Next message: Stan Gardner: "Re: lv-ab: While we're on the subject of fuel tanks."
Used Permatex "hard setting" to seal the fittings etc on my three tanks
about 7 years ago and no problems. No leaks and no Permatex in the fuel.
Also use it when working on my diesel engine. Just don't use it if you
intend to remove the part someday. Your mileage my vary.
Bob sv Adagio
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[mailto:]On Behalf Of Jim Lynch
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 12:02 PM
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Subject: lv-ab: While we're on the subject of fuel tanks.
I recently cut holes in the tops of one of my tanks and cleaned it out in
preparation for resealing it. I don't currently have a fuel gauge and it
sure would be nice to have one. Any suggestions as to where to go to get
such a beast? An electrical unit would be best, I don't really want to use
a bubbler. The tank is aluminum and the only access is from the top, where
there isn't a lot of room so something that sticks up over 1/2 inch won't
work.
Also, what's wrong with Permatex for gasket material for diesel
tanks? That's what I was considering until I read the recent tank thread.
Jim.
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