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03-29-2009, 09:57 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Salt Lake City
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Re: 1971 Cheyenne "One For the Road"
I pulled out the blazer gas tank I bought a while back. The place I got it from has a policy of punching holes to drain the gas. That sucks, but not that hard to fix. I used a wire wheel to clean up the rust, and scaped the goo from the small leak from a previous patch. I pulled the metal from around the hole the best I could, then used gas resistant epoxy to patch the small holes. I am going to use a tank sealent inside the tank.
    
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