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My gas tank had a bunch of rust in it so I bought a new tank. Since I had a new tank I took the oppo...
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Fittings welded up. The MIG did a fine job. But I ended up with one small leak that I touched up wit...
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Fittings cleaned up with the wire cup brush on the angle grinder.
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Fittings tinned. The factory tank is tinned to prevent rust. I slathered some body butter on it and ...
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Now I needed to deal with the 1/2" hole in the sending unit I don't need any more. I used the M...
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The welds were ground down and it had a couple very small leaks. I was wary of getting a good seal w...
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Finished repair. Pretty good. No leaks. There's brake cleaner pooled on top to check for seeps.
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Fittings installed. That's a -8 AN full flow fitting.
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Installed in the car. Fuel gravity feeds straight to the pump.
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Fuel pump primed itself and the pressure is nice and steady.

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