Help with fuel problem

[BrixhamBongo]

didnt work , back to the drawing board,

[Doone]

There's plenty of other things it could be, I don't know if you saw the links here: http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 86#p457073 Also, hoses can collapse inside, but a 'search' on the forum should give you some more help, if nobody pops in with advice.

[BrixhamBongo]

thanks , yes looked at those topics , tried all the obvious things , except changing the hoses
wished Al's garage was closer
does he know a reasonable tow truck , i might ship it down to him to have alook ?
thanks
Nick

[Northern Bongolow]

probably in doone's links but have you tried to start it and run it with the fuel cap off,the breather can block.or check all the filters,including the banjo filter.check all the pipes from the tank.
you could fit a clear piece of pipework either side of the filter housing,and watch for air going through the system,that could help to point you in the right dirrection.

[BrixhamBongo]

sorted

put the main fuel pipe into the injector pump , straight into a can of diesel , ran up straight away , then waited for a bit , then put the pipe back on the filter housing . been fine ever since . !

[Northern Bongolow]

sounds like a temp cure im afraid.could be something floating about in the tank.or cap problem.or pipe leak still.

[BrixhamBongo]

sorry northern you need to be a bit more positive , its fixed and running fine

[mister munkey]

I have to agree with Ady.

You may have by-passed a fault but not found the source of the problem.

Keep us posted.

Time will tell.

[Northern Bongolow]

sorry northern you need to be a bit more positive , its fixed and running fine

sorry didnt mean to put a downer on things carry on bongoing.

[BrixhamBongo]

still no probs

[Diplomat]

Another case of a leaf in the tank?

It is (was) autumn, after all.

Frank