 Possible bad fuel pump part 3, Problem solved...thank you George Hussey |
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| Ampex351 |
 Jun 20 2020, 06:52 PM
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I have been through testing the coil for spark, checking fuel pump relay,
Opening the fuel line between the injector rail and the fuel line to see if gas is coming through. None it worked or found the problem. Enter George Hussy. On the phone he says, "have you checked your gas tank level"? No, I said. The gauge says it has 1/2 of a tank. George says, "check the tank... gauges lie". I checked the tank and it was completely out of gas!! I went and got 5 gallons of CLEAR gas, no ethanol came home, put it in the tank. Cranked the engine a few times and she fired up! I let her warm up a bit and went for ride. WOW! Runs like a champ. I could not be happier. THANK YOU GEORGE!! Roger Cunningham Ampex351 |
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