3M makes a two part putty I think Mastermind used the alum.version in the 661 intakes. I've used the steel version bedding rifle actions, it's very tuff stuff and expensive. Kenthe thing with this situation on the 076 fuel tank is the adhesive permanently bonds the cases together with no mechanical assistance coming from fasteners such as bolts or screws.
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the thing with this situation on the 076 fuel tank is the adhesive permanently bonds the cases together with no mechanical assistance coming from fasteners such as bolts or screws.
the short story is the 076 bounced along the tracks of a D5 & the corner of a growser put a tiny indent & crack in the tank corner, i had it welded up but that must have distorted the case & cracked the adhesive join enough to let fuel weep out of the tank, i was just toying with the idea of cutting the tank off around the join & glueing it back together again, a tank sealer cream would do the job but its not very cost effective. I have tried a loctite after sealer but it didnt do the job.Well curiosity got the better of me, so I went to the shed and checked my 076 tank.......What a crap idea that is!......Your gona need some real good stuff to fix that!
Have a look here or give them a call... www.henkel.com.au
When you say 'tank sealer cream' do you mean like a slosh coating for fuel tanks ?.....Coz I'm thinking if the tank is still fixed solid to the saw, a slosh coating could be the way to go.
damn good stuff!!! use it also........................bit salty....This is a product I personally use, have so since the early to mid 70`s on marine diesel and gas applications and even the old VW bug engines. It has never failed in use on any engine I have used it on but I have not used it specifically to seal a gas tank without a gasket, instead I coat the gasket and metal flange before assembly.
http://www.hylomarsealant.com/
damn good stuff!!! use it also........................bit salty....
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