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If you can hook up a gravity feed into the fuel intake (IV bottle type thing), then you can operate the floats manually to see if they shut off when the float valve is closed. Then you can also look for external leaks, or leaks into the air chamber.
If you can hook up a gravity feed into the fuel intake (IV bottle type thing), then you can operate the floats manually to see if they shut off when the float valve is closed. Then you can also look for external leaks, or leaks into the air chamber.
