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Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:40 am

Re: Fuel leak

IF it’s is the bladder, and IF it is the RH tank, and IF you have long range tanks, and IF you want to risk the labor effort on installing a used bladder, I have one for sale. I know that is a lot of IFs.
I would make you a good deal on it. PM if all the ifs work.
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Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:40 am

Re: Fuel leak

IF it’s is the bladder, and IF it is the RH tank, and IF you have long range tanks, and IF you want to risk the labor effort on installing a used bladder, I have one for sale. I know that is a lot of IFs.
I would make you a good deal on it. PM if all the ifs work.
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Sat Apr 23, 2022 8:07 am

Re: Fuel leak

90% of the time you just need to snug up the sender bolts. Simple cork gaskets. Open headliner a bit, careful with the teeth. Screw driver bit and ratchet wrench.
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Sat Apr 23, 2022 10:36 am

Re: Fuel leak

What Mark Y said.
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Mon Apr 25, 2022 9:52 pm

Re: Fuel leak

PNW Flyer wrote:IF it’s is the bladder, and IF it is the RH tank, and IF you have long range tanks, and IF you want to risk the labor effort on installing a used bladder, I have one for sale. I know that is a lot of IFs.
I would make you a good deal on it. PM if all the ifs work.

This thread is from 2018. He's probably got it fixed up by now.
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Tue Apr 26, 2022 5:09 am

Re: Fuel leak

Fraser Farmer wrote:
PNW Flyer wrote:IF it’s is the bladder, and IF it is the RH tank, and IF you have long range tanks, and IF you want to risk the labor effort on installing a used bladder, I have one for sale. I know that is a lot of IFs.
I would make you a good deal on it. PM if all the ifs work.

This thread is from 2018. He's probably got it fixed up by now.

I hope so. I follow these troubleshooting threads and many of them you never hear the outcome
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Tue Apr 26, 2022 8:13 am

Re: Fuel leak

David K wrote:
Fraser Farmer wrote:
PNW Flyer wrote:IF it’s is the bladder, and IF it is the RH tank, and IF you have long range tanks, and IF you want to risk the labor effort on installing a used bladder, I have one for sale. I know that is a lot of IFs.
I would make you a good deal on it. PM if all the ifs work.

This thread is from 2018. He's probably got it fixed up by now.

I hope so. I follow these troubleshooting threads and many of them you never hear the outcome
I hope so as well. I contacted Eagle Fuel Cells this morning to order bladders for the Bo’ and was told 10-15 weeks lead time. [emoji15]
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