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Re: [GMCnet] Need Help in Paducah Ky [message #326697 is a reply to message #326693] Sun, 03 December 2017 16:20 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Tom,
You know that there is a filter at the neck of the carb.
Be sure to replace that as it is not the particulets that is pluging the
filters, but the slime that has been in the tank befor the Ethanal can into
the gas few years ago.
The Ethanal does such a good job of cleaning the tank that this is where
the problems starts.
Less expensive to change the filters than to try to clean the tank as the
slime is at the top of the tank as well and you'll not get it all.
Having one filter right befor the pump will be good, Not after as you'll
end up with a fire when the rubber hose under pressure leaks and start a
fire.

On Sun, Dec 3, 2017 at 2:05 PM, James Hupy wrote:

> The carb filter can easily be blocked by water. It seldom sees a great deal
> of "stuff" if it is preceeded by an in line filter, but those filters are
> frequently a 15 or 20 micron filter which will allow water to pass through,
> but intercept rust and "crud" from the tanks. No perfect system, I guess.
> Jim Hupy
> Salem, Or
> 78 GMC ROYALE 403
>
> On Dec 3, 2017 1:58 PM, "Tom Lins" wrote:
>
>> Ken Burton wrote on Sun, 03 December 2017 14:07
>>> Tom,
>>>
>>> At least replace the carb filter and loosen the gas cap before you try
>> other more involved fixes. That carb filter is a very common item and
>>> should be available at any auto parts store for around $3.00. Autozone
>> shows it in stock here for $2.99. WalMart use to have them but they
> have
>>> cut back on the filters that they sell.
>>>
>>> Ken
>>
>>
>> I got a new carb filter and installed it. The old one was bad looking. To
>> me anyway.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Tom Lins
>> Elkton, FL
>> 77 GM Rear Twin
>>
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