no fuel

[johnbarry44]

I had a similar problem recently; turned out to be a poor connection
at ignition switch which in turn prevented fuel pump (above front of
fuel tank) from working. Vibration over time had caused loose
connection to scorch a bit. It would start if voltage was in the 14V
range but not below. Installed new wire and connections to ignition
switch solving problem. There is another solenoid on frame behind
curbside battery slide you might also check, which connects to main
starter solenoid.
John Barry
88FC Song Bird
Carlsbad, NM--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, putneyflash@...
wrote:
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> When you open the cover the service assembly sits in the vee of the
engine should be a solenoid standing stright up forward of the air
cleaner. it should click when the key is turned on.the fuel lines run
from the assembly to the injectors.there is usually a bleed screw or
pitcock on top of the pump. if you pump with the hand primeing pump
you should get fuel out the bleed screw
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> It is a 3208 and one of the problems has been finding the actual
locations of the fuel pump and the solenoid. Mike, Randy and the guys
have given me some
> direction there, so with my trusty meter and a set of spare hands(
my pal doesn't know I'planning to use his hands) I can ring that
circuit out and hopefully get this PROPERLY repaired and a test
button installed. My # is 8166786227
> Glenn
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> From: putneyflash@...
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 6:58 PM
> Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] no fuel
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> Me again: if its a 3208 what is your telephone number?
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> I am still trying to get my 83 to start. Engine spins and will
start with a shot of wd40, but am getting no fuel from to the
injectors to the cylinders. Where would the pump be, or the device ,
solenoid or whatever makes the pump run? Is there a separate fused
circuit between the ignition switch and the pump? Any other ideas?
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> DrDigger
> 83 FC35
> Kansas City, mo
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