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It's an external fuel pump that I mounted to the frame directly below the tank. I used the existing fuel line and it's pickup in the tank. Didn't even look at it. I'll probably get around to looking at it tomorrow. Like I said, I have one of those clear fram inline filters right before the pump. I just need to screen out stuff large enough to plug the inlet on the line!
In a light case of filter plugging (like when you switch from regular gas to gasohol), after a couple of filter changes you should be ok. I've not done it myself, but this is according to someone 46 years in the business.
BUT if it's as bad as you say it is... You may have to remove the tank and clean out the crap.
Maybe your perforated hose pickup option sounds pretty good.
Last edited by mlf72f250; Jun 22, 2004 at 08:52 PM.
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