07-09-2025, 05:42 PM
fill the Davco to the tip top and put the screw top on tight. Crank the coach from the back and observe carefully.
Do you see bubbles coming up the sides of the Davco? If you see bubbles are they focused above the fuel inlet?
Bubbles all around the edge says leaking seal. Bubbles only above the fuel inlet means you are sucking air somewhere. Could be out of fuel, a loose fitting, hole in the fuel line, or broken fuel pick up time.
Once you have run the fuel lines downstream of the filter out of fuel, it can take a number of cranks to get it going again. If it sucks it dry before you can get it to run, you can feed the Davco from the top with a five gallon jug of diesel.
Do you see bubbles coming up the sides of the Davco? If you see bubbles are they focused above the fuel inlet?
Bubbles all around the edge says leaking seal. Bubbles only above the fuel inlet means you are sucking air somewhere. Could be out of fuel, a loose fitting, hole in the fuel line, or broken fuel pick up time.
Once you have run the fuel lines downstream of the filter out of fuel, it can take a number of cranks to get it going again. If it sucks it dry before you can get it to run, you can feed the Davco from the top with a five gallon jug of diesel.
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
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