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Re: Cleaning out gas tank crud, How ?
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Posted by skycarp on April 10, 2004 at 21:50:38 from (63.77.108.2):
In Reply to: Cleaning out gas tank crud, How ? posted by JR on April 10, 2004 at 21:00:13:
Mark, I too, am trying to cleanup my fuel tank on a
Ford 801 I am working on. What a stinking
mess the last guy left in there for me! Today I flushed the tank with high pressure
water to remove most of the floaties, then I put
in a couple of gallons of Napa Carpurator
Cleaner and inverted it several times. I will
invert it often over the next week. I am also
thinking of putting in a couple of handfuls of
drywall screws and placing it on the back of
our UPS truck for a week of stop and go's, ups
and downs etc. (just kidding on the UPS
thing). I will let you know how the Carb cleaner does.
The idea of having the radiator shop boiling it
out never accured to me, but sounds like a
good idea. Dean
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