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07-04-2011, 05:12 PM
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Check your fuel line connections where they attach to the tank, as well as the lines themselves... If the connections are tight and the lines are sound then you have a problem with 3 possible solutions.
1) Replace the tank 2) Repair the tank 3) use portable tanks Each has it's good and bad points.. Replacing it involves a lot of work. Repairing it is just as much work and is the least attractive in my estimation. Using portable tanks involves storing them and taking up space on the boat. So the choice is yours. Good luck.  PS...if you should go the replace tank route, there are a lot of guys here that have done that job and can help with suggestions, etc.
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