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Leaking Car Petrol Tank
On 03/12/2012 19:38, DerbyBorn wrote:
My wife's car has a leak from the flange where the top and bottom halves of the tank are presumably welded together. I had thought I might find a cheap way of getting it reconditioned but have had no luck. Second-hand ones have also been considered. Are any gunks or gunges practical? We minimise the leak by running with only a small quantity of petrol in the tank - my biggest concern is that the system doesn't pressurise as it should and as a result the petrol pump is having to work harder. Quite apart from being very foolish it is an offence to use a vehicle with a leaking fuel tank. You should stop using the vehicle to prevent putting yourself and the public at risk. -- Regards Peter Crosland |
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