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Jun 8, 2011 | 07:53 AM

#21

TammyT

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From: Mississippi

Where is the fuel reset switch?

Jun 8, 2011 | 07:59 AM

#22

Nuke

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From: PA to KY ('07) to IL ('09) to MS ('10) to FL ('11)

Page 175 of my '07 OM shows the fuel shut-off switch in the drivers side footwell by (beyond) the hood release. It's a push-to-reset switch.

Jun 10, 2011 | 11:47 AM

#23

TammyT

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From: Mississippi

Replaced the fuel filter, and tried the reset. Still nothing. Guess i'll have to start eating nanner samiches to save enough to get her to a shop. :-(

Jun 10, 2011 | 12:10 PM

#24

Nuke

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From: PA to KY ('07) to IL ('09) to MS ('10) to FL ('11)

Quote:

Originally Posted by TammyT

Replaced the fuel filter, and tried the reset. Still nothing. Guess i'll have to start eating nanner samiches to save enough to get her to a shop. :-(

That suks... Keep us posted.

Jun 10, 2011 | 12:35 PM

#25

Lifter583

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From: North Idaho

I am betting injectors...gas really as a short shelf life before breaking down and begin to cause varnishing...I Seafoam all gas that will not be used in 30 days...

Jun 10, 2011 | 12:40 PM

#26

Nuke

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lifter583

...I Seafoam all gas that will not be used in 30 days...

If you don't mean that you "...Sta-Bil all gas...", then you should.

Jun 10, 2011 | 02:54 PM

#27

Lifter583

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From: North Idaho

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nuke

If you don't mean that you "...Sta-Bil all gas...", then you should.

Sorry Nuke...in my tests conducted (involuntarily) on my boat... Sta-bil performed very poorly...I have never had to take apart the carb after using Seafoam as the stibility agent...