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Re: Cleaning out gas tank crud, How ?
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Posted by Gary in MOzarks on April 12, 2004 at 19:53:14 from (64.240.21.167):
In Reply to: Cleaning out gas tank crud, How ? posted by JR on April 10, 2004 at 21:00:13:
I ran across this idea many years ago (I am old) and it has worked over and over for me. I was trying to find something to clean out the old varnish in a clear glass kerosene lamp and although turpintine works, nothing works like Lacquer thinner. Swirl it around and it comes out looking like strong tea and the glass was clean. I next tried it on a 48 dodge, only this time i used a gallon. rocked the truck and drained it. looked like old coffee. The nice thing about it is that any left in there will mix with fresh gas and burn fine. I can't tell you how many times i have cleaned out old gas tanks with it. and it will even clean the lines to the carb. Most any hardware will have it Gary
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