Gas in Fuel Return Line

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Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line #766180 11/21/06 01:53 PM

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Durham,NC

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Getting the Wheeling Fever

Hello BRG. As the injectors are on the pressure side of the IP, I can not see how air could be sucked into the fuel lines.......I would put a electric push pump on the supply side............

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Gas in Fuel Return Line	Anonymous	11/19/06 03:22 AM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	kravdraa	11/20/06 01:42 PM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	Anonymous	11/20/06 07:33 PM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	crossbones	11/21/06 01:53 PM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	OutfitBoss	11/22/06 01:09 AM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	crossbones	11/22/06 07:20 PM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	OutfitBoss	11/23/06 03:02 PM
Re: Gas in Fuel Return Line	Anonymous	11/23/06 07:49 PM

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