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  1. 30th August 2012, 05:54 PM #31
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    Valid point, Blknight
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    Its alive

    Took a really long time to bleed.. about 30min but i stopped after 20 and blew back through the hose to make sure it was clear.

    Not really sure what is was.. i didnt find anything obvious that was blocking it. But it works now so thanks everyone for your help.
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    excess sediment/contamination/crud caught up at the tank pick up coupled with a slight leak (air only, one way into the system as your creating a low pressure in the line) at one of the seals.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    excess sediment/contamination/crud caught up at the tank pick up coupled with a slight leak (air only, one way into the system as your creating a low pressure in the line) at one of the seals.
    Yep. I will order some new hose.. what is the best way of tracking down which seal? Just keep replacing them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by flagg View Post
    Yep. I will order some new hose.. what is the best way of tracking down which seal? Just keep replacing them?
    Try parking it nose downhill with a full tank of fuel. Hopefully the leak will be obvious.
    I had an air leak in mine which turned out to be the lift pump inlet banjo. Just enough to make it stutter a bit uphill under high load but no leaks. 20 mins parked nose downhill gave me quite a large puddle on the driveway (ie don't just park it and leave overnight).

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