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Fuel tanks wont switch. Only burns from rear tank and transfers fuel to front.

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The most command thing that go's wrong is a switch relay on the pasnger side of vehicle it has a green relay they get water in them if they are pulled and not replaced in right spot rust inside \ replace it and re install in the right spot

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