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Re: Removing fuel tank in H
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Posted by Scott Conroy on August 25, 2003 at 06:05:25 from (206.127.29.6):
In Reply to: Removing fuel tank in H posted by Justin on August 24, 2003 at 11:00:50:
The fuel tank will flush pretty well by just removing the sediment bowl and fuel lines then letting gas run through the tank. I did this a couple of months ago on my Super H and it worked well. I used a piece of wire to break some of the chunks loose from the bottom of the tank. Required equipment: 2 gas cans, funnel and hose, cheese cloth to strain the dirty gas. Without the sediment bowl the gas will drain fast and take most of the crud out with it. I also used low pressure air and blew out the tank and fuel lines before reconnecting the sediment bowl and lines back up.
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