THAT HAPPENENED TO US. WE HAD A SAND FILTER AND THE PRESSURE GAUGE NEVER MOVED. SAME THING HAPPENED THE FOLLOWING SEASON. WATER NEVR LOOKED QUITE CRYSTAL CLEAR EITHER. COME TO FIND OUT, WE HAD THE FILTER HOSES HOOKED UP WRONG. GO TO YOUR LOCAL POOL PLACE AND HAVE THEM DRAW YOU A DIAGRAM OF THE FILTER HOSE HOOK UP, THEN GO HOME AND CHECK IT WITH YOURS. THAT COULD BE THE PROBLEM This problem can happen when your pump impeller is clogged. Open pump and clean out debris from around the impeller.
the oil pressure swith should be down never the oil filter it screws into the neck that the oil filter is attached in a 4.3lt v-6 that is
Check for leaks, make sure gaskets are sitting correctly. Make sure the pump has prime and the filter has filled. On an above ground pool this is easily done by placing the valve in the "backwash" position while the pump is off. The pump basked should fill with water. Then run the pump until the filter has filled and the water in the sightglass is clear. Turn off the pump, move valve to "filter" position and turn the pump back on. Never move valve while the pump is running. never run the pump for more than five seconds if water is not moving through it.
alot of things, mine was doing this thing where it would not rev over 1500 rpm, i re-tuned it, replaced the throttle position senor, and 02 sensor, if i was you i would try disconnecting the throttle position sensor and see if that helps, that's how i found out mine was bad Do remember to check your fuel pressure at the injectors. If any of the following are not working right you will see very similar issues and never find the true source until all parts are looked at: Fuel pump might be dieing, fuel filter might be clogged, Fuel pulsation dampaner might be faulty, fuel regulator might be faulty, and the injectors might be worn out and clogged.
Dodge stopped using fuel filters. the only thing that works as a filter is the filter/pressure regulator installed in the top of the fuel tank. it ususally is never replaced unless you have a fuel contamination problem.
Always run the pump in filter, for atleast 4 to 5 hrs a day , never run the pump in anything else but filter , only time you change filter setting is when you back wash you filter, also when you ope your pool and shock it for the 1st time run the filter over night then back wash next day
Exhaust filter? Never heard of that filter.
There is no definite answer, unless you test the gas pressure in the fuel line. Also if you never changed it's a good practice to do so. It's recommended to change the fuel filter each 30000 miles
The position of a spineless liberal.
try replacing the fuel filter and check the fuel pressure AND NEVER BLOW AIR INTO THE GAS LINE AGAIN YOU WILL BREAK SOMETHING IF YOU HAVENT DONE SO ALREADY
Yes, it has a filter but it never needs changing until the transmission is rebuilt. It is a lifetime filter.
Low oil pressure. Causes can be defective oil pump, oil sending unit, or a clogged, defective, or incorrect oil filter. Change the oil and install a new Purolator PL10241 oil filter. If the light is still on, then stop drivng this vehicle and have the oil pressure tested. If it tests out OK, replace the oil pressure sending unit.
Okay i think i might know but i'm not sure but i think this can never happen because if it did the atmospheric pressure would crush us. our fluids in our bodies exert pressure on the atmospheric pressure(the same amount) and pretty much neutralize the effect!