[DML] Re: Fuel Tank

[Michel Poulin <mpoulin@xxxx>]

 We left the tank in place, removed the screen, lines, etc, and used a
small person with golves to reach inside with small towels and wiped all
of the crap to the center where we could shop vac it out. I'm sure that
there are a thousand reasons not to do it this way, but it has seemed to
work. 
Just a note, remember, it's a gas tank, don't smoke while cleaning it.
;)
-=mike=-

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On Thu, 29 Apr 1999 Luke.Sandel@xxxx wrote:

> In my quest to clean up the fuel system, a tank scrubbing is in order. But... I
> can't get the thing out. Everything has been removed (pump, sender, plumbing,
> and access cover) but the tank won't budge an inch. Aside from climbing in the
> trunk and jumping up and down on it, are there any tricks to getting this thing
> out? So far I've tried pushing, pulling, shoving, hitting, wrenching and
> swearing and so far swearing has been the only thing that makes any difference
> (makes me feel better at least :).
> 
> Thanks for any help,
> Luke
> 
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