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my tank had the internal vent tube that is attached to the roof of the tank come loose and would lay in the fuel when tank was full. would always put fuel on the ground after filling tank. was able to attach small fuel line to tube and have it near filler opening and problem stopped.

check your wire gauge size to match the correct connector. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NW_725165 https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NW_725147 and the male side https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NW_725145

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non a/c box. what color are the screws that hold the front black cover? are they natural or do they have a black color?

i would first double check float levels and if they are good i would go to the four idle mixture screws (2 on each carb) on the outboards and ever so slightly turn maybe an 1/8 of a turn richer. doesn't take much to make a difference. see if this helps. as always make one change at a time and...

unfortunately you will have to bite the bullet on that little clip. i restore heater boxes and that is the cheapest i have found.

http://www.rtspecialties.net/proddetail.asp?prod=6015143 is this what you need?

i installed mine in the car. it wasn't that difficult but it was about 10 years ago.

i like things on a budget so i went to joann fabrics store bought the correct width black elastic and the snap kit. then had my mom (an accomplished seamstress) sew it together for me. came out pretty good.

great!!

the whole heater box will have to come out. it is not that bad of a job. if you can cap the heater core before you remove it, it will keep things a lot happier in the interior.

i know some people have ground the tail off the rivet and when the dash frame is finished they have used glue to reinstall the tag with the head of the rivets.

i had a new tank and had this same problem. looked inside tank and found that there is a vent line to runs almost to the filler neck. that had come loose to where it was mounted to the top of tank. took some fuel line and stuck it on the vent tube and ran it up to just under the fill cap. no...

sorry to take so long to answer. actually it is T5.

ohhh!! i like that!!!! triple black!!

i'll throw mine in the mix.

here is a pic after a cruise. thought it would make a cool shot.