Fuel line replacement ?? - Weed Eater Featherlite Fl20 Lawn Edgers

To install the fuel line on a Ryobi 410r tiller, follow these steps:

1. Prepare the tools and materials: You will need a replacement fuel line compatible with your Ryobi 410r tiller, needle-nose pliers, and a small container or towel to catch any fuel spills.
2. Remove the old fuel line: If there is an existing fuel line, carefully disconnect it from the fuel tank and carburetor. Use needle-nose pliers to loosen any clamps or connectors securing the fuel line in place. Drain any remaining fuel from the old fuel line into a container.
3. Cut a new fuel line: Measure and cut a new fuel line to the appropriate length, ensuring it matches the size and diameter of the original fuel line. It's a good idea to bring the old fuel line to a hardware store to ensure you get the correct replacement.
4. Attach the fuel line to the fuel tank: Insert one end of the new fuel line into the fuel tank's opening. Push the fuel line in until it reaches the bottom of the tank. Make sure it is securely seated.
5. Connect the fuel line to the carburetor: Locate the fuel inlet port on the carburetor. Insert the other end of the fuel line into the port, ensuring it fits snugly. If there are clamps or connectors, secure them to hold the fuel line in place.
6. Check for leaks: Double-check that all connections are tight and secure. Look for any signs of fuel leakage around the fuel line connections. If you notice any leaks, recheck the connections and tighten them if necessary.
7. Test the fuel line: Add fuel to the tank and start the engine to verify that the fuel line is properly installed. Observe the fuel line for any signs of leaks or irregularities while the engine is running.

Replacing fuel lines on a 2000 Bravada involves dropping the gas tank and replacing the damaged or worn out lines. Here are the steps involved in dropping the gas tank and replacing the fuel lines:

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent any electrical hazards.
2. Remove the fuel pump fuse or relay to relieve the fuel pressure.
3. Raise the vehicle using a jack and jack stands and secure it in place.
4. Locate the fuel tank and disconnect the fuel lines and electrical connections from the tank.
5. Support the fuel tank with a jack or stand and remove the straps or bolts that hold it in place.
6. Lower the fuel tank and remove it from under the vehicle.
7. Inspect the fuel lines and replace any that are damaged or worn out.
8. Use the appropriate fuel line connectors and clamps to replace the fuel lines.
9. Install the fuel tank and reconnect the fuel lines and electrical connections.
10. Reinstall the straps or bolts that hold the fuel tank in place.
11. Lower the vehicle and reconnect the negative battery cable.

As for the tools needed, you will likely need a socket set, wrenches, pliers, a jack and jack stands, and a fuel line disconnect tool. You may also need a fuel line repair kit if the damage is significant.
It is important to consult a repair manual or seek the help of a qualified mechanic if you are unsure about any step in this process. Additionally, be sure to follow proper safety precautions when working with fuel and fuel lines.

Step by Step Guide to Replace a Fuel Filter -
Step by step guide on how to replace an automotive fuel filter, through appearances may vary, the process is similar most vehicles.
Tools and Supplies Needed -
Fuel line release tool
Replacement fuel filter
Sockets
Screwdriver set
Protective gloves and eyewear
Fluid catch basin
Before beginning, place the vehicle on level ground, in a park with the emergency brake on.
Step 1 - Locate fuel filter of the system which is either under the car or hood.
Step 2 - Next, a fuel line release tool is needed to remove the line from the fuel filter.
Step 3 - Take the tool and install it on the fuel line between the filter and the fuel line.
Step 4 - After the fuel line is in place push the tool inward to release the fuel line.
Step 5 - Once the fuel line removal tool has been moved into the fitting, pull the fuel line away from the filter. A small amount of fuel will leak when the line is removed.
Remove fuel lines and install the new fuel filter (most fuel filters have a directional arrow which needs to be observed), re-mount the new filter. When trying to start the engine for the first time, it might take a few tries before the engine will start because the new fuel filter is empty as well as the line.

The below will only be relevant if the engine ran properly before you changed the fuel line, so making an assumption on that. Not sure what you mean by "won't start fully". After replacing a fuel line, it could take a while for all the air to be purged from the fuel line. If this means the engine will fire, but stumbles and misses, and you are sure you have purged all the air from the fuel line, then you may have introduced contamination into the fuel system when you changed the fuel lines. If there is a fuel filter downstream of where you replaced the fuel lines, try replacing the fuel filter. If there is no filter downstream of the replaced fuel line, then the fuel injector could have caught the contamination. That scenario will be very time consuming to fix...R&R fuel injectors.

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Important: There is no service interval for in-line fuel filter replacement. Only replace the in-line fuel filter if it is restricted. 1. Relieve the fuel system pressure. Refer to the 2. Raise the vehicle. 3. Remove the fuel feed quick-connect fitting (4) at the inlet of the in-line fuel filter (3). 4. Remove the threaded fitting at the outlet of the in-line fuel filter (3). 5. Drain any remaining fuel into an approved gasoline container. 6. Inspect the lines for cuts, swelling, cracks, and distortion. Replace the lines as required. 7. Inspect the O-ring on fuel filter outlet pipe for cracks or damage. Replace the O-ring as required. 8. Inspect the fuel vent pipe (2). 9. Inspect the fuel return pipe quick connect fitting (1).

The other steel lines beside the filtered line are also fuel system related. One is a fuel return line the other is the EVAP line or vent line from charcoal canister (as most call it) to fuel tank. They can be replaced with new lines available at local parts stores.

Fuel reg. is connected to the fuel rail where the return line is connected, my thoughts are you mentioned air in your lines.. crack open fuel lines and run fuel pump to release air from lines. Pump then should prime all lines must be primed turn engine over to release air ( No Smoking) then tighten lines. fuel rail might have valve, (looks like tire valve) if so it is recommended that air is relieved at air valve

follow fuel lines from gas tank to engine are any lines crushed. next replace fuel filter. check to be sure fuel filter is installed in right direction. arrow on fuel filter should point toward engine. double check that fuel lines are connected properly, some fuel pumps have three fuel lines one for pressure , one for return and one vent line.last possible bad fuel pump from factory

It would be better to replace the whole line. chances are the whole thing is shot.