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Have a gas pressure problem and it,s from the gas tank.Is there a stem that goes down into the tank and sucks the gas up or is it vacume?.I have a 74 Sleekcraft with a 460ford,tank on each side of boat.Thanks for any input.wetandwild
Sometimes I have a gas problem too. One time it made me shit myself. Stay away from Mexican food.
You should have stems that go down into the tanks from the top. Fuel pump sucks gas out of the tank and forces it toward your carb. mattering how your tank setup is, may suck from one side at a time or like mine, both sides at once. What kind of problem are you having? Could be a clogged vent line if you have them.
[ July 16, 2003, 04:14 PM: Message edited by: Frosty_pop ]
Thanks frosty.Going to check it out tonight.Both suck gas at the same time.Problem is at the fuel tank not lines.What next bro.
do you have vents?
NastyOne:
Sometimes I have a gas problem too. One time it made me shit myself. Stay away from Mexican food. May I suggest a cork!
Yes I have vents Frosty.
can you blow down the vents and hear bubbles?
Do you have the same problem if the gas caps are left open?
If you do, I would be looking at the pickup tubes
We had that prob. on my father-in-law's boat. It would start and run but would run out of gas when he stepped on it. Turns out the "stem" that runs to the bottom of the tank had a screen over it and was full of crud. Couldn't really tell til we pulled it out. I could blow back through to the tank and it seemed ok. It was a bitch too cause the tanks were glassed in. Hope this helps.
Dean
on some tanks you can remove the tube that goes down to the bottom of the tank for cleaning,etc. the tubes on our lightning tanks where no larger than a mcdonalds straw. They are way to small for performance motors. try running it with the lids open if you can avoid getting water in the fuel to see if they are venting okay. good luck
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