Reply to "Fuel Tank Removal"

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Originally posted by SciFi:
M!ke H. I believe the two hoses under my tank were related to AirConditioning. In your photo they look like loose spark plug wires.

RUN from that filter. I have the exact same one on my car and it's leaking. I bought it because it had universal sized ends but it turned out to be a mistake.

I like your fuel pump location, never thought about going that far back.

I'm cobbling together a new system out of Fore products (https://www.foreinnovations.com/)

Thanks

5/9/182:57 PM

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