Ram is hard starting again ...
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RE: Ram is hard starting again ...
Yeah the fuel looked like fizzy Mt. Dew soda. When it stopped sucking air it was a crystal clear amber diesel color. If it is sucking air, there more than likely won't be any fuel leaking out. In my case, there was no fuel leak.
I found my leak by taking off everything from the pump back to the tank. Plugging oneendand pressurizing it with compressed air. There was still enough diesel in the line to buble up at the leak. You could also do the same thing and submerge it in water, or spray it with soapy water like you would to find a tire leak.
I found my leak by taking off everything from the pump back to the tank. Plugging oneendand pressurizing it with compressed air. There was still enough diesel in the line to buble up at the leak. You could also do the same thing and submerge it in water, or spray it with soapy water like you would to find a tire leak.
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RE: Ram is hard starting again ...
I hear ya, but if i was sucking air wouldn't the air seperator ( ala FASS Fuel Air Seperation System ) remove the air from the fuel?
I'm still wondering if there could be some sort of bleed down or back syphon going on or something. I seem to only have the problem after the truck sits unused for about 3 days. Once I get it fired up, it starts fine every time afterwards.
I'm still wondering if there could be some sort of bleed down or back syphon going on or something. I seem to only have the problem after the truck sits unused for about 3 days. Once I get it fired up, it starts fine every time afterwards.
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