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Gregory OConnor

Jim, kinda strange that the pump would go just after the filter???
wonder if the old pump has a screen that is all crapped up with what
ever was passing on to the filter???? Or do you think it was not a
dirty filter issue but a weak pump??

I have had trucks in service for over 150,000 miles and never have
changed the fuel filters until there was a need then I was changing
the filters every week.
Gone camping with Derek later this month, gotta remember to bring
some coleman fuel for his pump stove. Funny the thing you remember.
Hi to Linda
Greg94ptRomolandCa --- In
WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "chunkymar" wrote:
>
> I have an 82 fc 35 with 3208 cat. After my last trip, it was
running
> real rough at idle then quit and it wouldn't start again. I
noticed
> the Racor guage was near the red (low fuel flow). So I replace all
> fuel filters including the Racor, filled the racor bowl with fuel
and
> bled the injectors. It started and ran ok for a few minutes then
> started the same thing. The racor filter bowl was dry. Then I
> remembered about an electric lift fuel pump mounted near the fuel
tank
> in the rear. I checked for voltage with ignition on and there was
12
> volts. I replaced the pump. Not an easy job lying under the
coach
> with very little room to move. As soon as turned on the ignition
it
> started pumping, filled the filter, I bled the injectors and all
is
> well.
>
> Jim Marsh
> 82fc 35
> Serendipity
>
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