<VV> Fuel delivery question

[George Jones]

Tying in with Franks comments (below), the debris could be coming from the
deterioration of the short rubber hose that connects the filler tube to the
tank. Since it's a 61, I would think the fuel sender probably doesn't have a
sock (not real sure about FC's). That would cause the little black bits of
rubber debris to continue back to the carbs.

On Sat, Apr 19, 2008 at 6:36 PM, Frank DuVal <corvairduval at cox.net> wrote:

>
> >SNIP<
> If the stall is on the highway after driving for a while, suspect
> debris cloging the sock in the tank. Once the vacuum holding the debris
> to the sock dissapates, the debris falls off and the truck restarts
> fine. This condition is exaggerated by concrete roads and other slightly
> rough surfaces. <snip>
>


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