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Old 08-23-2012, 09:06 AM   #2
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My first guess would be a bad fuel level sending unit, OR the float on the fuel level sending unit is getting hung up on the fuel lines inside the tank. it would take about three hours, beginning with getting all of the fuel out of the tank and removing the fuel level sending unit, inspecting and replacing everything. Keep in mind, a new rubber gasket is recommended whenever you put the fuel sending unit back in place. If you dont put a new rubber gasket, they say that you might smell fuel inside the cockpit. The gasket is $14.00 at pelican parts.
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