Fuel tanks

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by The Happy Drunk, Oct 5, 2004.

  1. The Happy Drunk

    The Happy Drunk Guest

    Hello,

    I know it's been cover before a few times, but ......

    I have a tank that has been previously repaired (a small hole
    soldered) but has recently a fuel stain has started to appear.
    What I'm wondering is what is the best method for making the tank safe
    to re-work the repair. I was planning on resoldering the hole.
    Secondly I know people have mentioned treatments for inside the tank.
    Are these treatments for repairing rust, or can it also aid in
    stopping leaks? the tank is from my ute but I know the same discussion
    has been in here a few times.
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    Cheers
    The Happy Drunk
    K100RT
     
    The Happy Drunk, Oct 5, 2004
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    phil Guest

    Put a hose over a running car exhaust & into the tank to weld/solder it.
     
    phil, Oct 5, 2004
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