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On my twin tank F350 when it gets down to 1/4 of a tank both front and rear tanks seem to be empty. The reason I think it is empty is that the engine stalls from lack of fuel. I switch tanks and wait until the filter fills up and it will start on the other tank. When I go to the service station both tanks will only take 12 gallons. It has done this 3 times so I know how to fix it by just switching tanks. What I do not understand is that the tanks should hold over 18 gallons each. Where should someone look to correct this. It is a 1993 crew`cab 7.3 diesel. Thank you
Last edited by curbill2; Jun 10, 2007 at 08:08 PM.
The plastic pickups on the senders have broken, pretty common. You can replace them or use some hose, with a V notch in it, to extend the pickups. You'll either need to pull the tanks or lift the bed (easier).
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