What is the point of having two tanks if you can't use both???
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What is the point of having two tanks if you can't use both???
I'm wondering if my rear tank should press charges against my front one for theft. If I fill both tanks the gas in the rear tank ends up in the front tank and the gas in the front tank either ends up getting used or coming out of the front gas cap. Any suggestions guys? Would really like to use both tanks. Thanks!!
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I'm wondering if my rear tank should press charges against my front one for theft. If I fill both tanks the gas in the rear tank ends up in the front tank and the gas in the front tank either ends up getting used or coming out of the front gas cap. Any suggestions guys? Would really like to use both tanks. Thanks!!
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I'm wondering if my rear tank should press charges against my front one for theft. If I fill both tanks the gas in the rear tank ends up in the front tank and the gas in the front tank either ends up getting used or coming out of the front gas cap. Any suggestions guys? Would really like to use both tanks. Thanks!!
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sounds like someone did some redneck engineering, follow the lines from the rear tank and see where they go. either that or both pumps are running at the same time. check your tank switch
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The switch is flicked to the front tank. Seems to me if both pumps are working at the same time I shouldn't have that other problem I posted before this one.