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Old 11-12-2015, 02:21 PM   #6
leftybass209
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Re: Fuel issue

Yes, a long span of rubber line could be the issue. It isn't always the cause as I've seen vehicles run them with no issues (NOT recommended, btw). Start at your fuel sender, it's easy to pull out. Ensure it's clean. Also make sure you have the proper vented or non-vented fuel cap on the tank. Replacing things without understanding what's wrong isn't the best method to diagnose a problem, but it's a great way to drain your bank account!
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