On Tue, 8 Jun 1999 23:08:51 -0400 "Mac Shingleton"
<mdskp44@mindspring.com> writes:
> As far as testing, you could attach a short piece of hose to the
>suction side, put it in a container of fuel and stroke the plunger to
>see if it will draw up the fuel. To prime the pump, turn the plunger
>handle counterclockwise until free from its threads, loosen the bleed
>screw, stroke the plunger until fuel free from air bubbles flows from
>bleed screw, tighten bleed screw while still stroking plunger.
>
> I like this filter arrangement, as it allows you to visibly check
>for water in your fuel.
>
>Mac
>79 504D (among others)
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