On Fri, 13 Feb 1998 21:21:10 EST EJMW(at)aol.com writes:
>I was preping my series 2 tank with a product I purchased from
>Eastwood today
>and found a pinhole in my tank.
>
>What do I do?
A good fuel cell will cost you $500, so stick with what you have.
You ought to NOT do this your self, but I'd braze the pinholes closed,
then use the exotic coating.
I say dont do it yourself becuase since the tank use to have gasoline in
it,
the vapours are tough to abate, and tend to explode when welded.
There is a procedure that involves water or some inert gas that will
prevent the explosion, but Im not savvy to it.
If you are still thinking about the fuel cell, I have a used one that I
had
to remove from my SII due to new competition regs.
Cost = $50
Includes the mounting hardware.
Jarrid
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