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riverunner
08-09-2014 17:26:32
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I have a 2870 case that always started as soon as I would hit the key. Now it starts then dies. I have to crank for awhile then it will sputter for a few seconds and finally starts to run and runs fine. The fuel must be bleeding back. Is there a check valve or somthing that needs to be replaced?
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d.borcher
08-10-2014 06:18:39
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Re: 2870 fuel in reply to riverunner, 08-09-2014 17:26:32
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I've had the seals in primer pump go bad and allow for the fuel leak back.
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John Saeli
08-09-2014 18:31:03
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Re: 2870 fuel in reply to riverunner, 08-09-2014 17:26:32
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I had the same problem & it was a loose fitting between the sediment bowl & pump.. Check the sediment bowl glass itself & all the fittings on the suction side of the pump.
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