RUSTY FUEL TANK 1650 Gas

Marti in mo · Feb 4, 2014

I have a friend that has a 1650 gas that has bad rusty problem, and he wants to know if anyone makes a plastic fuel tank for them. If anyone has an answer please help, and thanks in advance
Marti

ShepFL · Feb 4, 2014

Remove tank, clean it - i.e. pressure washer, steam clean, hank of chain inside while mounted to harrows. Once done then dry it good and add sealer. Should be good to go.

mab570diesel · Feb 4, 2014

shep has the right idea no plastic tanks though

alan miller · Feb 5, 2014

check out case forum what one guy did

rrlund · Feb 5, 2014

Yep,I've had RedKote in my 66 for as long as I've had it.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 5, 2014

you can clean the tank as good as you can with muratic acid or similar take the sediment bowl and drill the inlet out to 5/16" diameter 1/2"down insert a piece of 5/16" brake line into it with thew top pinched shut and several small holes drilled in it, I have done this several times and have not had a plugged sediment bowl since, I tried Kreem tank sealer once and it was a waste of money

TW Hertel · Feb 5, 2014

Used a product called por15. Can purchase as a complete kit to clean and seal. Taking your time you can get good success.

henryv11 · Feb 8, 2014

i TOOK MINE TO A LOCAL RADIATOR SHOP AND THEY CLEANED IT AND SEALED IT FOR AROUND $80.00. HAVEN'T HAD ANY TROUBLE SINCE.

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