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Old 08-09-2009, 07:56 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Zabo View Post
Junk in the lines, probably rust sitting at the bottom of the tank that got sucked into the system. Common problem with old bikes/cars that sit and build up oxidation in the part of the tank above the fuel level.
As for a volt/multimeter, you can get a cheap analog needle one for under 10 bucks. 'Good' one can run ya 25-30 at sears. Fuses can be had at radio shack for a buck or two if you hook it up wrong.

We've all done it at one point..
What do I do if that's the case? Do I have to drain the entire tank to clean the lines? I'm almost sure that's what's wrong now.

Thanks, this has been really helpful
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All of the stang guys in one thread..wow..lol
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