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hdrider 02-22-2008 01:24 AM

sending unit sock
 
is there any way to flush out the sending unit sock besides dropping tank & removeing sending unit...i need a quick fix for now if there is one...gotta move truck...towing is not an option at this time...i heard putting paint thinner in line & blowing it back through sock can work...or is that a bad idea...thanks

mhicks 02-22-2008 03:30 AM

Re: sending unit sock
 
Sounds to me like it could eat up some plastic on the float or pump in the tank. I don't know that though!

blu87 02-22-2008 04:06 AM

Re: sending unit sock
 
These socks have been known to fall apart in the tank. Stir up what's in the tank with a blown out sock, you're setting yourself up for garbaging up your carb, whether its filtered or not.

old Rusty C10 02-22-2008 09:02 AM

Re: sending unit sock
 
the right way ( only way) is to drop the tank or pull the bed for access

Srubydo1986 02-22-2008 09:27 AM

Re: sending unit sock
 
if u just want to move the truck from one spot to another.

get ur self a 5 galon tank run a rubber line to the bed where the gas tank will be. be shure to put a inline filter in the rubber hose. also tie down gas tank.

And presto after market gas tank for some one that has to move the truck.


Remeber if its not electric fuel pump (or mine isnt)


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