Thread: Fuel basics
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Old 12-12-2009, 07:54 AM
imbodie imbodie is offline
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I made one small change to your suggestion.

Instead of cracking the banjo bolt, I pulled the return fuel line off. With the return fuel line in hand, I used my air compressor to pump air down it instead.

Obviously not opening the air nozzle full blown but putting just enough pressure that I could hear it in the fuel tank bubbling. Within a few moments I had frothy fuel coming out of the return banjo connection... just a few seconds more and I had good non-frothy fuel running out at a good rate.

I'm still debating on cracking the lines at the injector, the manual says it should be self priming and I really don't want to crack the lines unless I have too.

Will decide what I should do when I go back to the car in a bit. Seems my battery discharged quite a bit in the last week.
-Tim
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