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16 May 2023 03:58 #47213 by mikespeed35
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Why didn't I think of that! Help for bad spellers since we don't seem to have spell check anymore.
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15 May 2023 00:57 #47210 by pneflyer
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14 May 2023 09:40 #47206 by pwrightII
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Thanks Mike . I appreciate it. Pete

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14 May 2023 03:53 #47199 by mikespeed35
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If you want to clean the tank yourself the solvent for the slosh is Methaleathelketon. I'm sure I spelled that wrong. All the same you put it in the tank and let it set on different sides for several hours doing it with new solvent till the slosh is gone. Its not easy or quick but it will remove the old slosh. I then sloshed again with ethenal friendly slosh and have had good luck with several cars in that manner.
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12 May 2023 18:02 #47192 by pwrightII
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My 1933 Auburn 8-101 gas tank has an old liner flaking off. Does anyone manufacture a replacement tank or is my only choice to try to have the tank cleaned via boiling etc?

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