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#34921 08/12/2002 5:33 AM | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,897 Member | | Member Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,897 | Or you can get about 5 or 6 see-through fuel filters,install one(use the others for spares)in-line close to the fuel-tank and keep some hose pinch pliers and a screw-driver(you will need 2)in your coffee can(also used for draining/replacing the clogged fuel-filter). Drive it with about 3/4 tank of fuel so it will slosh around good when driving on curvy roads. . What is going on is there is surface rust inside the tank.With the newer fuels,it more redily dissolves the rust. After about a month or two of driving it this way, it should be mostly free of rust sediment.
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