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Old 11-30-2008, 02:14 AM   #1
tim21391
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Air in the gas line... help please

ok so i have been working on my truck's frame..took seat and gas tank out to do cab corner repair... have been working on the frame and i sand blasted some parts of the frame i wanted to spray some undercoating on it today so i put the gas tank back in the truck to drive couple miles down road to car wash to spray the dust off that the air hose couldnt get...it was little over 1/4 tank and i plug it all back in... hook lines up..it fires right up.. i get a mile down the road and it dies... i try starting and it just cranks and cranks and cranks.... luckily i had my friend in his truck behind me since i had no tail lights or lisence plate.... any ideas how to fix this when i go to put the tank back in???
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