No. Both the feed and return fuel lines are under pressure, meaning that
the fuel will leak out and no air will leak in.
Try to find some parts place that will read the codes for free if you can.
Just find out what the codes are and what they mean. That's a place to
start.
Thank you. I'll give that a shot.
Russell
> No. Both the feed and return fuel lines are under pressure, meaning that
the fuel will leak out and no air will leak in.
> Try to find some parts place that will read the codes for free if you can.
> Just find out what the codes are and what they mean. That's a place to
start.