Re: fuel strainer removal, super C

Posted by ken2 on August 09, 2004 at 13:39:25 from (66.84.80.95):

In Reply to: Re: fuel strainer removal, super C posted by Brian Schmidt on August 09, 2004 at 13:26:07:

Thanks guys. I just came up from taking it off. Yup, 3/8 inch thread. The plug from an old hurricane lamp fits nicely. I gave it a shot of WD-40 first, let it sit a half hour then gave it a twist and out it came like it had never been stuck. I filled it with a quart of lining fluid, sloshed it around, poured off the excess (not much) and am letting it dry overnight. I also cleaned and touched up the tank's exterior paint.

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• Re: fuel strainer removal, super C Peabody 13:43:43 08/09/04 (3)
  • Re: fuel strainer removal, super C Brian Schmidt 08:37:15 08/10/04 (0)
  • Re: fuel strainer removal, super C ken2 13:59:24 08/09/04 (1)
    • Re: fuel strainer removal, super C Peabody 05:54:13 08/10/04 (0)

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