Did you make sure to use the submersible rated fuel line to fix it? If not you'll be doing it again. Most fuel line will get soft when externally submersed in gasoline. The inner liner is the only part able to withstand the constant fuel contact.
Yeah, I seen it come out and thought, Well that'll do it!Wow, that's fooked.
This thing keeps amazing me by how everything comes apart. we noticed it had only been an hour and a half when I was hooking the lines back up to the tankDid you make sure to use the submersible rated fuel line to fix it? If not you'll be doing it again. Most fuel line will get soft when externally submersed in gasoline. The inner liner is the only part able to withstand the constant fuel contact.
Nice job finding the problem. I think it's funny how you were dreading dropping the tank and the next thing you know, you were saying, "it's done"...
^^ what he saidI think he said the new pump had the hose on it already so it should be the right stuff
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But I do have to say its looking way better on the home front here
I have to replace the starter thursday. bendix is going out.
AND my GF wrecked the burb a little bit ago
Ran a red light and Tboned an Achieva
Guess I have more refining to do.Well I got my speedo correction unit in. Its dead on at 45 but is actually a little fast at 70 on gps (speedo says 75) Using that I ran the numbers from the OD and came up with 12.2 on a 220 mile interstate trip. And 12.6 on the 2 lane and intown return. I was expecting more butGuess I have more refining to do.