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Van · 11-12-2002, 04:56 PM

Good article.

I have always done what the shop says and filled the tank before storage. I never had a problem with poor running in my old carb. 150 or my new 175 fuel injected. But there is more to consider and I have heard both sides of the arguement before.

I thought the issue with water in the tank was corrosion, but I guess not. i messed up this year and forgot to top off the tank.
I'm not sure how much was left and now there is too much stabalizer in there.

I will see what happens next spring. I will fill it before it goes in.

11-12-2002, 04:56 PM	#9
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	Good article. I have always done what the shop says and filled the tank before storage. I never had a problem with poor running in my old carb. 150 or my new 175 fuel injected. But there is more to consider and I have heard both sides of the arguement before. I thought the issue with water in the tank was corrosion, but I guess not. i messed up this year and forgot to top off the tank. I'm not sure how much was left and now there is too much stabalizer in there. I will see what happens next spring. I will fill it before it goes in.
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