RV Generator Won't Start - Fix Fuel Hose Line - Onan Marquis Platinum 5500
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- Опубліковано 6 бер 2022
- Today we’re going to troubleshoot this generator to find out why it's not starting.
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RV Generator Won't Start - Fix Fuel Hose Line - Onan Marquis Platinum 5500
This is an Onan Generator Marquis Platinum 5500 Fuel Injection.
The issue is, it's not starting. Sounds like it's not getting fuel.
My Motorhome is a 2003 National Dolphin LX model 6320.
W 22, Workhorse Chassis
8.1 Vortex Engine
340 HP
Allison Transmission 1000 Series, 5 speed automatic overdrive.
Tires: Goodyear 245/75R22.5 134/132L G G661 HSA.
EEZRV TPMS.
Onan Generator: Marquis Platinum 5500 Fuel Injection.
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Today we’re going to troubleshoot this generator to find out why it's not starting.
Great way to check it out and get it working. Very useful piece of equipment especially with all the weather emergencies.
Yes, It sure is!
Great job diagnosing the problem and fixing it. Always good finding solutions to these things. Well done John.
Thanks Dennis👍
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Thank you Sorin. Have a great week.
Interesting to see how your troubleshoot and repair this fuel line problem. I enjoyed to the end. Thank you my friend.
Thanks again Dave
Awesome video. Honestly, I can't believe how clear cut this is. Also your camera work is superb!
Thank you very much! Glad it helped.
Smart way to extend your fuel hose nice job 👍60 Gary
Yes, thanks, Still need to drop the tank and replace the whole length.
So nice to learn all this procedures.
Thank you. Glad it was helpful!
Great work John trouble shooting the fuel supply issue to determine that the problem was before the fuel pump and replacing the fuel line to get the Onan working again! 👍
Thanks. This one was easy to troubleshoot.
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Thank you too👍
Good job.
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good fault finding and repairs there mate not an easy job though
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Tell me about it. 3 hours condensed into 6 min. video.
what do you do when the generator won't start after having bad gas run thru it?
You will need to clean the carburetor very well. Drain all lines.
Last thing change the fuel filter
Nice video!! Like, greetings!!
Thanks for the like!
You probably wont see this being over a year for this video but just in case. Im having the same issue. So if i follow your video a crack in the fuel line between the tank and pump will cause this? and why does it leak? Is it because it doesnt have a prime there is no fuel in the line?
Hey B Daddy, It depends which hose is cracked. If the fuel line sucking fuel from the tank is cracked it will leak but eventually will loose prime and therefore no fuel to the gen... if the return line going back in the tank is cracked then you will constantly leak fuel but most of the time the generator will keep running....
I'm editing the video for the permanent fix, I drooped the tank and replaced the damaged fuel line... Probably upload it in a few weeks if nothing comes up.
Thank you for the reply. From what I can see, there is only 1 fuel line coming from the main gas tank, no return lines. I have replaced carburetor, fuel filter, and fuel pump, I also make sure the main gas tank is full. I was told it will not run if main tank drops below 1/2 tank. I have never seen or smelt gas leaking. Also when i take line from carburetor and prime it nothing comes out, just sounds like air. Thats why i think this may be it. Once in a blue moon the generator will start and run for a couple of hours and then act like its running out of fuel and die only to never restart. I came across you video and almost sounds like it could be my problem? Not sure but its the last think i have not checked...
@@bdaddy355 There's always a return line, its probably hidden behind something where you cant see it.... The generator on my motorhome will shut down if the fuel tank goes below 1/4...
When you take the line off from carburetor and prime it nothing comes out, just sounds like air... That tells me your pump is working but the air that's a sign of sucking air from a broken line or fitting OR the fuel line can be getting clogged enough to block the fuel.... I'm not a generator expert but from my past experience with these generators I think its a line or fitting issue.
Another test you can try; disconnect the hose from the tank at the pump and get a 2' hose and connect it in it's place, then get a gallon of clean fuel and stick the other end in it. Your basically bi-passing the hose coming from the tank... if gen starts and keeps running, your issue must be that hose coming from the tank.