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![]() I would say thats got to be the problem, except it happened on both the primary and secondary.
I tried cranking the float level down on the secondary, and the back one stopped doing it. I'm going to try doing the same on the front, but why would it be overflowing with the proper float level set? Also, the renew kit had new inlet needles but they were a different type than the ones I have. They are hollow all the way to the top, with no screw indention, but a flat spot on each side (i.e. for a wrench) Is this for a different setup than I have? (solid top with a screwdriver slot) Thanks, J
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