If my pump won't shutdown because there is a pipe frozen what should I do? Should I just turn it off pump till it thaws ? Then do I have to prime pump after it thaws out?

Reinstall the fuel filter after you clean out the fuel lines. Sounds like something is trapped in the line causing a blockage.

pull the carby off and have it rebuilt or re-kitted
the carby is not pulling fuel through for it to run but the primer , which is a small pump, is

WELL MOST BOBCATS NOW HAVE ELECTRIC FUEL PUMPS NOW , SO REPRIMEING FILTER IS EASY YOU JUST KEEP CYCLING KEY (NOT TO START) WHEN FILTER IS PRIMED (NOTED IN PITCH CHANGE OF FUEL PUMP SOUND) THEN YOU CAN LOOSEN ONE INJECTOR SUPPLY PIPE (NOT REMOVE) TILL A HINT OF FUEL DRIPS OUT OF IT , CRANK ENGINE TILL IT TRYS TO START , THEN STOP AND TIGHTEN THE INJECTOR PIPE , THEN START NORMALLY ALLOW TO RUN FOR A FEW MINUTES BEFORE RESTORING TO SEVERVACE EVERYTHING
CAUTION : AS WITH ANY DIESEL THEY USE VERY HIGH PRESSURE PUMPS TO INJECT FUEL INTO ENGINE ALLWAYS KEEP EXPOSED SKIN AWAY AND SHIELD FACE/EYES WHEN WORKING ON THIS FUEL CAN AN WILL ENTER YOUR SKIN AND CAUSE YOU FATAL PROBLEMS !!!! SEEK MEDICAL HELP RIGHT AWAY IF FUEL ENTERS YOUR BODY !!!

in the water in the pipes is frozen it will be frozen all the way back to the tank or your water supply
one way to prevent freezing is to insulate the pipes properly with a quality pipe insulation product

I use a small electric heater, place it underneith your house in the crawspace, close your crawlspace door. Make sure heater isn't in contact with anything, leave some room around your heater so it don't melt or burn anything, and wait for a short while. WARNING: your pipes probably are busted, and when they thaw will spray water everywhere. Try to place your heater where it won't get wet when this major flood happens. WATER + ELECTRICITY = SHOCK OR DEATH. Make sure if water leaks do occur, unplug your heater and don't get around any water untill your heater is disconnected just to be super safe. BE PREPARED TO SHUT OFF WATER TO THE HOUSE.. so i would have the tools ready and the cutoff exposed to make a quick run to turn off your water. If the frozen pipes are underground, you might want to wait till the temp raises above freezing, or as i hate to inform you, dig up the lines and replace them. It isn't a bad idea to use a heater to keep your lines warm during winter, or use some heat wrap. I used to just let my water run a small trickle in all my spigots like bathtup, kitchen faucets, and lavitory faucets anytime i think they may freeze up.. Hope this helps although its posted in wrong catagory.

Fuel pump may have ailed this time.. You need to have fuel pump checked.

remove the fuel inlet pipe suction till fuel comes. than crank the engine .once the fuel comes out ,connect the pipe. next remove the out-let pipe and crank the engine till fuel comes out.and also check the fitting at suction for any leakage,breakages etc...

u should make sure that your fuel level is optimum for the pump to function well. U should prime fuel till the supply pipes are full before u attempt to start it. Simple way to check if ur pump is still working if is the type that operates from within the tank: turn ur key to ON position, if u listen at a position above the tank, u can hear the whining for a few seconds and stops once the pipes are full. OR u can pull out the supply pipe before it feeds the injector and repeat the above priming procedure, fuel must gush out, and of course u need someone to help u perform these. Hopefuly ur tank did not have dirt that might end up clogging the pipes. Good luck.

the pipes from the jets to the pump will have frozen faster than the washer bottle.....you will need to deice them ALL.if then it dont work check the fuse cos you may have blown it rather than burnt out the pump.(i hope.....)

no does not have a low coolant shutdown... if your that low on gas, you probably got some of the moisture out of the tank in the fuel line, and it froze.