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Old 24-09-19, 23:57
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Thanks Gentlemen, I am going to spend some time on it this weekend. Malcolm it looks to me like someone has gone through the trouble of installing a hose barb in the fuel line then plugging it off, could this be what you were planning to do with a fitting for a vacuum pump? I will open up the tank and make sure we do not have any problems in the pickup as well.

I think I will make sure the line is clear, and I am contemplating adapting a spin on fuel filter between the tank and the pump and eliminating the old canister one entirely. As well I may bypass the aux engine for now until we get it running and running reliably.

John
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