Re: Roosa-Master Gave it Up?

Posted by Chris Brown on August 08, 2004 at 09:34:39 from (209.206.208.5):

In Reply to: Roosa-Master Gave it Up? posted by txblu on August 08, 2004 at 08:17:06:

Everyhting you describe indicates air bubbles in the fuel. I use a rag over the gas cap and some air pressure then bleed the filter(s) then loosen the line at the pump,don't be afraid to let a quart or so out,some people bleed a few drops and call it good and that ain't enough. Do all this a couple times and then crank/bleed the injectors and it'll run. Like already said,I have had air trouble for many hours after installing new filters. I don't think your pump is bad. They usually just quit ,cold turkey. and never run again.Or take off wide open and won't shut down till chunks blow.

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