Need Gas Tank Cleaned in TX
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Need Gas Tank Cleaned in TX
I need my gas tank boiled out! I am tired of haveing to change filters with tons of debris on them. Its crazy. I need to know a place here in Texas that can do it. I would prefer the houston or dallas area. Any where thats not that far off I-45 will do. I have 3 in need of this cleaning!
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
What car is it for? The early FDs have a drain plug which can be unscrewed to clean the tank.
I used it to drain a dirty tank and flush it with clean gas. The only problem is how to dispose of the old gas, that is for you to decide.
I used it to drain a dirty tank and flush it with clean gas. The only problem is how to dispose of the old gas, that is for you to decide.
I had the same problem with my tank and could not find anyone to clean mine. So the next best thing is to do it yourself. I used this product from this website and it worked really well. It looked like a new tank inside when I was done.
http://www.prp-porshop.com/merchant....de=TankSealers
Good luck
http://www.prp-porshop.com/merchant....de=TankSealers
Good luck
Originally Posted by cewrx7r1
What car is it for? The early FDs have a drain plug which can be unscrewed to clean the tank.
I used it to drain a dirty tank and flush it with clean gas. The only problem is how to dispose of the old gas, that is for you to decide.
I used it to drain a dirty tank and flush it with clean gas. The only problem is how to dispose of the old gas, that is for you to decide.
Bonfire !!!
Originally Posted by onefastrx712a
I had the same problem with my tank and could not find anyone to clean mine. So the next best thing is to do it yourself. I used this product from this website and it worked really well. It looked like a new tank inside when I was done.
http://www.prp-porshop.com/merchant....de=TankSealers
Good luck
http://www.prp-porshop.com/merchant....de=TankSealers
Good luck
didnt look to difficult, if i were you id be looking at some write ups to do it your self.
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The problem with the early car tanks is they're baffled. To do a decent job of cleaning one requires cutting a hole in it, steam cleaning, sealing, etc., then rewelding it. When I asked the local guru's what it would cost, even if I cut and rewelded the thing it was still over $100.
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