After trying to Diagnose a fuel distribution problem, one of the recommendations was to look at the fuel filters. The Water Sep filter with the plastic bowl had a lot of sediment(rust looking) and a glob of goo. It has been recommended the clogged f...
Hello All new to RVnet, but have been looking this forum since I purchased my first rv, A 2003 Four winds Four Runner 35c. been a mechanic for alot of year and am very technically savybut not a diesel Mech, I think I understand what is going on but w...
path1 wrote:Read your other post...Really I don't have a clue but, The place where I retired from(driving trucks) we used to have a problem with cross over lines (that really was a cross under line for both tanks to equalize each other) would get clo...
path1 wrote:Q-What additive to use?A- Most all work if you follow directionsI use biokleen, since 2003 no problems. Very good instructions on bottle.Fuel and clean air are lifeblood of diesel. Filters are first to change out.Keep a spare (set) of Fue...
CarringBwanted to get back to you.today I diagnosised the system again, and checked on how everything was mounted ad routed.first the hoses: I removed all the hoses except the return from the right tank, couldn't gain the leverage to get the line loo...
thanks for getting back to me so quickly, I will be looking into this tonight or tomorrow and let you know the results.And I did not know about the manufacturing of this vehicle and will locate my local International dealer. I did find a Tee at a for...
carringb wrote:Sounds like a plugged crossover line. Basically, the returning fuel is supposed to siphon fuel from the left to the right using the venture effect. If there is an obstruction in the crossover line, then the returned fuel simply gets pu...
