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Drop a neo magnet into it for the shavings, but def get a new tank ASAP

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On 8/2/2013 at 8:13 PM, n8ball2013 said:

this is much worse. Its old n8 without the time or patience to hold fucking hands. I'm supposed to be doing school work but yet here i am making sure jr fuck fuck isn't trying to poke the other kids with a stick.

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ya for right now im hoping this will work.

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i found that jb weld doesnt like gas and heat for that matter i tried to replace part of cracked carb in the moped and it set worked for a little then ate through the jb weld within couple days

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Use that gastank, if you seal the hole its fine.

now hurry up and build your wall and stop worrying about your now sealed gas tank.

And you have fuel filters for a reason the metal shavings might get in the fuel pump, etc, but take it as it comes you might get a day or 10 years out of it like that. :drinks:

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Drop it out of the car, remove the fuel, insert a strong shop vac hose into the vent opening and leave it running to suck the fumes out for a few minutes and leave it on and drill smaller holes around the original hole, fiberglass chopp matt and resin it...and i'd call it good as new....but thats just ME...I'm in no way responsible for YOUR actions

Edit: Also if its a metal gas tank a neo magnet on the outside of the tank would more than likely prevent metal shavings in the fuel pump

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Drop it out of the car, remove the fuel, insert a strong shop vac hose into the vent opening and leave it running to suck the fumes out for a few minutes and leave it on and drill smaller holes around the original hole, fiberglass chopp matt and resin it...and i'd call it good as new....but thats just ME...I'm in no way responsible for YOUR actions

Edit: Also if its a metal gas tank a neo magnet on the outside of the tank would more than likely prevent metal shavings in the fuel pump

Wouldnt do that. electric motor pumping out gas fumes. sounds like a bomb to me.

They make gastank patch kits. they work for awhile

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Drop it out of the car, remove the fuel, insert a strong shop vac hose into the vent opening and leave it running to suck the fumes out for a few minutes and leave it on and drill smaller holes around the original hole, fiberglass chopp matt and resin it...and i'd call it good as new....but thats just ME...I'm in no way responsible for YOUR actions

Edit: Also if its a metal gas tank a neo magnet on the outside of the tank would more than likely prevent metal shavings in the fuel pump

Wouldnt do that. electric motor pumping out gas fumes. sounds like a bomb to me.

They make gastank patch kits. they work for awhile

I've seen a gas tank for a semi welded with fuel still in it using this method, also mythbusters proved that wrong. JS

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