There are many epoxy glues out on the market today that you can use. Find the leak, clean the area real good, and it will work fine. I repaired a leak in a high pressure fuel line, this way. I went over the repair with fiberglass to give it straight. This was 6 months ago and still holding......(not on my van but on and old ford) Eric 86-VW4x4 vw4x4@fyi.net 72-240z Pittsburgh, PA USA 1936-Chrysler
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Southard wrote: > I have an old F#@d truck with a leaking gas tank (above 2/3 full). I'm having > a great deal of difficulty finding a replacement tank (new or used) for any > reasonable amount of money. I want to sell the truck, but I want to fix the > leak before doing so. > > I believe I have read on this list about a gas tank sealer process. Can anyone > point me to a source of information? Thanks. > > Maynard > '82 Westy Diesel "Reinhardt" > '93 EV GL "Klinger" > |
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