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Maybe you should clairify your problem, or just remove your fuel filter, and put in a new one. only place it can be as you say clogged. good luck dude, oh ,your welcome.
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Depending on where the clog is, you may be able to take the fuel filter off and push it out there. Or open the shrader valve at the fuel rail. Do you know for a fact the fuel pump is working ?
i could suggest you to look your fuel line and the fuel filter if are free from any restrictions and if the line has a solid line of fuel(no air). air on the filter or on the line, engine really wont start. and this assume engine timing is ok?
Sounds like a fuel filter that gets clogged with dirt and then gets unclogged when you put the fuel treatment in your gas tank. Love your car it needs a little TLC. Replace the fuel filter and make sure all fuel line connections are tight.
the petcock is vacuum operated, there should be a small hose just behind the larger fuel hose thats attached to the petcock. What it does is when the bike is cranking over it sends vacuum though this hose and operates a diaphram in the petcock causing fuel to be released in the fuel line. This is for people that don't turn the fuel off as far as I know. Anyway if you take the small line off and get another piece that fits there and turn the petcock on and **** on the small hose it should send fuel out the bigger fuel hose if it works correctly.
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