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Mercruiser Fuel Pump
I have a Mercruiser 120 fuel problem. There is a small tube going from the
fuel pump to the throat of the carburetor (like a vacuum tube) and it is injecting a large volume of fuel into the carburetor throat, bypassing the float assembly altogether and flooding the engine. When I remove this tube and attempt to plug it, the engine runs properly but there is so much pressure on this little tube it blows the plug out and starts pouring raw fuel into the boat! Automotive engines don't have this tube, and I don't know what it's purpose is. Can anyone offer any help? Thanks! |
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