Re: IML: 56 Fuel Lines

["Tim Hulse" <timhulse@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks Bill,

 I knew you would have a solution for me. Cleaned dup the wiring today and things look good. I will clean fuel system, install some knew plugs, wires,rotor,cap ect... What is the part number for the spark plugs?? I lost all my old notes from the first one...

Tim

----- Original Message -----

From: Bill McPheeters

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Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 8:09 PM

Subject: Re: IML: 56 Fuel Lines

Tim,

Disconnect fuel line at fuel pump & tank.

At the tank end, use a piece of old bed sheet or similar material & form a bag so to speak & tape that to the disconnected fuel line.

Blow with compressed air at the fuel pump end & the home made bag will show you what was plugging the line.

You will also need to clean out the tank but it is very easy to remove & when replacing the tank replace both rubber hoses connecting the filler tube to the tank.

California Rubber has a store in Bakersfield & they have the sizes you need, I got mine at the Tulare store & both fit perfect.

Good luck. 

Bill & Jan McPheeters, Shaver Lake, Ca

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Tim Hulse

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Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 7:19 PM

Subject: IML: 56 Fuel Lines

Fuel lines seem  to be plugged on the 56 that has set for several years. What is the best way to clear them from the tank forward??

Any suggestions for this will be great.

 

Thanks

Tim

56 Imperial 2-Dr Southampton