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> Any reason I should NOT remove the tank?
s13u74cr4
post Apr 23 2025, 03:55 PM
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Wrapping up my new fuel lines under the shelf. No matter how many times I have drained/siphoned there has been gas on my face again and again. While it is this "dry" I am thinking I should pull the fuel tank out and check out how it's looking down there as realistically it will never be this "dry" again.
Any reason not to have a peek? Anything I should inspect specifically?
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post Apr 24 2025, 05:26 PM
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Replacing the fuel lines under the tank with the tank in the car sounds like a nightmare given how small that access opening is.
Pulling the tank is easy- especially with 2 people make the new lines long enough so you can remove them from above in the future. Just watch for kinks when putting everything back together.
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