Purpose of Bucket in tank
Not the one the fuel pump is in, but the yellow one in the back of the tank. What exactly is it in there for? I have a few debris (no rust) in my tank, but the only way to get to it to clean it out appears to be getting this little bucket out of the way. It doesn't have to come out of the tank (although it would be nice) but it does need to move. I don't wanna get my shiney new fuel pump in the car, only to have it die on me tomorrow
.
Also, besides the 2 tabs holding it in, is there anything else that holds it in place? It feels held in more securely than by just 2 tabs, but I can tell what else is there. Not to mention I just cut the **** outta my hand fooling with it
.
.Also, besides the 2 tabs holding it in, is there anything else that holds it in place? It feels held in more securely than by just 2 tabs, but I can tell what else is there. Not to mention I just cut the **** outta my hand fooling with it
.
Well hell, an expected monsoon has put my project on hold
.
I do think I'm a smart bastard though. I went out and bought about 3 feet of rubber hose. I think what i'm going to do is siphon what little gas i have left and seafoam the empty tank. I figure thats better than nothing
.I do think I'm a smart bastard though. I went out and bought about 3 feet of rubber hose. I think what i'm going to do is siphon what little gas i have left and seafoam the empty tank. I figure thats better than nothing
I cleaned my gas tank with water, vacuumed the excess, and then let it dry overnight. I believe the baffles in the gas tank are to reduce fuel pump starving issues. Racetronix would know for sure.
Ryan
Ryan
Originally posted by 96-speed
I believe the baffles in the gas tank are to reduce fuel pump starving issues.
I believe the baffles in the gas tank are to reduce fuel pump starving issues.
Re: Purpose of Bucket in tank
Originally posted by KWKSLVR
Not the one the fuel pump is in, but the yellow one in the back of the tank. What exactly is it in there for? ...
Not the one the fuel pump is in, but the yellow one in the back of the tank. What exactly is it in there for? ...
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...threadid=66289
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
350350
Fuel and Ignition
14
Aug 11, 2015 12:03 PM



