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Not sure what else to call it but while chasing an issue of not getting any fuel to my mechanical pump all of a sudden I removed my fuel tank. There’s always been a clunking from inside which I now know is from what I can only describe as a baffle, I think, that the pickup and float live inside of and it’s not secured. With lower fuel levels it moves around and clunks.
Didn’t have a lot of time to poke around in there before work but I imagine there probably isn’t any way to redefine something like this right or is there? Don’t particularly want to buy a new tank if I can avoid it for now anyway. Thanks.
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