gas tank cleaning with electrolysis
10-15-2009, 09:09 PM
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gas tank cleaning with electrolysis If you guys havn't used this to clean rusted parts you need to look into this! It amazed me it actually worked. I do have a question though. Does anyone know if you do this do you need to put a rust preventative inside the tank? I've heard you do and you dont. I prolly will just in case but can a get anything from advance auto parts or something like that to do it? I am coating the outside of the tank with undercoating.
10-16-2009, 06:44 PM
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If you kill the coating on the inside of the tank, the moisture present when the fuel level is down, WILL cause rust.
Using the so called tank coatings is not always successful. Some fuel additives will kill it, and it'll end up in your fuel system...
A rusty tank has 1 place: In the scrap pile.
[Just had a Vette w/ over 2" of rust in the bottom of the tank!]
Using the so called tank coatings is not always successful. Some fuel additives will kill it, and it'll end up in your fuel system...
A rusty tank has 1 place: In the scrap pile.
[Just had a Vette w/ over 2" of rust in the bottom of the tank!]
10-18-2009, 10:42 PM
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10-18-2009, 10:46 PM
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If you kill the coating on the inside of the tank, the moisture present when the fuel level is down, WILL cause rust.
Using the so called tank coatings is not always successful. Some fuel additives will kill it, and it'll end up in your fuel system...
A rusty tank has 1 place: In the scrap pile.
[Just had a Vette w/ over 2" of rust in the bottom of the tank!]
Using the so called tank coatings is not always successful. Some fuel additives will kill it, and it'll end up in your fuel system...
A rusty tank has 1 place: In the scrap pile.
[Just had a Vette w/ over 2" of rust in the bottom of the tank!]
