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Posted by doogdoog on May 14, 2005 at 22:59:30 from (66.8.145.42):
In Reply to: Old Dodge Truck posted by FFAChapter on May 14, 2005 at 21:15:20:
Aloha, I am assuming that you are not using the fuel pump from the engine. If you are just using the boat gas tank, I would fill it up (not to the top)and close the vent and shake the 5 gal can. The gas will expand and fuel should come out of the line. Keep the tank higher than the carb and it will siphon out of the 5 gal can (gravity) and don't forget to open the vent valve.You may also have to open up the line at the carb until the fuel starts to flow out. Another way to do it,is to get one of those siphoning hoses with the rubber ball with a check valve that they use for outboard boat motors. There are many other ways but these should get you started. TIA Mahalo, doogdoog
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