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Fuel Oddity
So I am doing the ol' tank screen clean and start by draining what is left in the tank. Start off by using a glass container so I can get a look at it and what do I see? The fuel is blue.... What gives? This stuff looked like 2 stoke fuel. All I put in it is the white power service. Is this normal or caused by the crap growing in my tank? Does florescent yellow number 2 mixed with off orange-brown power service make blue on the fuel color wheel? I did find that I had a badly clogged screen. Just thought I would get some ideas before I button things up. Thanks.
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1974 450SL White/Navy Blue 1983 300SD White/Parchment, VDO Boost Guage, 215/60R15 Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS Pole Positions on 15X7 15 Hole Wheels, Straight Piped, 298K? 2004 Ford Excursion XLT 4X4, 5.4L V8, 285/65R16 BFG AT KO |
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Prob is the lil critters that caused the screen to get plugged/restricted.
Try adding a Biocide.
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I need to do the screen change thing too.
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