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Old 06-07-2026, 12:01 AM
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Gas tank vent plugged?
That's my initial thought. Takes awhile to develop a slight vacuum in the tank that fights your pump. Easy enough to check by loosening your gas cap.

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Doc, how can I check if that's a problem?

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