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Originally Posted by Run
My car has been in storage for a few months after taking it for a drive I noticed a strong gas smell. After doing a little digging I took the battery out and tray and was greeted by gas pooling up on top of the sending unit. I went over to pelican and did some research and it seems this could be a bad sending unit. They suggest draining the gas tank anyone done this without taking that step? It looks like a fairly straightforward repair minus the tank drain.
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You need to drain the tank. The unit sticking out of the top of the tank is the sending unit on a 986, the actual pump is bayonet mounted to the floor of the tank and needs to be disconnected from the sending unit and then rotated about 15 degrees to get it released, which would be very difficult with fuel in the tank.
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