bubbles in fuel line
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bubbles in fuel line
hi all i just replaced the fuel tank on my t maxx because i cracked the other one. ever since then ther has been air bubbles in the fuel line and ive replaced the lines lik 4 times. so im thinking its the tank. any i deas?
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RE: bubbles in fuel line
are the bubbles flowing through while the truck is stationary?? when its moving and you come to a stop there can be some bubbles in the lines,, but if there are bubbles going through while the truck is stationary for awhile then u might have to do something about it
are you having any engine probs like overheating and stuff,, if you ant having any then I dont think that its going to be a problem
are you having any engine probs like overheating and stuff,, if you ant having any then I dont think that its going to be a problem
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RE: bubbles in fuel line
ya the seal is fine. the tank is pretty mnuch brand new. this is annoying becuase i cant seem to fix it!!! and my mom is getting tired of takeing me to the hobby shoip lol
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RE: bubbles in fuel line
test your tank for an an air leak place it in a bucket of water and hold the pressure line with your finger and blow thought the gas line and watch what happens. in the tank i see there is a little tube that sucks the fuel in, try to have a look at it remove the lid completely so u don't brake the cap.
also check the fuel line for rips, remove it form tank and filter, stretch it as much as u can and hold both holes with you fingers and place it in water if it gets water inside get a new one
also check the fuel line for rips, remove it form tank and filter, stretch it as much as u can and hold both holes with you fingers and place it in water if it gets water inside get a new one