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Old 09-30-2017, 03:40 PM
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Having trouble pulling fuel from the tank to the filter. New filter and fuel pump. I can take the filter off the line from the tank, put a piece of fuel hose on it and put it my gas can and it will pump fuel. But when I hook the filter back up to the line coming from the tank, it will not pull fuel. I blowed air back thru the line to the tank and I can hear it moving the gas around. Their is a 1/4 tank of fuel. Any ideas/suggestion on what the problem might be, will be greatly appreicated.
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Are you using the correct fuel filter (KH25-050-22-S1)...???

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Don, dumb question but is the filter installed the correct way? Most have a directional arrow on them or say "flow" with an arrow. Does yours?
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Are you using the correct fuel filter (KH25-050-22-S1)...???

No, Napa 3011.
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Don, dumb question but is the filter installed the correct way? Most have a directional arrow on them or say "flow" with an arrow. Does yours?
Yes, filter is installed the correct way.
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Have you checked the filter for obstruction? Seems like the most obvious of problems. Just because it's new doesn't mean it isn't defective.
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Have you checked the filter for obstruction? Seems like the most obvious of problems. Just because it's new doesn't mean it isn't defective.
I pulled the filter off the line from the tank and put a piece of line on it and stuck in my 5 gallon fuel can. It pulled fuel just fine. Engine fired up and ran just fine. So I do not think it is the filter.
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Well, then the fitting in the tank must be plugged. Take it out and inspect it.
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Leave the filter installed and see if it will pull from the "gas can".

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Well, then the fitting in the tank must be plugged. Take it out and inspect it.
I agree but don’t try to clean it up just replace it. They are cheap.
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