keepitgreen05
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should there always be pressure in the primer bulb. my bulb never really has pressure unless i pump it when its not running.....i am new at all this my grandfather took care of all this
primer bulb
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tsubaki
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It varies.
Depending on the fuel pumps ability, the vacuum applied, the condition of the carb seats, fuel delivery, etc.
My normal take, if the engine does not have a problem then there is no problem.
Ended up replacing a fuel pump on my daughters boat last week and the bubble stayed tighter than when I owned the motor.
Depending on the fuel pumps ability, the vacuum applied, the condition of the carb seats, fuel delivery, etc.
My normal take, if the engine does not have a problem then there is no problem.
Ended up replacing a fuel pump on my daughters boat last week and the bubble stayed tighter than when I owned the motor.
Technically the primer bulb is just to get the fuel to the carb initially then the fuel pump takes over. At that point the bulb becomes a fat piece of fuel line.
spareparts
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didn't we just beat this dead horse?