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Gas leaking out of the bottom of the bowl
What happens if I plug it instead? I can’t figure out its purpose. I know it sounds crazy but would like to know.- Fawnridge
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Gas leaking out of the bottom of the bowl
I have gas leaking out of the bottom of the bowl, I am not sure what it is. I think it must be a one way valve of some sort. Wondering if I could plug it or is it replaceable and if so where can I get a replacement? It is off a 1946 Ford 2N tractor.- Fawnridge
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