Subject	Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question
Posted by	lurker_nz on January 13, 2010 at 1:03 AM
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In Reply To	Tis the season for fuel leaks question posted by Timmy on January 10, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Message	The hoses also reach a point where they have been compressed so much that no amount of tightening of the clamps will be effective. No alternative but to replace the hoses and clamps
Follow Ups	Tis the season for fuel leaks question - Timmy 12:38:10 01/10/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - ILoveBoost 14:19:18 01/10/10 That's kinda what I'm thinking I replaced both of them on - Timmy 16:01:07 01/10/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - edharken 16:42:47 01/10/10 Nope that's what I did no issues, I've had the fuel smell - Timmy 17:28:55 01/10/10 Bad advice! YES, of course there's chance of a fire if you - zellamay 18:49:21 01/10/10 You can do the talcum powder test, or the paper towel test, - zellamay 18:38:42 01/10/10 Re: You can do the talcum powder test, or the paper towel te - ILoveBoost 19:13:01 01/10/10 I did the "talcum test" - edharken 21:34:15 01/10/10 Two thoughts: First, I would try the paper towel test also. - zellamay 23:21:44 01/10/10 I will try the paper towel test tomorrow, - edharken 00:11:35 01/11/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - ILoveBoost 19:15:14 01/10/10 Just a quick heads up, this evening I went into the garage - Timmy 08:31:39 01/11/10 Those clamps have a tendency to loosen up over time. (n/m) - MixManMash 14:17:06 01/12/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - lurker_nz 01:03:03 01/13/10 Re: Tis the season for fuel leaks question - laphamr 11:57:41 01/13/10 how did you find out it was the regulator? - edharken 23:11:57 01/13/10
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