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Re: Sediment bowl wont drain
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Posted by JDM...Heres what I did this morning on April 14, 2001 at 06:02:18 from (206.74.34.199):
In Reply to: Sediment bowl wont drain posted by JDM on April 14, 2001 at 04:47:05:
Drained the gas back out.(Hate I lost a little as much as gas has shot up).Took off the NEW sediment bowl assembly and gas lines.Made sure all of that was clean.It was.No obstruction in the tank.Put every thing back together,leaving line off at carb.turned the valve on,no flow at all.took off gas cap,still no flow.Loosened nut on bottom of assembly,gas flowed but leaking.Tighened nut again and flow stopped.Blew air up the fuel line and the gas flowed.Attached lines and opened drain on carb.Gas still flowing good.Closed valve on carb and started tractor.Ran fine for about 20 minutes or so and the flowed stopped again.Blew air up the line and again it flowed.Had to repeat this about 5 times to get it ack to the house.Its like as long as the gas is flowing its ok but when the carb fills up and stops the flow,something happens in the sediment bowl assembly to keep the gas from leaving the tank.Oh and I tried it without the scren and with the screen and a different gasket and even a different bowl with no luck.Am highly considering changeing the whole thing like jiM said,but hate to waste the money I spent on the new bowl as now I cant return it.
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