Tank sealer

What caused it? Puncture? Rust?

We speaking of a nylon type tank ? U say weld...steel?
Replace it....nothing will work well
Likely new replacement tank not available?
 
If it is plastic you cam melt it with a soldering iron and build up the hole just like you would welding up a hole.
 
If the tank has deteriorated from the use of gasohol you'll have to replace it w/a new gasohol resistant tank.
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There is no replacement available from what I can find out. When I said weld, there is such a thing as plastic welding now that is done on newer cars. For instance the bumper. I don’t know what caused it. Seems to have just started. It is inside a metal cover and there is now way something could have punctured it. It may be a nylon tank, to Métis plastic. Any ideas
 
1930-Pickup, thanks for the link. $52. dollars is sizeable but it’s my choice. I just hate to give up using it when it runs so good. Looked on eBay, no luck. ronn said he might have one, hope so. Thanks for all responses.
 
robert shreveport said:
1930-Pickup, thanks for the link. $52. dollars is sizeable but it’s my choice. I just hate to give up using it when it runs so good. Looked on eBay, no luck. ronn said he might have one, hope so. Thanks for all responses.
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If you do use that tank sealer, please let us know the results. I was thinking of using it as a fuel resistant connection sealer.
 
I dont have that one. Might also want to check out Hirsch gas tank sealer. they use it on planes..... I have had great success with it, but dont know regarding plastic. It does seal holes.
 
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