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91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
Hey,
I own a 91 GT-S and upon filling it up to full, i realized after parking for a while that there was a puddle of gas on the passanger side. A fairly large puddle it leaks till about 3/4's then stops Now, i've called all around my city and Canadian tire as well as NAPA auto parts and they all have "no data" on it, as in, they don't make it anymore. I may luck out cause there is one 91 that is being taken to the junk tomorrow and i'm hoping it's tank is good to go, but incase it's not do any of you guys know of a company that makes one or of another tank that will fit? |
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just get it sealed spud
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Re: 91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
it could try plugging it up untill you find a nice replacement. There are a lot of products that you could find, just go to a local auto shop and tell them your situation.
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Ya, i'm considering taking it out and just taking it to get repaired. Thanks though
Apparently there's only 4 new gas tanks for my car in all of North America. None near me
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Re: 91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
that sucks, haha you chould just put some jb weld on it for now but i wouldnt really reccomend that....
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Re: 91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
or lots of bumble gum and tape =P
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Duct tape
If you cant Duct it, F*&K it lol sorry man that sucks i really dont have any info |
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Re: 91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
yea ur pretty much either gunna have to be creative and patch it, or buy a new gas tank
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Re: 91 GT-S Hole in gas tank, can't find tank.. help
I got a gas tank welded once. All we had to do was take out the tank, drain the gas and then blow steam into it for a couple of hours. We put some fluorescent penetrating oil in it and found the leak with a black light and then welded the leak with a small bead. Cleaned it out well and it worked fine.
Caution - welding with any gas fumes at all in the tank is a bad idea.
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