Fuel tank sealer??
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frog hopper
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Amazon product
Amazon product
Borrocks, can't post a link. Petseal Ultra Tank Sealant, via amazon.
I used this to seal the rust inside a genny tank, seemed to work well for me.
Amazon product
Borrocks, can't post a link. Petseal Ultra Tank Sealant, via amazon.
I used this to seal the rust inside a genny tank, seemed to work well for me.
Rougharse Racing
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I've only used it in motorcycle petrol tanks where you have to "slosh" it around inside the tank to get it into al the nooks and crannies. I imagine that you would have to remove the tank to do this, so you may as well fit a new one.
You don't say what vehicle, but if it is a 110, you may possibly be able to get a plastic Discovery tank to fit, not straight forward, but there are plenty of them about.
As far as some sealant failing, I think this is down to the ethanol in modern petrol.
You don't say what vehicle, but if it is a 110, you may possibly be able to get a plastic Discovery tank to fit, not straight forward, but there are plenty of them about.
As far as some sealant failing, I think this is down to the ethanol in modern petrol.
v8250
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As @Rougharse Racing , the tank needs to be removed to apply the tank sealer. I've used POR-15 tank sealer in the past, it worked superbly...but this was on a fuel tank no longer available, and with the low price of a Land Rover fuel tank you'd be better off buying a new one.
saxavordian
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Make sure you drain the tank first, as all gauges read false when the engine splutters from lack of fuel.
