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mkaltneckar


Joined: Jun 26, 2010
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problems with primer bulb b&s quantum 6hp
Original Message   Jun 26, 2010 6:44 pm
primer bu;b not working. doesnt start no matter how many times i pull the cord. i spray a squirt of starter fluid in cylinder starts right up on the first pull. runs great when started. replaced air filter holder with new casket. new fuel filter. new primer bulb ( with hole  in bulb for release of fuel in needed)  there is no hose going to the bulb but a small air passage molded into the plastic.  my motor is trottle free. this is getting fustrating . if anyone can help i would aprecated it


Thanks Mike
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borat


Joined: Nov 10, 2007
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Re: problems with primer bulb b&s quantum 6hp
Reply #1   Jun 26, 2010 11:00 pm
Make sure your fuel is not contaminated with water/dirt.  Drain the fuel tank into a clear glass container to see how it looks.   Check to make sure your fuel line isn't blocked.  If you have gas getting to the carb and the problem still exists, pull the carb off to inspect and clean as required.  The problem seems to be "fuelus interruptus" probably occurring at the carb.   
mkaltneckar


Joined: Jun 26, 2010
Points: 2

Re: problems with primer bulb b&s quantum 6hp
Reply #2   Jun 27, 2010 10:37 am
the gas is clean and dirt free.
the primer bulb is to push air into the carb bowl. when looking a the filter housing the opening  of the air passage leads directly into the middle of the housing behind the air filter. and goes nowhere else. can you explain how that air pressure from bulb gets into the fuel bowl of the carbuerator
i'm confused. or am i just going crazy

thanks mike
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