B brokeagain Forum Newbie Jun 28, 2017 #1 adjusted valaes on ohv twin, now not enough vacuum to work fuel pump
T Tinkerer200 Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2017 #2 Seems to me you were told on another forum that the two had nothing to do with each other. IF this is the case, it is co-incidental. Walt Conner
Seems to me you were told on another forum that the two had nothing to do with each other. IF this is the case, it is co-incidental. Walt Conner
reynoldston Lawn Pro Jul 3, 2017 #3 brokeagain said: adjusted valaes on ohv twin, now not enough vacuum to work fuel pump Click to expand... There are different engines and models that are made with the Ferris name. Just what do you have?
brokeagain said: adjusted valaes on ohv twin, now not enough vacuum to work fuel pump Click to expand... There are different engines and models that are made with the Ferris name. Just what do you have?
cpurvis Lawn Addict Jul 3, 2017 #4 The fuel pump is receiving the same amount of vacuum it did before you adjusted the valves. The fuel pump is powered by changes in crankcase pressure, not intake manifold pressure.
The fuel pump is receiving the same amount of vacuum it did before you adjusted the valves. The fuel pump is powered by changes in crankcase pressure, not intake manifold pressure.