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budster 95

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My tank was full also, with 11 year old fuel. I decided to drop my tank, to clean it out. Good thing i did cuz it was a leaker! Fuel gushing from the seams. But i am going to cut out the floor panel access while the tank is out.

 

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Yeah the diagram is posted thanks. If it is my pump (probably, its the original one) I sure hate to cut into my floor, but probably beats the heck out of dropping the tank, which lucky me is full...

I did this with my Beast and my tank was also full. I used a tube and siphoned the fuel into a bunch of 5 gallon cans. After that I used hand tools to drop the tank. I suggest using something like PB Blaster or something like that, I know some people say to use other stuff but I can't remember what it is off hand.

I suggest using hand tools because there is less of a chance of breaking anything.

It took me a weekend to do this but I did it in the summer and in my driveway with no ramps or lifts...

 
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Horn is fine, power to the pump, guess this means the pump has bit the dust

 

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