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I'm thinking the blockage has to do with the fuel tank valves or sending units. This is what the gauge shows with the fuel filter plumbed straight into a Jerry can of diesel running at wide open throttle.
BTW, my no-start Issue was a fried fuse holder for the ECM. Yay road salt!
Cummins N14 boosting the power/filter vac #'s
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by zx150, Oct 16, 2016.
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Is that feeding your frame mounted filter or the davco?
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Frame mounted filter. I should probably retry this while hooked to the Davco.
This is the setup I rigged up to get those #'s. -
Almost bet your results will pretty cut and cry.
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I think i asked this before. Have you checked oring on bottom of davco? Could be sucking air. Some davcos have a check valve at outlet.
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You could bypass davco. Or go tank to spin on.
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O ring is good on there. For what it's worth I've discovered(on this truck) that when there is a leak at a fitting or one of the hoses(air in fuel) the #'s go down.
Rigged up the same set up running thru both filters and the #'s got no higher than 3".
Gotta be the tank valves or tank pickup sumps. Would make sense because every hose and fitting I've replaced so far have been jammed up with gritty black gunk. -
Sounds like it. Are the vents plugged? Could blow air back thru to tanks. Then look in bottom of tanks to see if anything came out
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Doesn't appear the vents are clogged, #'s still high with gas caps open.
Gonna see what happens with the back flush. I did notice more of the black gunk in the bottom of the Davco when I changed the last filter. -
Can you get some of the black out. Is it slimy or like asphalt?
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