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Originally Posted by turbo69bird
I’d agree w this but you can also just disconnect the fuel line at the carb, crank it over and pump fuel out into a can. See what it looks like if it has debris or is dark colored. Empty the tank and add some new fuel w sea foam or something and see if that cleans it up. I’ve had a few really old tanks and pulled them looked inside and they were very clean no rust . So id check that first it’s easy and free .
I’d also put a good inline fuel filter before the carb, even if I used rubber lines to run it that way for a while until I was sure it was nice and clean fuel.
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Thanks. I decided to replace the tank. May have been unnecessary but that's the path I took. The gas I siphoned out was definitely stale - dark and stinky.