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Posted by Redmud on July 12, 2005 at 08:05:31 from (216.167.146.93):
In Reply to: 92 Ford Ranger posted by Hound on July 12, 2005 at 06:35:29:
If you are ever out in the boonies and the in tank fuel pump stops working, have someone spin the engine over while you slap the bottom center of the fuel tank with an open hand. And those two operations have to be performed at the same time. some of the small cars, it's hard to do because of tank location. In that case you need an arm extension, you can make do with a stick or what ever is handy. If you are in the boonies by yourself?????
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