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Posted by old on July 09, 2007 at 11:46:28 from (4.244.90.19):
In Reply to: Stopping a leak from a gas tank. (Any Ideas other than repla posted by jd720spec on July 09, 2007 at 09:37:00:
Theres a number of way to fix it depending on how big the hole is and where. Radiator shops will clean and seal them or you can buy stuff to put into the tank that coats the tank. Or you can solder and or weld it BUT if you try to solder or weld it you need to be very careful or it can/will blow up in your face. I.E. it has to cleaner out very very well and even then it can be unsafe to do the welding or soldering
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