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I have taken the advice to change my fuel filter on my 2.3L Ford. Upon removing it and after running it for some time earlier I noted it was only half full of fuel. There was debris in it when I poured the contents in a glass bowl. My question is do I have a bad fuel pump? How do I check my fuel...
Ok. I had to replace the auxiliary shaft on my 2.3L Ford. What is the proper alignment with the crank and camshaft for the aux. shaft when installing it?
I have a 1989 Bayliner with a 2.3L Ford. Mechanical fuel pump and rebuilt carb. It idles and revs fine in the driveway, however when I put in in the water and open the throttle it has no power. I can't get above 1000 rpms. Any suggestions?
