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fuel tech questions

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6 hours ago, JUSTA6 said:

I'm still back at the tank, even with the pinch, as to why it's not vented properly.  It should have to be vented with fuel flowing back to the tank.  Fix the pinch, then on to the vent.  Good luck, hope it's all simple.

There are 2 vent hoses on the tank that are clear of obstructions and venting properly.

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On 3/15/2019 at 11:27 PM, 360Rocket said:

There are 2 vent hoses on the tank that are clear of obstructions and venting properly.

Headscratcher for sure.

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