[VB] Fuel reserve switch
Kevin Guarnotta kguarnotta at usa.netThu Oct 17 09:53:29 MST 2013
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Well I am pulling the petcock on my bus. I took off the fuel line at the fuel pump, and a tiny bit of fuel trickled out. I left it about 15 minutes, and not much came out. I figures I must be pretty low on fuel. I then went in behind the firewall, disconnected the hose to the metal line that goes through the firewall. I put this hose into a jerry can. It seemed to be trickling out slowly. I left it for about ten minutes, as it was trickling out so slowly - I figured there can't be much left. I came back, and gas was all over the ground. I quickly changed jerry cans, and have since filled a second one, and am on the 3rd. (so 3 gallons out at this point, with one jerry can being a 1 gallon, and the other a 2 gallon). I plan on pulling the reserve switch thing from the bottom of the tank. I remember Eric & Barb recommending some minor modification to this switch, and I can't recall if I did it. I now can't find their post - and the archives are unreachable? Anyone remember what they said, or how I could find that post? I think they said something about cutting the little pipes a bit shorter than they come, to make sure you are getting all the fuel out of the tank? -Kevin Guarnotta Jamaica Plain, MA '78 Westy '69 Singlecab '65 Ez-camper
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