Fuel tank leaking

khushy · 13-Jul-2009, 14:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChrisBushell

. . . best advice is to get it welded up . . .

!!!DANGER - remove fuel first - DANGER!!!

ChrisBushell · 13-Jul-2009, 17:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by khushy

!!!DANGER - remove fuel first - DANGER!!!

Absolutely, allow to dry for at least a weeek and then fill with argon, before taking the TIG welder to it!

Jasper · 13-Jul-2009, 22:03

I used this.Fantastic

http://www.flowliner.co.uk/

748adam · 13-Jul-2009, 22:33

another vote for flowliner

ChrisBushell · 14-Jul-2009, 09:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by 748adam

another vote for flowliner

This will temporarily fill the hole, but doesn't fix the problem!

aide998tt · 15-Jul-2009, 12:23

Hi all,

Sound thanks anyone for your input

Aide

748adam · 15-Jul-2009, 23:27

actually, it will probably last the lifetime of the bike, having seen a tank after 20 years with the stuff in, the only thing that had happened was the white coating had turned a slight yellow colour!!

Adam

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13-Jul-2009, 22:03	#3
Jasper Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,707 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: YORK I used this.Fantastic http://www.flowliner.co.uk/ Reply

13-Jul-2009, 22:33	#4
748adam Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 121 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: yorkshire another vote for flowliner Reply

15-Jul-2009, 12:23	#6
aide998tt Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 78 Join Date: Mar 2009 Hi all, Sound thanks anyone for your input Aide Reply

15-Jul-2009, 23:27	#7
748adam Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 121 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: yorkshire actually, it will probably last the lifetime of the bike, having seen a tank after 20 years with the stuff in, the only thing that had happened was the white coating had turned a slight yellow colour!! Adam Reply