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Originally Posted by LockDoc
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I empty the gas out of them, take the sender out, put some soap and water in them, slosh it around and dump it out then pressure wash the crap out of the inside. (so to speak) After you have that done blow it out with a long air nozzle, and put a couple of cans of Heat in it to absorb the moisture. I have had pretty good luck doing this.
Put a new sock filter on the end of the pickup tube and a new inline filter on it and see what happens. If you are running a Q-jet there is also a filter in the carb inlet. It picks up the really fine stuff that an inline filter won't catch. You will need to replace it too.
You will still get some sediment in the filter but that should take care of most of it.....
LockDoc
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This is almost word-for-word for what I was going to say, except I don't do the "blow it out out with a long air nozzle, and put a couple of cans of Heat in it to absorb the moisture."
I just set it in the sun for a couple days...