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07-04-2004 08:55 PM #10
Sounds like a lot of work but, what has to be done, has to be done, gotta get the gas gauge working NE way and I probably have to drop the tank for that. Thanks for the advise. I got the exzaust most of the way on but, I diddn't get enough muffler clamps so I gotta get those tomorrow. The tank don't leak and we had it filled right up so gas was in the filler neck.Originally posted by Streets
Matt, I'd take the gas tank out and have it boiled out at a radiator shop, then repaired if necessary, then undercoat it and re-install it with new lines (.375 Stainless brake lines w/brass connectors work great) to the fuelpump.. that way you'll not have a problem "down the road" for quite some time.. be sure that wherever they contact metal under the clamps that you insulate them with a piece of rubber or other non rusting material... I use home made polished aluminum "clamps" instead of them steel ones for the gas AND brake lines...
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