[CBBOO]

Hi!
Just replaced the female fuel fittings on my Brute.

Connected the males and just to be reasured everything was ok. I blew into the OUT and ofcource there were no resistance (the filter and pump is still dissconected).

But blowing in to the IN, there were a lot of resistance! I could not blow in at all. When trying to suck I can clearly taste fuel. But is it normal that there is that kind of resistance or is something blocked in there?

Cheers!

Magnus

[Donsy]

Originally Posted by CBBOO

Hi!
Just replaced the female fuel fittings on my Brute.

Connected the males and just to be reasured everything was ok. I blew into the OUT and ofcource there were no resistance (the filter and pump is still dissconected).

But blowing in to the IN, there were a lot of resistance! I could not blow in at all. When trying to suck I can clearly taste fuel. But is it normal that there is that kind of resistance or is something blocked in there?

Cheers!

Magnus

Enough blowing and sucking brother. Connect it and start it

[CBBOO]

Guess youre right Donsy.

Thing is I dont want to take it apart again..
I removed the screw inside the tank and did some blowing and the resistance was gone so I guess It all is like it should be...

I have replaced all internal hoses and filter and fittings, the question now is if I shall replace the last pair of fuellines or shall I keep em?

/M