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Old 28 November 2006, 22:45   #21
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JW, do you want to buy a fine Humber?
Wot, is there something wrong with yours?
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Old 30 November 2006, 17:01   #22
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Petrol vapours

Hi Guys, I always find that if you have a smoke at the same time, the problem will soon go away.........
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Old 30 January 2007, 19:23   #23
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answer found

To all you potential fire risks out there, I have found the answer to the fueling problem. http://www.overtons.com/modperl/over...4681&fcat=2C4B

I bought this from the states, fitted it (1/2 hour) ,now when the tank is nearly full, there are all sorts of hissing sounds until you brim the tank ,(if you so wish) however there is no wearing a ltr of unleaded as before.

The exchange rate makes it cheap too....
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Old 31 January 2007, 08:51   #24
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This can be a problem with most boats, if there is room, you could place a small chamber/tank between the main tank and filler to allow for expansion, from the pipe, to stop the fuel from backing up in surges as you get to nearing full, also it helps, when the boat is rocked whilst filling by a passing boat.
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