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08-10-2022, 07:32 PM
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I had a similar issue years ago when I got some gas that had additives in it.
IT MELTED THE FUEL SOCK IN THE TANK. I WAS ON A TRIP. I posted about this years ago but will say on inspection of the pick-up /sock, it was melted. I threw the sealed sock 30 feet. Ran great the rest of the 3000 mile trip. Tom V.
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