a crack in a rubber fuel line will make the pump suck air and it is possible to have a crack and not leak fuel. Been there, done that.
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a crack in a rubber fuel line will make the pump suck air and it is possible to have a crack and not leak fuel. Been there, done that.
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| Nate of "black fungal goop" fame will respond to this. He enjoys talking about fuel tanks, the tank filter, and fuel line going from the tank to the engine. Also, Mercedes Source has some videos on dropping the tank filters to check on such problems. |
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