Setup Temporary Fuel System and Prime Carburetor
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What happens here
Due to a rusted-through original fuel tank, a temporary fuel system is set up. This involves a small red plastic gasoline can (labeled 'GASOLINE') acting as a temporary fuel tank, connected via a hose to a G&B #42S Micro Electric Fuel Pump (2-3.5 PSI, 28 GPH). Pour gasoline from a larger red gasoline can into the temporary fuel tank. Then, pour a small amount of gasoline directly into the carburetors bowls to prime the engine for an initial start.
Goal: Provide fuel to the engine for initial starting attempts.
Tools and materials
- Fuel Hose — Connecting the fuel pump to the carburetor
- Hose Clamps — Securing fuel hose connections
- Larger Red Plastic Gasoline Can — Storing and dispensing gasoline
- Small Red Plastic Gasoline Can — Temporary fuel tank
- Gasoline — Fueling the engine