I'm hoping someone can give me some advice here. I have a 1994 90, need to get it back on the road asap, went out to do a few bits to it today and found fuel leaking everywhere!! Does anyone know if this is an easy job and does anyone have a decent tank they don't want? Seen new ones on auction site but been made redundant so can't afford new!! Help please...
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Don't know for sure, but I think it's harder to remove a 90 tank then it is a 110 tank.
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I followed this "how to"
Replacing a 90 fuel tank - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum
not too bad a job, but the old bolts were a bastard and some had to be drilled out! so you may want to get new beforehand. lots of wd40 applied to the areas for a couple of days prior also helped.
you dont have to get a new sender but it is advisable and it costs about £15, you will however, need new seals and gaskets
also if you can find a mate to help you won't regret it...
Replacing a 90 fuel tank - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum
not too bad a job, but the old bolts were a bastard and some had to be drilled out! so you may want to get new beforehand. lots of wd40 applied to the areas for a couple of days prior also helped.
you dont have to get a new sender but it is advisable and it costs about £15, you will however, need new seals and gaskets
also if you can find a mate to help you won't regret it...
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