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Well I don't know what kinda tanks you've been dropping but on my car there are two heat sheild stud/bolts which slide into these little tabs on the tank. This is how part of the exhaust heat sheilds are secured. I had a look under there and saw where the leak is coming from. The rubber gasket was put back in the way it came out and all clamps are new.
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Originally posted by GENESIS IIIf you've done these Will then you ought to know! It's simple, the heat sheild nut was tightned to much and has worn into the tank. I thought I didn't tighten it that much but I guess I was wrong. It happened after the walbro install
It's probably coming from the ring seal around the pump on the top of the tank. There's a rubber gasket there and if it's not put on right when you tap the ring back on, it will eventually create a leak. It's either from that or the fill tube (maybe a clamp was on too tight and wore through the rubber.) I dunno. Not gonna know until you pull it down.
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sorry bro no time to get at it this weekend. had a bunch of stuff to do. install eibochs drivers side control arm and make my stereo work since it didnt work after the interior swap. (friend put seat belt bolt through speaker wires cauing short) But if ya want to come and give a hand its yours $20
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I guess between the variences between hot & cold... yeah, eventually it could crack. It could make it a little more brittle. Brittle enough to crack.
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Originally posted by FWP!How in gods name does a soft plastic tank crack? I'm seriously having a hard time figuring out how this could have happened. Like I said, we have plastic tanks, there is a metal heat shield and shroud, but unlike the 1st gens, it's plastic. It's got to be leaking either because something has chafed through, or a fitting is bad or something.
hmmmOriginally posted by Genesis IIThere are two studs that are mounted on the tank for the heat sheilds. I guess one was torqued to tight and cracked the tank and now it leaks
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Oh and I've dropped a few tanks before, it's not too horrible. Two straps the gas tube and a few connections and it's down. The hardest part is reaching up around to the connections as you're dropping it to get them apart so you don't rip things apart.
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How in gods name does a soft plastic tank crack? I'm seriously having a hard time figuring out how this could have happened. Like I said, we have plastic tanks, there is a metal heat shield and shroud, but unlike the 1st gens, it's plastic. It's got to be leaking either because something has chafed through, or a fitting is bad or something.
hmmm
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does it take a while to drop the tank cause if it does you can come get it yourself and ill helpI mean Ill do it if not horably hard . I know its empty so it will be lite
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Buffalo.....45mins. Those 2 studs on the tank are so poorly designed!
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I might have time to get it off this weekend not sure exactly how but im sure i can figure it out. How far from rochester are ya.
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Originally posted by JOSEPH PIERCEyup I got one. Why what happened to yours?
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yup I got one. Why what happened to yours?Last edited by JOSEPH PIERCE; August 5, 2005, 12:37 PM.
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Need Fuel Tank AsAp
Anyone around have one or one on a parts car?Tags: None
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