Yes I have had to replace it before. I just dropped the tank. (I had a full tank, but I also had two guys helping me and a floor jack)
I am not bothered by leaving it alone, I was just seeing how common it was and what may have caused it so I could evaluate weather to fix it or not.
Thanks again for all the help.
Gary
1998 Silverado Z-71 Ext Cab. 5.7L Descreened MAF, K&N direct replacment, 32x11.5 R15 AT's,Posi rear end, True duel w/Magnaflows, Sub woofer setup, Remote starter.
No prob man. Yeah, if it is fluttering only--then leave it. But if it goes dead for a while or ends up leaving you stranded from running out of gas--time to get nasty and replace a bunch of stuff...
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