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Re: Fury dillema
[Re: FuryUs]
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12/25/08 04:00 PM
12/25/08 04:00 PM
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RapidRobert
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I'm wondering if the sock in the tank is partly plugged & intermittently stopping the flow & that was the problem all along. You might hook a can of gas in the eng compartment to the pump inlet which would tell you if it's in the pump/carb or rearward & I would check the neoprene line at the tank & maybe popping the carb top & see if anything looks amiss.
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Re: Fury dillema
[Re: plymguy]
#174692
12/25/08 07:17 PM
12/25/08 07:17 PM
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RapidRobert
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5/16" factory socks are available & you can put a rubber tipped blowgun nozzle on the sending unit metal inlet & blast it to either blow the sock off or make a split in it & then add a fuel filter as you suggested & on a low rpm app such as yours adding it before the pump "probably" would not cause any vapor lock issues next summer but I think I would add it between the pump & carb which there should be one there anyhow. Taking off the sending unit is such a pain/dangerous I would for sure continue diagnosing & pinpoint the exact problem before I undid it & additionally some pumps wont prime when worn out when cranking because of the slow speed but will do OK when running but the pump is newer & you tried a good used one but the eccentric might be worn excessively. Holler back when you find out, inquiring minds want to know.
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Re: Fury dillema
[Re: plymguy]
#174693
12/25/08 09:20 PM
12/25/08 09:20 PM
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davidcwhitney
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Had a similar problem in my '66 Newport. Look inboard of the frame rail amidships below the B pillar and see if there is a rubber tube about 3 inches long connecting two metal fuel lines together. In the '66 this is present on both sides. If it's there, it's probably dry rotted.
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