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empinball

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i have a mustang 1700 skidsteer. someone has put an electric fuel pump on it. it runs great but after you use it for awhile the gas tank builds up alot of pressure and it will stall out. anyone have an idea why the gas tank buids up this pressure. thanks for reading.
 
More than likely the engine/hydro heat is making the gas expand. Either the vent for the fuel tank is plugged or someone has changed a vented gas cap to the non-vented one on it now.Easy fix would be to install a vented gas cap,or drill a 1/16" hole in the one thats on it.
 
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