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Sealing Fuel tank

Post by BASSYK »

i have replaced the fuel pump in my patrol and need to know what to use to seal the plate that the fuel pump is on to the fuel tank

i dont want to use silicon as i know it gets eaten away by petrol , is there another product i can use or should i just try to make a gasket

it is an aftermarket 160L tank and still uses the factory fuel pump and mount
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Post by macca81 »

i would imagine gasket goo would work.... dont quote me on that when it gets eaten away also tho, as it is silicone based :P but ive used it in petrol environments withou probs b4
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