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Old 12-15-2018, 01:52 PM   #15
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Default Re: Fuel Spark Arrestor in bottom of Tank, removal

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Originally Posted by 1931 flamingo View Post
BEFORE you pull the gas gauge out, DISCONNECT the BATTERY ! ! ! ! !
Paul in CT

Had not thought of this - thanks.


Have also considered 1st attempting to remove the screen with the gas tank full so little to no vapors in the tank, and then if necessary drain the gas down for access through the tank Gas Gauge Hole. Also do this outside on a cool day with a box fan (they are AC, no sparking DC brushes) over the Tank, and doors open. Having the gas cap handy, fire extinguisher, and heavy blankets handy.


And the Fire Dept./EMS on alert


Will be doing this next spring, my A is unavailable, currently in storage for its winter nap. Storage time is a great time to prepare for the next driving season.




Thanks to all for suggestions, please keep them coming if there are additional suggestions.
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