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Old 01-08-2016, 02:44 PM   #1
Kw69
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Fuel lines from 69

Hey guys,

Had some rust come through the carb for a while I guess and I think that it's from the tank. Took the tank out, not sure if it's original or not but looks in good shape from the outside. Took it down to have it cleaned and lined on the inside. So my question of the day.... Should I have all the fuel lines replaced? Or leave them be and try some method in flushing them out? If there is a method then explain to me if u can. Thanks guys in advanced.
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