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Old 11-04-2008, 05:01 PM   #1
70ChevyCST
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Finally found my gas leak today

Right after filling her up I decided to fold the seat forward and I saw the drip drip drip right at the sending unit to (vertical) gas line connection. Leak stopped after I started the truck. Shortly after turning off it started dripping again. I took it home and drained 5 gallons out of it and that stopped the leak. I've already tightened this connection. Is there an o-ring or compression farrel in there that is worn out....or should a little thread sealant do the job? Thanks, Bob
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