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im workin on checkin the pressure i tried today but the bleeder didnt wanna come out so i will try again later. i just dont see how a paper filter will filter more than a wrapped twine filter will.
the truck always had good power but a few weeks ago it started to have a lot more power and smoke and a few people on here to me it was my filters cloggin up. it did fine until yesterday it started starvin for fuel in high gear i changed the filters and now very lil power.
I dont think its the fuel i had the same fuel in it before i changed them and it run fine, it just started cuttin out under heavy throttle in high gear. the truck had a filters made of wound sting as the secondary filters and a paper element for the primarly. the ones i put in were all paper...
My guess was the filter not aligned right, but i figured if it was not right it would not run right under heavy throttle but it does not cut out or anything it is just a lot slower.
I just changed all three fuel filters on my m35a2 now it dont seem to have half the power that it did and no smoke at all. it was smokin pretty good. Does any one no the reason for this?
yes i have noticed a big difference with the air temp. when it was real cold i cut it down with gas. I will change the filters, just to be on the safe side. why would the filter plugging up give it more power. i no it happins that way a lot i just dont understand why.