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Update: The seller says he put a siphon hose in the tank, and sucked out some nasty looking watery goo, hopefuuly it is leaning towards contaminated fuel system, not bad I.P.
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If the fuel in the tank is old, or he used a mix of junk and hasn't run the truck in a while, the goo is just old fuel. Dump the tank, insert new fuel and try it out.
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Added info to first post.
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I saw your update, glad to hear you got it. Why not just pull the drain plug on the bottom of the tank. I would remove the tank and have it hot tanked.
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Update: The tank was full of water, sludge, rust, and some kind of tan/yellow fuel. The tank has fiberglass on the bottom, thinking it is on its' last legs. The primary ,and both secondary fuel filters were full of everything except fuel, have no idea how it was running. I hope this is an indicator about how fuel insensitive and tough they are? ( I am wanting to feed it WMO). The valve cover leak, air compressor leak and an oil change are next.