TexasTruck
Registered User
Thanks Frankenwrench.
Update: I got most of the tar crap out of the rear tank using lacquer thinner. Thank you for that. Quite painless just messy. I used dawn and water to break that and rinsed out the whole tank. Got most of the larger strainer pieces out. What's left is a lot of grit sticking to the walls. I can't tell if it's plastic or dirt. After it's dried out maybe hit it with the compressor and shop vac a few times should get it. Then hit it with some gas to make sure.
For the front tank I'm not even gonna fool with it. I will just buy new.
Update: I got most of the tar crap out of the rear tank using lacquer thinner. Thank you for that. Quite painless just messy. I used dawn and water to break that and rinsed out the whole tank. Got most of the larger strainer pieces out. What's left is a lot of grit sticking to the walls. I can't tell if it's plastic or dirt. After it's dried out maybe hit it with the compressor and shop vac a few times should get it. Then hit it with some gas to make sure.
For the front tank I'm not even gonna fool with it. I will just buy new.