I replaced the fuel line coming out of the primer. It looked like the line was missing a piece but can't see anything in the tank. I ran the new line all the way to the bottome of the tank but I think I screwed that up. Now it wont seem to keep running after being primed. It looks like there may be air in the fuel line shutting this mutha down. Does that sound right? And why could that be?
You will have 2 lines at the tank. 1 is the supply line with one end having the fuel filter on it and sitting at the bottom of the tank. it generally runs to the inlet side of the carb. the output side of the carb usually goes to the primer bulb inlet, the last hose usually goes from the outlet of the primer bulb back to the fuel tank but only goes in 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch. it should only be in far enough to seal the hole and allow the fuel back in to the tank
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SOURCE: Hello, my Ryobi 410r tiller/cultivator needed new
The primer pulls fuel through the carbruetor
So take your return line from the carb. and hook it to the inlet side of the primer and the other side
of the primer bulb transtions into the fuel tank.
You know when you have hooked it up right when you press the primer it fills with fuel and dumps back into the tank.
SOURCE: Ryobi RY60511A tiller wont start
when the primer buld is empty, when pushed it should push bubbles into the gas tank and when let go should draw fuel from the tank. the primer buld now when pressed pushes fuel into the carb and should not push back to the tank. when let go again it will draw more fuel from the tank. the inlet nipple on the carb should be the 3 oclock
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