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Old 11-17-2019, 04:11 PM
Sugar Bear Sugar Bear is offline
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Pull the first aid kit and the sending unit under it to inspect the tank. If it looks ok, leave it in place, pull the strainer in the bottom from under the car, flush the tank, use an algaecide and you should be good.

Replacing the tank isn't technical, bolts, nuts hoses and messy fuel.
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Good luck!!!
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