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Re: Re: Fuel return line 1964 ford 4000 D
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Posted by Russell Bernard on June 29, 2004 at 17:19:43 from (24.236.114.56):
In Reply to: Re: Fuel return line 1964 ford 4000 D posted by derelect txblu on June 29, 2004 at 05:52:39:
Thanks Mark!! I have to write myself notes, so don't be to hard on yourself. This tractor problem is very frustrating. I have been to a ford tractor shop,called several ford dealers and no one knows anything about my fuel return line! Someone out there knows how to fix this problem, so I will keep asking until I find the answer. The last guy I talked to said he thought I needed to change, what he called the "rubbers" Which are located somewhere in the fuel return line under the valve cover. Thanks for any help you can give me!! Russ
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