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Old 10 September 2009, 20:46   #1
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Suzuki DF 140 noise

When i turn the ignition on on my suzuki df 140 there is for about 10 seconds a suction noise from under the hood from the right hand side if you are standing at the back of the boat looking forward. I have never noticed this before. Any ideas what it may be?
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Old 10 September 2009, 21:05   #2
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When i turn the ignition on on my suzuki df 140 there is for about 10 seconds a suction noise from under the hood from the right hand side if you are standing at the back of the boat looking forward. I have never noticed this before. Any ideas what it may be?
I guess its the fuelpump.
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Old 10 September 2009, 21:21   #3
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If it's injected, it's probably the high pressure fuel pump jamming gas into the rail.

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Old 10 September 2009, 21:32   #4
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nothing to worry about then?
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Old 11 September 2009, 05:03   #5
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I guess its the fuelpump.
10 seconds sounds like a very long time to prime a fuel system...it may still be the fuel pump priming but if it is I'd be starting to think/ask about why it might be taking so long.
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Most probably the fuel pump, but I know on some of the Suzukis the vanes or valves somewhere also reset themselves depending on temperature and manifold pressure ready for a start up.
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