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Marvin Gruber
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Hoodie,
got a PM notice from you but no message. Call if you want, I can tell you how it goes.
marv
got a PM notice from you but no message. Call if you want, I can tell you how it goes.
marv
Marv,
I'm new to this forum system , hence the post or lack of responses to posts. Please resend your phone number. I believe the fuel line follows the drivers side frame from the tank through the mid-gap in the frame, than along the drivers side frame to the fuel pump. If this is not the route please let me know.
Hoodie
i live in Niceville Florida
I'm new to this forum system , hence the post or lack of responses to posts. Please resend your phone number. I believe the fuel line follows the drivers side frame from the tank through the mid-gap in the frame, than along the drivers side frame to the fuel pump. If this is not the route please let me know.
Hoodie
i live in Niceville Florida