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In-Line Fuel System Check Valve

posted by  Andrew in AL on  Mon Jun 9 23:30 CST 2008
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If you are speaking of the check valve on a brick, I did not know there was one in tank.

I have replaced the one on a 760 - underneath the driver at the fuel pump/gas filter location. Bought it at FCPG - if I recall.

That would be an interesting bit of info for me, as I have a 94 940 that is slow to start, and my next try was to replace the fuel check valve. If it is in the tank, then it will be a pain.

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