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Re: not getting gas!
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Originally Posted by djulbert
This may sound dumb...but I have a trick for when my 86 runs out of gas (which has happened more than I'd like to admit due to a broken fuel gauge I still have not fixed). I disconnect the fuel line that goes into the carb, which is a short piece of rubber fuel line about two feet long that goes from carb to the hard metal line that comes from fuel pump. I take a small funnel and put the end in the rubber line, it just perfectly fits. I pour gas in the funnel from a mason jar. I usually put about half a quart down the line. Connect fuel hose, pour a tad in the carb, and it fires right up. Don't know how stupid this technique is, but it always works for me.
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Wow nice I like it haha way to get creative 
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