Adam,

I had a similar problem after I completed the rebuild of my 1967 Mk3.  I too had a
fuel filter near the tank and before the fuel pump - both were clear but the engine
was starved of fuel.  The problem turned out to be very fine rust particles in the
tank (it hadn't been used for 10years) were blocking the fuel pipe before it
reached the first filter.  I tried draining the tank about 3 times before I
resorted to draining, removing, leaving to completely dry out and pouring about
2ltr of small pebbles into the tank and giving it a real good shake.  This loosened
up a ton of rust that poured out with the pebbles.  I then used a vacuum cleaner
with a long flex hose to clean out the remainder and refitted the tank.  I've had
no problems since.

Simon.


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