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Old 11-02-2016, 08:57 PM
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Keep us posted. Sounds like you have it fixed. Now run it hard to confirm.
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Hi Everyone -

Just got back from Cub scouts with my oldest boy. The 2182 seemed to run really good earlier today under load. And yes, I have a Holley in my 2182! I like it so far but won't know it's reliability for some time. All I can say is that it is a nice fuel pump for less than $50. And it's a Holley! And its a lot cheaper than OEM. So far so good. I will be sure to keep everyone posted as I continue to run my 2182. I think I have a brand new fuel system now! My next task is to get rid of that annoying click click click before winter strikes! Then I am going to try and mount my snowblower for the first time. Thanks again for all of the input. I learned alot.

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Old 11-03-2016, 08:33 PM
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I ran the 2182 for about 45 minutes tonight, picking up thick leaves, and it ran flawless. I think it runs better now than it ever has. The fuel pump was definitely the issue. I am pleased with the Holley fuel pump. The entire fuel system and carburetor is updated and clean now so I don't expect anymore fuel related issues! Thanks again for all the help.

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Man it does feel good when the problem is finally fixed. I also know from experience.
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