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Hi all,
The electric valve that controls the auto fill function appears to no longer completely seal. I have a shutoff installed just before this valve and when I turned it off the pump pressurized and shut off. Any suggestions on repairs, or is replacement in order. If replacing is necessary, where can I get one?

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Bill,
It is a fuel valve, but I have not found one for sale. I happen to have my spare, in the fact I used to put them in my cars, and have a spare left over from years ago.
 
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If it is limed up, vinegar could free it up. Try cycling it with vinegar in the line.
 
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Bill H,
In my case, it is very easy to remove. I am going to take it apart and check out the problem more closely. It may have frozen a bit this winter as I don't think any antifreeze got into it.

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