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Old 10-18-2001, 11:19 PM
JimSmith JimSmith is offline
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Gina, there is also the possibility that the last few ounces of fuel you used dragged a bunch of crud into the lines and the in-line filter is plugged. This would also limit or stop the fuel flow, but does not explain the reason your engine does not turn over. Jim
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