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Gas smell after filling up the tank 850 1994

posted by  53charlie on  Fri Jul 10 08:37 CST 2009
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Final post on this thread (hopefully!) Sorry Klaus, pulling a little vacuum on the FPR was the way i remembered to reduce pressure on the 240, but i did notice that the 850 clicks the fuel pump for a second or two before cranking the engine to build up the pressure, so obviously the systems are different.
Well folks, the fix apparently worked, I went and filled up this morning, the wagon has been sitting in the 90+ degree day here in Memphis, I have gone to check and there is no gas smell.






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