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06-10-2003, 03:42 PM
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I think I have so goop in my tank from sittng. I'm planning on pulling the tank out. What should I use to flush it out?
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06-10-2003, 03:42 PM
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I think I have so goop in my tank from sittng. I'm planning on pulling the tank out. What should I use to flush it out?
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06-11-2003, 01:21 PM
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Good question. I removed my tank from the car, flushed it with a couple of gallons of lacquer thinnger, drained it again, and then flushed with soap and water. Then I flushed it with water for a while. After the water I sat it out in the sunshine for a couple of days to evaporate the water. Finally I used POR's gas tank sealant kit to clean it, etch it, and seal.
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06-12-2003, 07:37 AM
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Thats a good idea letting the tank sit in the sun to evaporate. Thanks for the info
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