I Just Purchased A 1972 Honda 600 Sedan That's Almost Done Being
Restored,I'm Looking For A Fuel Tank,The One That's In It Isn't Leaking
But My Fuel Supply Is Blocked Off By A Plugged/Rotted Supply Pipe
Inside The Tank,I Figured Before I Cut The Tank Open To Repair it I
Would Check If Anyone Has One?
Fuel Tank
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jeffanson2005
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Re: Fuel Tank
Hi! I had a similar problem recently with a restoration project where
the fuel was just dripping into the fuel pump from the tank. I was
able to remedy it by using compressed air from fuel line back into tank.
It took a while, but it worked for me and the flow has been fine ever
since. Hope this helps!
Jeff
Miami
72 Z600
the fuel was just dripping into the fuel pump from the tank. I was
able to remedy it by using compressed air from fuel line back into tank.
It took a while, but it worked for me and the flow has been fine ever
since. Hope this helps!
Jeff
Miami
72 Z600
Re: Fuel Tank
I get plugged tanks too. I have had really good success with a cordless
drill and a short section of speedometer cable. I roto rooter the tube
up into the tank.
Miles
drill and a short section of speedometer cable. I roto rooter the tube
up into the tank.
Miles
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, "Timothy" wrote:
> I Just Purchased A 1972 Honda 600 Sedan That's Almost Done Being
> Restored,I'm Looking For A Fuel Tank,The One That's In It Isn't
Leaking
> But My Fuel Supply Is Blocked Off By A Plugged/Rotted Supply Pipe
> Inside The Tank,I Figured Before I Cut The Tank Open To Repair it I
> Would Check If Anyone Has One?