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4.0 engine spitting raw fuel out exaust       #: 2175
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 Posted: Fri Aug 14th, 2020 06:57 pm
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 Would it hurt to take my air hose and blow air back to my tank through the fpr return line to make sure it's not plugged up.
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 Posted: Sat Aug 15th, 2020 09:17 am
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 NO it wont hurt it, good thinking
There is a little orange rubber fitting on the end of your return fuel line in the tank, it is there to try and hold fuel line pressure
Do not put too much pressure to it or you may blow that sucker off of there, just a few psi should do it just to ensure there are no blockages!



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 I think I may have put too much, my pressure on my air compressor is set at 125
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 well if there were any blockages they will be in the tank now :)



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 I hope you had the fuel cap off when you did this



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 410customs wrote:
I wish I was there dang
I was thinking the same thing.



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