My motor hasn't been started in days. Every day a large air bubble will collect in the fuel line. I've tightened the carburetor as tight as I dare. I feel no gas anywhere on the carb. It takes many hours for this large bubble to form. I cleared the bubble last night before going to bed and it had appeared again in the morning. Again, this is not due to riding. The engine hasn't been started in days. What could be causing this?
Overnight Air Bubble In The Fuel Line
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Karl Snarl
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Gas does evaporate... Just saying. You're fine, lol. Really though its not a big deal. Fuel in bowl evaporates, gets replaced by fuel in line. Gas valve closed, so air takes up the space where fuel was.
Thanks. That makes sense.
