Thread: Tip for a smelly garage!
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11-24-2012 02:12 PM #16
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11-24-2012 02:13 PM #17
The coil should work by it self if partialy filled with any liquid it would just move back and forth in tubeCharlie
Lovin' what I do and doing what I love
Some guys can fix broken NO ONE can fix STUPID
W8AMR
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Christian in training
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11-24-2012 02:52 PM #18
I like the coil! Hope it works for you.Roger
Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.
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11-24-2012 06:36 PM #19
Just tell'em it's your still! LOL..
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11-25-2012 04:06 PM #20
OK! This was this mornings project. Still smelled gas, off came the canister.
I came off the curley-q with 3 loops as high as and behind the tank.
Then I dropped through the floor and attached a fuel filter with 1/4"
fittings then from the filter a 3' line terminating in the frame rail.
This afternoon it was 84 degrees---No smell!
"It's good enough for who it's for!"
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11-25-2012 04:19 PM #21
I wouldn't tell your wife you have got rid of the smelly garage.
Lets face it the smelliness is a good reason for her to stay out of your play roomRegards
Bob Thomas
"if aussies were to steer from the left like the yanks, that would mean our women are always right!! "
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11-25-2012 05:19 PM #22
Last guy with this problem ended up with a mooneyes blower cover..
Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
EG
Everything got swapped over, had to build a bracket for the fuel pressure regulator, modify the throttle cable bracket, rebuild some fuel lines, pull the screen wiring and mount the new one. So far...
New guy from Utah.