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We just made our longest trip in the RV, 1500 miles to Florida In our 2002 bounder. Lost engine power twice along the way, requiring fuel filter replacement. Fortunately was able to get to safe locations to make the repairs.
how do you get the tank cleaned, and where do you go to get it done?
any service center should be able to do this.....make sure you run the fuel down low.....also you dont mention gas or diesel but adding some type of water dispersant such as Sea foam or dryGas (Sea foam is best) will help alot....if you have had 2 filters changed you should be about done with what ever is in your tank......good luck
-- Edited by Lucky Mike on Thursday 2nd of January 2014 07:32:24 AM
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If its diesel try running Power Service, either the grey bottle or white, can't remember which is which. I always carry spare filters. Easy to do a roadside change if I had to.
