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jpilk99
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Thanks tkcomer
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tkcomer
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Oops, forgot about this. It was the vacuum line for the fuel pump.
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jpilk99
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I gotta go find this “vacuum line”. Sounds like my culprit. Thx.
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jpilk99
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tkcomer
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That looks different from mine but that one line with the elbow is the vacuum line.
Richard001
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It's not a vacuum line, it is a pulse line.
The pulses from the crankcase cause the diaphragm in the pump to move back and forth and that action combined with a couple of check valves cause the fuel to be pump thru the part.
The pulses from the crankcase cause the diaphragm in the pump to move back and forth and that action combined with a couple of check valves cause the fuel to be pump thru the part.
