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So the pump signal and ground are all good. So I order a new pump. Well today I went to change the pump. When I remove the fuel line expecting fuel to pour out very little was flowing. When I open the fuel filter I found small to very small silicone in the filter. Well my dumbass was not thinking and blew air back into the tank through the supply line

great now the fuel is flowing again but i blew the silicone that was stuck in the line back into the tank..! Ahhhh I hate when I do something so dumb..! So I drain the tank and just small amount of silicone came out of the tank. So now what I keep putting fuel in and draining it out but with very little success. I think the silicone come from the tank fill extension. When I removed it I remember seeing silicone around the base. I thought I did not let any fall into the tank be I think I might be wrong

When I reinstall I used a gasket.

7/24/107:25 PM

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