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Astephens (Guest)

Based on George's advice and that of another friend, I drained the gas out of my carb, then siphoned the same amount from the tank. I put the fuel in two separate cups to compare the color. Guess what, the gas in the carb is darker than that which came from the tank! So I'm hoping that this means my smoking problem is just a bad fuel pump. This test was done after the car was sitting for just over three weeks, I'm guessing that shouldn't make any difference in the color? So I'm thinking I will order the RobbMc Performance pump #1020, while keeping my fingers crossed. Comments are more than welcome and I will keep you guys posted.
Art

5/16/063:55 PM

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