Drew is correct, that's where you start.

There should be a 2-3" squirt comming out and it should hold around 3# pressure after the cranking stops.

If not; check & see if there's ample fuel geting to the pump. If not; the line could be restricted or there's no venting to the tank & a 'non vented' could be the cause.

Also check one of your old pumps to see if there's a strange wear pattern. Sometimes the cam lobe will go flat.

Good luck. \:\)


John M., I.I. #3370

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