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07-16-2002, 09:32 AM
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Location: Burlington, NJ USA
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I would change the gasket where the tank and pump assembly meet. Ford part. Also BEFORE you remove the pump assembly from tank, clean the area around it. All that crap will go in the tank if you don't. Try to siphon all that gas out. 3/4 tank is heavy and the tank configuration doesn't bode well with jacks.
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