Topic: Starting problem 3.0 v6 (Read 1808 times)

dave the builder · « **Reply #15 on:** 07 April 2022, 17:49:53 »

that would do it
fuel is too lazy to travel all the way to the rail if there's a hole nearer

my in tank rubber fuel hose had started to deteriorate .
it's NLS and shaped (so not easy to replace with standard hose)
i replaced with a PROTEC CONVOLUTED NYLON IN-TANK FUEL HOSE clicky
14503 Convoluted In-Tank Fuel Hose, 280mm Length, 8mm & 9.5mm ID
Available from Deamon-tweeks
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/311899165989

danzigfan · « **Reply #16 on:** 07 April 2022, 18:05:04 »

Nice to know it can be replaced because I found cracks on both bigger hoses inside the tank

dave the builder · « **Reply #17 on:** 07 April 2022, 18:23:06 »

Nice to know it can be replaced because I found cracks on both bigger hoses inside the tank

If that's the case it might be wise to replace the delivery one (from the pump out) sooner rather than later

sudden power loss can put you in a dangerous situation

danzigfan · « **Reply #18 on:** 07 April 2022, 18:32:16 »

It's on to do list, thwnks.
Well car starts fine now, from first try