Hi, Jamie.
Try placing your float in warm soapy water and watch for bubbles or
fuel to escape. Not too hot; just maybe hot enough that you can't
hold your whole hand in it for more than ten seconds. Rotate the
float about until you can see the bubbling spot on top, then rotate
that spot down to help the fuel out. Keep the water warm enough that
stuff keeps coming out; let the float cool in between sessions out of
water so water doesn't get sucked in as the float cools.
Donald.
> From: Metallian6@aol.com
> Date: Thu, 28 Oct 1999 17:31:56 EDT
>
>
> Thanks guys. Just wanted to be sure. With that in mind it won't cost as much
> to get Judas fixed. I would still like to drive Judas to Wisconsin. If I can
> get these few minor repairs done soon then I might be able to. Also I pulled
> the fuel sending unit off to find half the plastic float filled with gas. I
> don't know how it got in there cause I've turn the float every which way and
> nothing comes out. I received more good news when I found out that you have
> to buy the whole sending unit just to get the float. That's VB anyway, $50.00
> isn't to bad for a new sending unit. But anyway thanks again for the info,
> I'll rebuild that puppy and save my wallet from a total nervous breakdown. :-)
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