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Date:         Sat, 9 Dec 2000 17:51:46 -0500
Reply-To:     Ron Hill <rhill@MYLINK.NET>
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From:         Ron Hill <rhill@MYLINK.NET>
Subject:      Leaky gas tank-Part 4
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Volks,

I finally figured out the latest gas leak in my 81 Vanagon was not the fuel neck filler grommet at all. After taking the tank out 4 or 5 times I concluded the tank itself was leaking.

And that brings me to my question. I have taken the tank to a local radiator repair shop and had the inside coated with some sort of sealer. Several friends have told me this is a good thing and the coating should last forever.

But, as always, I knew where to get the definitive answer.......here on the list. Has anyone had any experience with this stuff. Its a red color and feels very hard to the touch. It cost $80 to have the job done but, I would rather waste those Dollars than to cause a bigger problem.

Thanks again to all those who have and will offer advise and words of encouragement.

Ron Hill 81 Westy Macon GA

PS: I saw a green Bay Window Westy in Macon today.....is it anybody on the list???


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