MinUph
Chief Petty Officer
- Joined
- Jun 5, 2011
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After doing a search here and not finding what I want I will post a new thread on this.
I have a 12 gallon tank that has some crap in it from age I guess. I have a fuel separator in line along with the normal Honda fuel filter. These seem to take care of the issue but I'd like to eliminate the problem at the source. The tank is and aluminum tank, semi-permanent as it can be removed but disconnecting the hoses an fill tube. Is it worth it to try and clean the tank or should it be replaced? I don't want to pour the old gas and cleaning fluid, whatever that might be on the ground so this is another issue I'm faced with. What to do with the waist?
Thanks fellow boatmen.
This is on a pontoon BTW.
I have a 12 gallon tank that has some crap in it from age I guess. I have a fuel separator in line along with the normal Honda fuel filter. These seem to take care of the issue but I'd like to eliminate the problem at the source. The tank is and aluminum tank, semi-permanent as it can be removed but disconnecting the hoses an fill tube. Is it worth it to try and clean the tank or should it be replaced? I don't want to pour the old gas and cleaning fluid, whatever that might be on the ground so this is another issue I'm faced with. What to do with the waist?
Thanks fellow boatmen.
This is on a pontoon BTW.