I try not to bomb the list with Non Tiger stuff, but we are a bit desperate, and you all can be so helpful.... I guess it could apply to a Tiger...the dynamics of the system aren't any different tha
The only times I've experienced this it's involved the fuel filter getting plugged with junk. It starts OK, you can run it for a few minutes, then the filter element clogs. You stop running the engin
Good suggestion...thanks Theo...honestly starting with the obvious first...I cant say we have really ruled that out yet...will do. The only times I've experienced this it's involved the fuel filter g
A couple thoughts... Are you sure the fuel cap is ok?B Have you run itB with the cap off? The pump has all those wonderful specs, but at what RPM?B Do the revs slowly drop as it warms up?B If you rev
Good points Stub&.We checked to make sure the cap was properly ventedb&although nothing changed in that area during the installb&but we havent tried running it without the cap compeletlyb&we'll try t
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Is the problem really related directly to engine temperature or does it act the same way when restarting a warm engine? I've had a situation with a piece of the tank coating that was partially attac
I think Theo is correct! This exact scenario has happened to B9470622 twice. The first time was after it sat for years before I got around to the engine rebuild. I knew the tanks were real bad (there
I think Theo is correct! This exact scenario has happened to B9470622 twice. The first time was after it sat for years before I got around to the engine rebuild. I knew the tanks were real bad (there
This is probably a long shot, but I would check the gas. If you get water in it, it might be causing the problem by plugging up the filter. Some carb floats will absorb water as well. Change the filt
If the truck had been sitting for a while then I could see that The water and fuel will separate when the vehicle is sitting, with the fuel floating on top. Then when you start driving the fuel and t
I'm not real familiar with the fuel system on the Ford Truck but it is possible there is a filter sock on the tank pickup tube, it might be split or collapsing. Another possibility is that there is
If I understand this correct the pressure will drop and the truck stalls (or nearly stalls) even idling once it is warmed up??? Question, did you confirm the carb ran out of fuel? What seems interes
Had a similar problem with a Ford truck. Turns out that the sintered metal filter was clogging from fine silt like contamination. Turns out some kids had put leaves in the fuel tank. All the symptons