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Jorge, Happy Memorial Day weekend!
You have likely already done this but I would start by connecting a portable fuel tank to your fuel water separator and seeing if that works as normal. Assuming the valves on the fuel/water separator are open, that would eliminate the fuel pump and anything else from the fuel/water separator to the motor. That leaves: 1). Valve at fuel/water separator is closed (hey, its easy to do, but fortunately as easy to fix) 2). A clog in your fuel pick-up tube or elbow (I've experienced this) you maybe able to disconnect hose and blow into it. If it bubbles the fuel like a water pipe, the flow is good. However something may be getting sucked into the tube. 3). A broken or separated fuel pick-up tube (Gonna have to go in)... 4). A clog in in your vent (should be able to hear or feel air as you fill tank) 5). You are simply out of gas ![]() Good luck. Keep us posted.
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there's no such thing as normal anymore... Last edited by McGillicuddy; 05-26-2013 at 03:01 PM. |
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