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Fuel Tank Removal Questions 200 1986

posted by  Trev29 on  Thu May 22 00:55 CST 2003
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Are you sure the tank needs replacing? If there's crud in it, it can be drained out. Isn't there a drain plug (ie. screw) at the bottom of the tank? You can run the car till it's low on gas then drain. Looking through the in- tank-pump hole should give you an idea of what is in there.

Of course Safety is a concern when working with gas.

So, $100 does sound like a good price. I'd keep the old tank as spare if it isn't rusted out.
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