Re: Re: Re: Rusty Gas Tank

Posted by fasting on December 17, 2003 at 09:10:19 from (67.241.218.196):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Rusty Gas Tank posted by rustyfarmall on December 17, 2003 at 07:41:54:

So you have tackled a baffle tank, also? I had planned on a couple hours to get the varnish,
black flakes, out. Previous, vinegar, injector
cleaner, hot water rinses, had flushed the debris.
These rules are 'off', when a baffle confronts you. We power washed it,tried products from an
auto supply house. Began using cheese cloth to strain the volume of vinegar pails. Leaving it to soak, full, for days, broke down most of the flakes on the back of the baffle. Never got to a
perfect rinse, but adding a better fuel filter has
moved me onto just changing filters,when they get
about three months old. It's much improved, but I
was advised to avoid 'cooking' the tank, as the
baffle prevents proper lined repair.

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