fuel valve on troy bilt 10500 generator
#1
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fuel valve on troy bilt 10500 generator
I just replaced a fuel valve on my troy bilt 10500 generator. I first emptied the tank and then screwed in the part (which is the official part). I do not get any gas flow from the gas tank thru the fuel valve. I have adjusted the gas cap to check for any vapor locks but no difference. I have approximately 2+ gallons in the tank. I have tried the fuel valve in both open/closed position in case I didnt place it correctly, but the youtubes I have seen only requires it to screwed in.
Does anyone know if there is anything between the gas tank opening or have any ideas to get the gas flowing ?
Thanks
Does anyone know if there is anything between the gas tank opening or have any ideas to get the gas flowing ?
Thanks
robertguy
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There may be a filter screen in the tank and it may be plugged up. You'll have to drain the tank again and take a look to see if there's a screen.
Those gas valve are pretty simple things....you should be able to see light through the valve when it's open and held up to the light.
Those gas valve are pretty simple things....you should be able to see light through the valve when it's open and held up to the light.
robertguy
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Just a shot in the dark here. Maybe there was a piece of tape or something over the fuel valve during packaging/shipping to prevent something from getting in the valve.
Or, maybe something did get in it during shipping. A little bead of Styrofoam or something. I'm assuming you could take a can of air or really light pressure from your air compressor & back-blow it...???
Or, maybe something did get in it during shipping. A little bead of Styrofoam or something. I'm assuming you could take a can of air or really light pressure from your air compressor & back-blow it...???