i get alittle time to work on my own car.so i tilt the tank up to replace the fuel line.fuel lines look fine,
so i plug the lines pull it out and holy crap the tank itself is leaking.the fresh air box drain tubes are broken and the drain water from it is runing on the felt that the tanks sits on.so i got a nice looking tank with a pretty bad rusted patch thats 2x4 inch,crap.
my question is ,will jb weld work on the pin holes ?from reading what its made of it should work fine
or is there a special agent that people prefer or works better? to plug the pin holes
james

after i glass beaded the area for repair.
local napa has got the repair kit for it but i would still ike to hear what others have used
james

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James, " Got a light??"

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Don't waste your time or money. Buy a new/used tank.
It will only give you grief down the road. I am sure you can find someone parting out a car some where.

looks nasty! get another one

mine had a small spot in the same area. Looks like it was soldiered at some point or brazed. I put some thick soft rubber under this area before i re-installed it to make sure it wont rub anymore.

Come on James!

You've got to have a better tank than that. JB Weld should work if ya do wanna fix it.

yeah mark im bieng cheap,i have like eight tanks sitting next to the parts building but they mostlikely need to be boiled.(i checked)i am going to look for a place to boil some tanks for me this week.i need two done.im pretty sure the J B weld will hold till i replace it.
i just want it back on the road,and the inside of this tank is perfect except for the one bad spot. im off to cut new rubber pads for the tank to take the place of those felt rust sponges.
james