[Chrysler300] Winter Nap

[pennsy300@xxxxxxx]

Now that spring is (finally!) approaching, I am getting the 300F out of  
winter storage.  It won't start, and the problem seems to be fuel.   Gas dumped 
into the carbs will allow the engine to run for 5 or ten seconds, but  then it 
quits.  I've pulled the fuel inlet tube from the fuel pump into the  carbs, and 
it's dry, and no gas comes out when the engine is cranked.  I'm  working my 
way down to the fuel pump.  If nothing spurts from the pump when  the engine is 
cranked, would anything be damaged if I were to use air  pressure to blow out 
the fuel line from the fuel pump input out to the fuel  tank?   Thanks in 
advance for whatever help is out there.   McTaggart


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