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#1104897 05/26/2015 1:34 PM
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Have a '49 3100 with a 216...I have an inline gas filter with the clear glass bowl just before carb. I notice there is bubbles in the bowl and it is only half way filled with gas when running..Have new fuel pump and permatex #2 on all threaded connections..Is this normal or is it a possible problem..Truck runs fine but it does seem like it wants more gas at higher speeds...
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With new gas tank, lines, pump, and filter with a rebuilt carb the inline filter on my 216 will run dry before just a little gas spits into the filter. As it idles I watch the filter run dry, take on a little fuel, run dry again, and a little more fuel... Even so, I have no fuel starvation problems no matter how hard I drive it. The important thing is the fuel level in the float bowl.


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