Where I am headed is,,, we now can make it crank and run when we put fuel in it. SO we have a fuel issue. If the pulse line is not on or brittle, then the fuel pump will not work.
If it is on, then you have a choice of two things to do. Pressurize the fuel line and see if you can see a leak and or if it will hold pressure or,
Get a remote tank and run a line directly to the carb. If the pulse line is on and the fuel pump is good, it will run from the remote tank. If it does, then follow the line and keep going back one fitting at a time. At some point, it will stop running. At that point you should be able to solve your issue. Either sucking air or a plugged line ect ect.
The fuel selectors fail pretty often also, you can simply bypass that for now. If it runs, it needs replaced..
If it is on, then you have a choice of two things to do. Pressurize the fuel line and see if you can see a leak and or if it will hold pressure or,
Get a remote tank and run a line directly to the carb. If the pulse line is on and the fuel pump is good, it will run from the remote tank. If it does, then follow the line and keep going back one fitting at a time. At some point, it will stop running. At that point you should be able to solve your issue. Either sucking air or a plugged line ect ect.
The fuel selectors fail pretty often also, you can simply bypass that for now. If it runs, it needs replaced..