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Old 12-18-2021, 12:55 AM
gofastsandman gofastsandman is offline
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Jorge- with what you have already eliminated, my leading theory is the tank like the piece of paper or part number tag on my dad’s Pontiac tank- it was intermittent. But easier things first. Replace the fuel bulb with an OEM bulb, not an aftermarket one like a mechanic ripped off mine one time, exclaiming get rid of this piece of crap
I run 3/8 alum pipe with a v notch at the bottom.

Sometimes the racor housing can corrode and have pin holes
as well, but probably not his issue.
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Old 12-25-2021, 09:55 PM
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How old is your fuel line? Some fuel lines have an internal liner that has been known to delaminate and cause a blockage!

Also, you mentioned recently cleaning the tank. Did you use any sealant on the sending unit gasket? Years ago when I was young and dumb, I used RTV/ silicone, which is not resistant to gasoline, and a bunch of it got into the tank and plugged the fuel line, causing exactly what you’re seeing! I wouldn’t use any sealant but No. 2 Permatex, the type that does not harden.
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