DiabloDane
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Fuel pump seal, what a guess 


lets see now, when I fill up,Fuel pump seal, what a guess![]()
but next to petrol? is it effective?One can use baking powder and any normal cyanoacrylate glue as well, and it might be a bit cheaper and more readily available as QBond in an emergency.
I think you better find a new mechanic....ok, so Mechanic checked everything, on the diagram above, tightened the circular plastic thing (31152) with a chisel and hammer
saw a bit of fuel residue there, said see how that goes, and let me know.
hopefully its something as simple as that, and not something bigger.
did confirm my tank is made of steel, not plastic as I initially thought,
hopefully no need to drop the tank and the whole malarkey if it starts leaking again.
but next to petrol? is it effective?
or should you drain the tank first and then do it?
lets see what happens if it starts leaking again,I think you better find a new mechanic....
Oh, that's great. If it starts leaking again you can simply weld it. No need to drain it, the petrol dripping onto the weld will act like a sort of liquid flux and make a nice neat seam weld.did confirm my tank is made of steel, not plastic as I initially thought,
along with this, and teleportation back to the Alien Mothership that made a mistake dropping me off on Earth.Oh, that's great. If it starts leaking again you can simply weld it. No need to drain it, the petrol dripping onto the weld will act like a sort of liquid flux and make a nice neat seam weld.