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Rust in the gas tank?? 140-160

posted by  sk8daysaweek on  Tue Dec 26 14:28 CST 2006
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OK... I didn't read through everybody's posts so I'm not sure if you solved this yet, but....here I go. I had the same problem and I sumply pulled the tank out drained it, took it to a radiatior shop told the guy to clean it and line it. It cost me $140 and I now haven't a single hint of dirt or rust in my tank. Just remember to pull out the in-line filter when you are done with the cleaning and lining. Good luck... Any Radiator shop will do this or will know a place that does...
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