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BG56 primer bulb.


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Hello folks

 

I’ve got a BG56 blower that not pulling fuel up with the primer bulb. I’ve fitted a new carb kit and primer bulb but it still wont. I noticed I could hear it when I took the fuel cap off and assumed there must be a hole in the filter line, but got a new one and it still doesn’t work. I’ve also fitted new lines from that to the carb. Any ideas?

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Did you replace flange under the bulb too? This part-

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 The one that has the one way valve in it? If you take the fuel line off and put your finger over the inlet and pump the bulb does it suck onto your finger and the bulb stay depressed or can you pump away and there's no vacuum? 

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Well it will stop it sucking through the fuel pipe. I should be right in saying there's two pipes out of the carburettor that go into the valve on the top of the tank? Part 8&9 in the image below? If that one way valve is shagged then it will just be pushing air in and out of the easiest part which will be the return line not the fuel vacuum line hence why you can hear pumping in the tank. Otherwise you could have the pipes hooked up to valve 7 back to front? bg56_fan_housing_inside.png.2437842b0f251b646c8cbf7d47046cdc.png

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It sounds like parts 7/8/9 are incorrectly assembled? If you pull the filter out and take it off. Do you feel suction on the hose when you pump the bulb? 

 

Just thinking, part 7 could be cracked/split and that would give you the same issue. if you take off 8/9 do you get vacuum on one of them when the bulb is pumped?

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One way valve in the main jet - true story, and they do fail. Especially if compressed air has been blown through the carb without some sympathy. Some carbs have one way valves in other places that can get displaced by compressed air too.

You can test the main jet one way valve - remove the hi screw, use a bit of soft hose to seal over the hole.... blow / suck on hose, if the valves working you'll know. Or try the same on the new carb for comparison. Drifting the main jet out is not too hard if you want to test it out of the carb, refitting is easy too.

 

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