Fuel line?
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Fuel line?
My fuel line seems to have air bubbles in it at times...only when it reaches say half tank? Will adding more fuel line help this? I know there are a lot of posts for half tank lean. But it happens some times when I just fill the tank up half way. I have a nitro star motor with an hpi rs3 tank...it for my drag car.
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RE: Fuel line?
replace the fuel lines, theirs wholes in them that's whats giving you bubbles causing your motor to lean out, just replace the existing lines with new fuel tubing.
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RE: Fuel line?
Make sure your fuel cap is seating all the way and that the o-ring has not been compromised. A tiny air leak there will let the tank turn into an air bubble factory.
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RE: Fuel line?
It might be internal fuel tank leak [link]http://www.rc411.com/pages/quicktips.php?tip=67[/link] , if you cant find anything else, its worth checking it out.
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RE: Fuel line?
there is no "good" fuel line its pretty much all the same. I like dubro because of the colors. i always keep some clear line handy just because.
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RE: Fuel line?
I had similar issues on mine that I bought used. Replaced both lines and it worked like a dream.
I just bought generic fuel lines, but I picked a light color so I could very easily tell when the fuel was primed properly.
I just bought generic fuel lines, but I picked a light color so I could very easily tell when the fuel was primed properly.