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Sounds like crud, can you disconnect the fuel line from the tank blow air back thru just the line . Reconnect to tank see if the flow speeds up not a fix but that might define the problem. Cannot see, think of a way just the fuel line would be the bad actor, unless it is rubber and is collapsing inside.

Full tank not fun, reading that tank link I see this.
• Ball check vent furnished with tanks requiring non vented caps

Might be something to find and check, however "removed cap and not a very strong stream," still think it will be crud.

Originally Posted by pepi

Sounds like crud, can you disconnect the fuel line from the tank blow air back thru just the line . Reconnect to tank see if the flow speeds up not a fix but that might define the problem. Cannot see, think of a way just the fuel line would be the bad actor, unless it is rubber and is collapsing inside.

Full tank not fun, reading that tank link I see this.
• Ball check vent furnished with tanks requiring non vented caps

Might be something to find and check, however "removed cap and not a very strong stream," still think it will be crud.

Disconnected the line and blew in to it. At first not able to blow hard enough to do anything. After a bit it started blow air back toward the tank and had better flow.