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Gas Tank Plugged
After not being able to get gas to the fuel pump I pulled the sending unit and looked in side. YUK there is 20 years of "gunk" clogging the bottom of the tank.
IS there a product to clean this stuff out or should I order a new tank? |
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OK your right its 54 years old but....I ment It's been 20 years since the gas tank had gas in it! Looks like a replacement will be $320. buck..OUCH! |
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A steam cleaner, not hot water but a true steamer works good. However if it is a steel or terne plate tank it's probably a waste of time. Alot of that gunk is going to rust and if it isn't leaking now it soon will be.
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GAWD!! IS everybody but me made of money!!! *G* It's part of "hot rodding" to fix up old parts to work again. "IF" I were you, I'd have the old tank steamed out, then check out what the inside looks like. If you see rust then they make a special paint (can't remember the name) but it's made to coat and seal the inside of gas tanks, cost less then $50. BUT if you got the money then go for it! Get a stainless steel one ...they look WAY COOL!!! *G* My $0.02 anyway, GOOD LUCK! ...Mark
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