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Join Date: Feb 2014
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Good evening.
Been a member for months, have read a lot of information which has been of great use. It's greatly appreciated. I've had my first ford since December, and all in all, it really hasn't been too faithful. At the moment I am attempting to remove the fuel tank. My wagon is dual fuel and has been lowered. Now the fuel tank while I try to get it out, seems to be fouling one side on my leaf springs or on the otherside which is the donut lpg tank. I've used search and haven't come up with much in the way of wagons. I even have a service manual. Which seems to be lacking in detail. While all the fouling is happening, I'm trying to get the filler neck down out of the car. Does that steel part in the filler neck come apart, I ask this because it seems the hose fitting on the side will foul when trying to pull through also??  Any tips, advice or personal experience would be greatly appreciated. I've already drained the tank, so I'm not far off contemplating cutting a hole in the boot at this rate  |
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AUII Wagon Fuel tank removal.
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