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Old 09-14-2021, 09:16 PM   #1
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need help 86 Allegro fuel filters

j ust bought an 86 allegro 33ft. was told it ran well and did so on the test drive . didn’t have a lot of time or money to put into it but need to drive it to florida . did some small maitance and like i said it ran fine but now we are trying to leave montana and after the first hill it kind of gave up . we can drive fine on the flat road but going up hill is so hard . i seen on other post it could be the fuel filters as such . i’m not sure where they are located in the rv. abesides the filters what else could be causing this issue? thank you so much
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Fuel and air filters are the least expensive thing to try first.

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