Danica
Silver Member
That is exactly what I’ve planned with one exception I failed to mention yesterday: this issue starts when the engine temp hits about the 25% tick on the heat gauge which would mean a much easier fix (changing the sensor). My gut says that it is getting clogged in the tank though cuz foolishly during the hottest and most humid weeks of august I had the tractor in the sun and only half full of fuel. Given that I think maybe the sensor would be a waste of more money.
Are you aware of any product u can pour into an empty fuel tank to “eat up” the bacterial growth that is very likely there? In fact I know there’s something gross in there cuz if I look into the fuel tank with a light (actually only first 8” or so since there’s a bend) I see a kind of grayish slime on the tube downwards going into the tank…
Thanks again for your timely replies!
Danica
Are you aware of any product u can pour into an empty fuel tank to “eat up” the bacterial growth that is very likely there? In fact I know there’s something gross in there cuz if I look into the fuel tank with a light (actually only first 8” or so since there’s a bend) I see a kind of grayish slime on the tube downwards going into the tank…
Thanks again for your timely replies!
Danica