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You may remember that I had a bad fuel smell some time ago. Well, the smell is gone as is all of my gas and some of my driveway. Upon finding all this out, as soon as I turn the key to on, the fuel pump makes quite a racket. It kink of sounds like a quarter settling down after being spun on a table. It's that kind of quick ticking sound. Before I attempt to crawl under this thing, does anyone have some ideas? Could the pump be making this noise because there's no fuel flowing through it? Damn, I really wanted to go for a ride, it's been a long time. |
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