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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,086 Joined: 29-July 20 From: Colorado, USA, Earth Member No.: 24,549 Region Association: Rocky Mountains ![]() |
I am moving my fuel pump and drained the tank for the hose hook up etc. I looked deep inside and noticed a little residue on the bottom. I am going to pull the screen too, might be more there.
Is there something to use to flush the tank that is not fuel? This will be with the tank in place. I am NOT taking it out. Scope creep is killing me and I am already missing the best part of the driving season. |
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If Lacquer thinner is used as suggested, I'd be sure to change the hoses after-wards (but that's more project creep). Also, I don't imagen oven cleaner to be liquid enough.. it foams up, right? I guess eventually it turns liquid and would drain out. Remember though, the OP has stated the tank is not that bad and will stay in the car. Again, I'd do tack rags on a stick, rinse with small amounts of gas - repeat til clean. If hose will be changed out, maybe use acetone to rinse, since it's cheaper that lacquer thinner. JMHO
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