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Ford 9N, 2N & 8N Discussion Forum
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wcurley000

12-02-2012 08:51:32
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The manual for my 8N says it has a reserve tank. How does it work?




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Paul in Edmonton

12-02-2012 12:03:55
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 08:51:32  
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Question for you Bruce: Where can I get a new sediment bowl that's not junk? I got one from the "other" 8N parts website, and it's junk. But the valve stem is wrecked on my original...

-Paul



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Bob Harvey

12-02-2012 13:30:38
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Paul in Edmonton, 12-02-2012 12:03:55  
You can get just the stem only (part # APN 9194 $6.48) from this site. I think this was the part they sent me in the mail (as you have said no shipping to Canada, but worth a try). HTH



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GO FIGGER, John,PA

12-02-2012 11:50:30
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 08:51:32  
Consider this..........10 gal of gas.
When she spits at YA.........start heading to the "barn". Approx. 45 min, she should know what STALL was YOURS. NIGHT OWL.

GARFIELD



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flembo

12-02-2012 10:24:14
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 08:51:32  

I believe the sedement bowl he refers to is the one shown this one was off a 46 2n also shown in the original service manual



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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2012 12:58:07
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to flembo, 12-02-2012 10:24:14  
Could be.

It's possible he has a 9N/2N bowl on an 8N.



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flembo

12-02-2012 10:30:33
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to flembo, 12-02-2012 10:24:14  
wcurlyoo if you look close at your sedement bowl you should be able to make out the R for reserve and M for main turn handle to point to left for reserve or right for main that is if your bowl is in act the same as I have pictured



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flembo

12-02-2012 10:40:51
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to flembo, 12-02-2012 10:30:33  
Oh and straight down is off you should get in the habit off of turning it off



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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2012 09:04:05
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 08:51:32  

No, it does not have a reserve tank.

The tank holds 10 gallons.

If you open the sediment bowl valve 2 turns (no more, no less) as the manual says, it will provide 9 gallons of gas. If you want to get that extra (reserve) gallon, open the valve all the way.

All of this assumes:

1. You have the OEM style sediment bowl.
2. The lower orifice on the sediment bowl standpipe is not clogged (and they usually are).

The OEM bowl is on the left in the pic. The others are off-shore junk.

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THERE...John,PA

12-02-2012 13:55:58
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Bruce (VA), 12-02-2012 09:04:05  
There SHE is! On the left. GOOD KNOB spinner.

John,PA



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wcurley000

12-02-2012 09:15:57
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Bruce (VA), 12-02-2012 09:04:05  
Thank you Burce & Old. My manual does not say anything about how to set the reserve using the valve. I also have a Jubilee it has the round valve handle. My 8n has the lever. I have never moved it and have been runnig out of gas with about 1.5 inches of gas in the tank. Thanks again.



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Caryc

12-02-2012 09:40:47
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 09:15:57  
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I have never moved it

Does this mean you never shut off the fuel supply?



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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2012 09:47:50
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Caryc, 12-02-2012 09:40:47  
" Does this mean you never shut off the fuel supply? "

Excellent point.

Tip # 9.



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old

12-02-2012 09:40:17
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 09:15:57  
If you have that 1-2 inches of gas in the bottom of the tank that means the reserve is working as it should or the reserve part of the sediment bowl is clogged up which happen often



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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2012 09:39:07
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 09:15:57  
" My 8n has the lever."

As old & I both said.......it needs to be the OEM sediment bowl to have a reserve.

Look at the picture.

The OEM bowl has a knob, not a lever.



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Jim WI

12-02-2012 12:58:48
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Bruce (VA), 12-02-2012 09:39:07  
I have an after-market sediment bowl that has a reserve. I don't know how common this is.



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Bruce (VA)

12-02-2012 13:03:26
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Jim WI, 12-02-2012 12:58:48  
Does it have a lever or knob?

I've never seen one w/ a lever that had a reserve. The ones in the pic have a pipe plug on them as well for use on the Fergusons.



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Jim-WI

12-03-2012 10:38:03
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to Bruce (VA), 12-02-2012 13:03:26  
It has a knob and looks a lot like the OEM part. I don't know the manufacturer, but I bought it at Mills Fleet Farm.



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old

12-02-2012 09:02:39
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 Re: Fuel tank reserve in reply to wcurley000, 12-02-2012 08:51:32  
Simple. You open the sediment bowl valve 2 turns and it is on normal open it all the way and it is on reserve if it has the factory sediment bowl assembly on it that is



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