Re: [T3] Brake bleeding and other hydraulics

[Nico teWinkel <nico@mulberrylane.net>]

<x-flowed>Russ wrote:
> > Hmm. Do the fuel lines always maintain pressure? What keeps enough fuel
> > in the lines to pressurize the lines and get enough fuel in on startup?
> Ideally, you would want the system to hold about 15psi for 72 hours.
> That is one of the specs we have when we build new fuel regulators.
> It helps for cold start the next morning.

I should try that out - last time I checked, I didn't have any troubles as 
long as I started my car within a few days of last using it. Lately I've 
only started it once a month... sad isn't it? ;)

-Nico teWinkel
'71 Fasty, FI, Auto, Yellow
Comox, BC.



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