I'm not working on my truck (right now), but I am working on my '56 Chevy. I let it sit far too long, so I'm going through it.

I'm installing a new fuel tank, and before I do, I would like to clean out the fuel line from tank to pump. What solution/cleaning agent would you recommend? I have compressed air, so I can blow it out, and I will be installing a filter before the pump. I just would like to get as much varnish/sediment out as possible before I start circulating fresh fuel through the system.

I've already replaced the fuel pump and the engine is running fine on an auxiliary fuel tank.

Thanks for your help.

~ Victor
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