[DeTomaso] in-car fuel tank cleaning?????

[michael@michaelshortt.com]

Is there rust present?  If so, I'd flush it thoroughly with hot water and
blow it out drt, use a few bottles of naval jelly stirring over a couple of
days then rinse well, dry and coat with the Eastwood product.  Just an
idea.  Michael Shortt
On Nov 12, 2010 5:43 PM, "Larry Finch" <fresnofinches at aol.com> wrote:
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>
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> Well,
>
> Got the drain plug out of the gas tank on the Fresno car that has been
parked for 20 years.
>
> With constant prodding with a screwdriver, managed to get the Karo
syrup-like residue out,
> followed by six or so gallons of 'gasoline'.
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> So, now what?
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> Seeking advice and experience in how best to clean out the tank without
resorting to
> engine-ZF-tank removal.
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> Plans call for serious in-line fuel filter and new fuel lines. With
several fuel filter replacements once
> car is up and running.
>
> Planning on removing the quarter window and the sending unit to allow good
access, but then what?
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> Lots of water flushing? Soak with acetone?
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> All hints, techniques and ideas appreciated.
>
> Larry
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