Re: [AMC-list] Tanks out

[Matt Haas <mhaas@xxxxxxx>]

I think the o-ring is the same size that Ford used. If not, you can get 
new ones from the vendors.

Matt

On 3/27/2010 8:30 PM, wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx spouted this sage advice:
>  After a thorough rinse I started baking the tank. I mopped it out with an old towel then stuck the end of my heat gun in it and let it bake. Tank got so hot I could not hold my hand on it. 
>     Smells pretty fume free. Going to bake it some more tomorrow while I work on the pump mounting etc,  
>
>     I am perplexed. The inside of this tank is so spotless I can't believe it. Here in the land of rust. Who'd a thunk it!  Only thing I can think of is the addition of methonal these last few year has been scrubbing it out for me while I drive. 
>
>     The sock was not plugged at all. So I suspect pump failure due to cheap pump.
>
>     Not this time! I got a genuine Bosch out of a late model canister module. Found a sock for a 94 Wrangler to be a perfect fit on it. Advance had it in stock to!  
>
>    Still need a sender O-ring. Anyone have an interchange or valid known to work number? 
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