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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: East Boothbay, Maine
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The vent in the sender may have become plugged. If that's the case, any pressure in the fuel tank will push the red fluid out of the gauge. This is a simple manometer, and still used today in many applications but must be kept clean. Any crud in your tank could foul the vent. A vented gas cap could help but then you run the risk of fuel seepage when the tank is full. Also, as a side note, blowing the line out with compressed air could introduce water in the line which would have a negative effect.
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