I own a 1981 26 foot Winnebago motor home. This unit is built on a Chevrolet P30 workhorse chassis with a 454 cu in engine. I develop a vapor lock condition on long grades (4% to 6%). I also have a problem on hot days on small steady grades. I presently run a Carter 4070 electric fuel pump in conjunction with a OEM manual fuel pump with a necessary return line for a fuel delivery system. Anyone have an idea how to correct my problem?
VAPOR LOCK PROBLEM.
Oct 03, 2006
3 Replies
Insulate the fuel line from tank to engine and it will cure you problem. Also a more aggressive setting on your clutchfan would also increase airflow through engine compartment and longer its tempatures and there fore reduce the heat conditionsthat are needed for vapor lock to happen.
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