I have come to the conclusion that I need to seal the tank on my 900 LTD, as dogs bollox did a wonderful job of cleaning and balancing the carbs and it ran like a dream for a couple of days and now its back to holding back and irratic running.
When I look into the tank there is like a brown light coating visable on the metal and this rubs off on my finger (oh matron!!) I think this is getting into the carbs and causing the problem.
So my question is do any of you recomend any tank sealer ( ive heard of Kream), what is the process!
Ps.I dont want it to harm the paintwork.
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FUEL TANK SEALER- HELP
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FUEL TANK SEALER- HELP
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If the tank is sound but just corroded internally I'd recommend a chemical treatment done by VJMC big fish Steve Cooper - Watford based.
He chemically cleans then pickles the internal surfaces - better than a sealant coating and more original looking when you open the filler.
Can be pricey - definitely north of fifty quid - depends on extent of corrosion. He did my Suzi GT and has just done my 73 tank. Top man and a pofessional chemist by trade. No damage to paintwork.
I'll dig out his number if you're interested - he advertises in the VJMC rag - if you're a member.
If the tank is sound but just corroded internally I'd recommend a chemical treatment done by VJMC big fish Steve Cooper - Watford based.
He chemically cleans then pickles the internal surfaces - better than a sealant coating and more original looking when you open the filler.
Can be pricey - definitely north of fifty quid - depends on extent of corrosion. He did my Suzi GT and has just done my 73 tank. Top man and a pofessional chemist by trade. No damage to paintwork.
I'll dig out his number if you're interested - he advertises in the VJMC rag - if you're a member.
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I spoke to Steve about this treatment a few years back and he told me to clean the inside of the tank with washing powder to remove any old petrol.
The rust removal chemical will not clean the tank.
I ususally run a fuel filter as they are more easily cleaned/replaced than a set of carbs.
My mucker has got some of this expensive rust removal solution and I do my own tanks with great results

The rust removal chemical will not clean the tank.
I ususally run a fuel filter as they are more easily cleaned/replaced than a set of carbs.
My mucker has got some of this expensive rust removal solution and I do my own tanks with great results


Jack
I have used that product from frosts as well and like ninjabob would def. use again.
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