[VB] Diagnosing bad fuel pump
Kevin Guarnotta kguarnotta at usa.netTue Oct 15 07:25:46 MST 2013
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I made it through the weekend voyage to NH. Not a far trip, about 2 hours. Foliage this time of year, really nice up there. The bus was ok. I did have some sputtering, and some trouble starting - so I can't tell if what I did helped the problem, or if I still have the problem but it didn't rear its ugly head this weekend. That is what I hate about intermittent problems. Anyway - my next step will be to pull the petcock on the fuel tank. Any tips on removing that? I am envisioning a whole bunch of gas pouring out after taking it out. Are there seals in there that I'll need to replace? Oh yeah - some other things I checked - after driving for a bit, I checked the coil, it was not burning hot. That is good, right? Dipstick passed the hand touch test after driving for a bit, i.e. it was not too hot to hold. SO I think engine is not running too hot. I looked for a fuel pressure gauge at my FLAPS. The only one they had appeared to be for measuring much higher pressures, i.e. The gauge was not fine enough so that I'd be able to tell the difference between 3 PSI and 8 PSI. -Kevin Guarnotta Jamaica Plain, MA '78 Westy '69 Singlecab '65 Ez-camper
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