Weird fuel problem
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Le Mans Master
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 6,158
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From: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada NS
I don't know who maufacturers it but I bought it from Blue Ribbon Corvettes
http://www.blueribbonproducts.com/
They highly recommended it (or at least Bill and Dottie did at Blue Ribbon did)....
http://www.blueribbonproducts.com/
They highly recommended it (or at least Bill and Dottie did at Blue Ribbon did)....
Instructor
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: Las Vegas, NV
I know I am stating the obvious, but it could be alot of sediment in your fuel filter. After a clogged filter sits for some time, the sediment settles and will allow fuel to pass again. After running the engine for some time, the sediment will return and "re-clog" the filter. This could explain what you are witnessing.
Then again - it could be vapor lock.
Regardless of the vapor lock issue, its always worth checking your fuel filter (especially if you replaced a rusty tank a while back and did not replace the filter at that time). Just my $.02
-L76
Then again - it could be vapor lock.
Regardless of the vapor lock issue, its always worth checking your fuel filter (especially if you replaced a rusty tank a while back and did not replace the filter at that time). Just my $.02
-L76
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: Southeast Missouri
Originally Posted by kenmo
I don't know who maufacturers it but I bought it from Blue Ribbon Corvettes
http://www.blueribbonproducts.com/
They highly recommended it (or at least Bill and Dottie did at Blue Ribbon did)....
http://www.blueribbonproducts.com/
They highly recommended it (or at least Bill and Dottie did at Blue Ribbon did)....
