hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
11-03-2003, 07:10 PM
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hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
run fine until the next morning.
It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
It doesn't do this everytime.
The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
thanks
bob kuhn
87 4 cyl
92 4.0L
with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
run fine until the next morning.
It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
It doesn't do this everytime.
The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
thanks
bob kuhn
87 4 cyl
92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:32 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Hi Bob,
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:32 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Hi Bob,
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:32 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Hi Bob,
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
You need a kit with a new accelerator pump plunger in it, as if you
needed someone to tell you that. You may also need a fuel pump too, if
it's allowing the gas to siphon back to the tank.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:38 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Yes.
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:38 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Yes.
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 07:38 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Yes.
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
line from the pump to the tank.
The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
top one goes to the return line.
If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
line when it sits.
A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
where the rubber hose connects.
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
the KUHNhunter wrote:
>
> For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime it
> with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues to
> run fine until the next morning.
> It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when I
> pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> It doesn't do this everytime.
> The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> thanks
> bob kuhn
> 87 4 cyl
> 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 09:36 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Could it be that the carb is drying out (a hole in the float bowl... is that
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 09:36 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Could it be that the carb is drying out (a hole in the float bowl... is that
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
11-03-2003, 09:36 PM
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Re: hard starting 87 wrangler 4 cyl.
Could it be that the carb is drying out (a hole in the float bowl... is that
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
what it's called??)?
"Mike Romain" <romainm@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:3FA6F50E.E20DE031@sympatico.ca...
> Yes.
>
> Could either be the gas filter in upside down or a pinhole leak in the
> line from the pump to the tank.
>
> The fuel filter has two outlets, the center one goes to the carb and the
> top one goes to the return line.
>
> If the outlet for the return line isn't at the top, the gas will syphon
> back to the tank and air lock the fuel pump.
>
> If there is a pinhole leak on the suction line from the pump to the
> tank, it won't leak when running, but it will let air in to empty the
> line when it sits.
>
> A visual inspection can find that, look for stains on the gas line near
> the clamps to the frame usually. Usually the back one just before the
> rubber hose to the tank is the bad one too. Next is the one up front
> where the rubber hose connects.
>
> Mike
> 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
> 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
>
> the KUHNhunter wrote:
> >
> > For the last couple of days my 87 4cyl has been hard to start. I prime
it
> > with a thimble full of gas and it starts up and runs fine. It continues
to
> > run fine until the next morning.
> > It doesn't seem to be getting any fuel after sitting overnight even when
I
> > pump the living snot out of the accelorator.
> > It doesn't do this everytime.
> > The 4 banger runs really smooth with no misses or surges once it gets
> > running. It starts right up once I put a tad bit of gas down the carb.
> > Any ideas as to the most likely cause??
> > thanks
> > bob kuhn
> > 87 4 cyl
> > 92 4.0L
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