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Fuel Leak
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<blockquote data-quote="currylager" data-source="post: 13183" data-attributes="member: 174"><p>Had to drain the tank of my 68 dormobile last weekend after a fuel hose split, there was absolutely no sediment at all. If i was you i'd run the tank down low and drain the dregs out and see what the fuel looked like, if its not too bad an in line fuel filter should be all that you need. Keeping the tank fully filled as often as possible should minimise condensation and its associated effects.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="currylager, post: 13183, member: 174"] Had to drain the tank of my 68 dormobile last weekend after a fuel hose split, there was absolutely no sediment at all. If i was you i'd run the tank down low and drain the dregs out and see what the fuel looked like, if its not too bad an in line fuel filter should be all that you need. Keeping the tank fully filled as often as possible should minimise condensation and its associated effects. [/QUOTE]
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