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I've often wondered about the wisdom of cutting open a used fuel filter. It must still contain some residual gas and fumes. Is it dangerous if the cutting tool creates a spark? Can it catch on fire or explode? I know that filling a gas can that is not grounded like in the back of a plastic lined pick up can cause static electricity which can ignite gasoline.
I've often wondered about the wisdom of cutting open a used fuel filter. It must still contain some residual gas and fumes. Is it dangerous if the cutting tool creates a spark? Can it catch on fire or explode? I know that filling a gas can that is not grounded like in the back of a plastic lined pick up can cause static electricity which can ignite gasoline.
I've often wondered about the wisdom of cutting open a used fuel filter. It must still contain some residual gas and fumes. Is it dangerous if the cutting tool creates a spark? Can it catch on fire or explode? I know that filling a gas can that is not grounded like in the back of a plastic lined pick up can cause static electricity which can ignite gasoline.