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not the fuel that's causing the problem.
not the fuel that's causing the problem.
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condensation in the carburetor:
condensation in the carburetor:
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A horse needs oats!
A horse needs oats!
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If it's a Russian car, it's the petrol pump.
If it's a Russian car, it's the petrol pump.
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fuel tank is not important at all. 1661803 If your car is Russian, the petrol pump is defective. 1661803 The fuel gets stuck in the fuel pipe at slightly below freezing - it won't matter how much fuel you have in the tank until you heat it up.
fuel tank is not important at all. 1661803 If your car is Russian, the petrol pump is defective. 1661803 The fuel gets stuck in the fuel pipe at slightly below freezing - it won't matter how much fuel you have in the tank until you heat it up.
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The pump has stopped pumping fuel.
The pump has stopped pumping fuel.
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If you are pumping water then you are not pumping carburetor then you are pumping water but sometimes you get water at the bottom of the tank when you are pumping at any other gas station. Judging by the trapped fuel oil in the fuel pump and the air, respectively, and stalled and did not start so it was necessary to clean it and fill it with diesel and it is on the road do not do all you good luck and good roads
If you are pumping water then you are not pumping carburetor then you are pumping water but sometimes you get water at the bottom of the tank when you are pumping at any other gas station. Judging by the trapped fuel oil in the fuel pump and the air, respectively, and stalled and did not start so it was necessary to clean it and fill it with diesel and it is on the road do not do all you good luck and good roads