Check Valve in Fuel Line?
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Check Valve in Fuel Line?
Hey Gents -
So my 99 V70 runs fantastic, and all is well. No codes, no nothing.
The ONE glitch is that it typically takes a LONG time of cranking before the engine starts. All the research I've done tells me that it's very typical of this car for the check valve - in the fuel pump - to not seat completely, and let the gas drain back into the tank.
The fuel pump works fine, and I really don't want to replace it, so...
Is it possible to put a small in-line check valve in the fuel line somewhere? I'm thinking immediately behind or in front of the fuel filter. Do any of you know why I couldn't do this? And do any of you know the diameter of the fuel line?
THANK YOU!
So my 99 V70 runs fantastic, and all is well. No codes, no nothing.
The ONE glitch is that it typically takes a LONG time of cranking before the engine starts. All the research I've done tells me that it's very typical of this car for the check valve - in the fuel pump - to not seat completely, and let the gas drain back into the tank.
The fuel pump works fine, and I really don't want to replace it, so...
Is it possible to put a small in-line check valve in the fuel line somewhere? I'm thinking immediately behind or in front of the fuel filter. Do any of you know why I couldn't do this? And do any of you know the diameter of the fuel line?
THANK YOU!
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