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fuel tank help
OK i know this is a hotrod place and i love cars but my ? is about my mower tank. I have a plastic mower tank on the bottom where the rubber gromet holdes the fuel line in leaks. put a new gromet in still drips all over garage floor. checked the net and can get so tank sealer for $30 but dont want to spend that is there anything i can put on there that the gas wont eat through? Sure would like any kind of help
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re: fuel tank help
This forum is for "HELP" with the site, or posting problems etc. Post your question in the lounge.
BTW, find another tank.................its probablty a lot less than $30. |
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re: fuel tank help
I suggest the Hotrodders Lounge rather than Site Suggestions and Help. Problems with a fuel tank are not the same as problems with the website.
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re: fuel tank help
Might try some Permatex #2 non-hardening sealer. Gas won't eat it (alcohol will), and it stays just a bit gummy so the vibration might not cause it too much grief.
If you don't mind ghetto fixes, I stuck a piece of car fuel line into the hole in my mower tank when I put a small clear fuel filter between the tank & carb. The fuel line was just a little bigger than the hole in the tank, and it didn't drip for several years. |
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