Subject	Fuel damper and pressure regulator
Posted by	CoHPhasor on January 25, 2011 at 10:15 PM
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In Reply To	gas fumes posted by LJS on January 25, 2011 at 02:40 PM
Message	The sign of them going bad is that the vac line on them gets filled with gas. (They have vacuum diaphragms and when they fail they allow fuel to seep by) This also causes you to run rich. Let it run *just a little*, rev it a bit, then pull off the vac line. (be ready with a bowl) IMPORTANT!!!! Do NOT get the engine HOT! IF these are leaking, they could potentially spew fuel onto a hot manifold! Of course, with vacuum controlled gadgets in the cabin, it makes it easy for the fuel smell to come in. Check those immediately, get back to us.
Follow Ups	gas fumes - LJS 14:40:46 01/25/11 fuel dampener? (n/m) - Khronik 15:00:39 01/25/11 Re: fuel dampener? - LJS 15:05:14 01/25/11 Re: fuel dampener? - LJS 15:49:28 01/25/11 "Search". There are countless posts about this problem. - zellamay 17:36:21 01/25/11 sure its gas? mine stinks right after changing the tranny... - RonZ300 (Socal) 20:22:31 01/25/11 Fuel damper and pressure regulator - CoHPhasor 22:15:34 01/25/11 what CoH said ^ - Khronik 13:24:29 01/26/11 That's kind of what I said, but DONT do this^^ - CoHPhasor 17:23:42 01/26/11 yeah.. again what CoH said (n/m) - Khronik 18:16:19 01/26/11
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