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Getting this off without blowing the car up 120-130

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Tue Sep 29 03:00 CST 2009
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Illegal slidehammer attachment?

Seriously though, you can drain the tank and fill it with water. Or just have a full emersion flow of water over the work area as drilling.

You could purge the O2 from the tank with a constant stream of nitrogen while you do your thing.

Neither of these methods is very practical.

Can a portion of the filler neck be removed with the gas cap still attached?

Onkel Udo






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