliminate air in the lines after running the 
> engine for a few minutes.  When it shuts down I squeeze the priming bulb 
> and it opens with some force as there is suction from the pump.  I have 
> removed the line from the carb inlet barb and activated the pump and 
> there is plenty of pressure.  I bypassed the main filter and still the 
> problem exists.  Only thought is my fuel pump is not putting out enough 
> pressure or a hole in the pickup tube.
> Michael
> Tsunami II
> 

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