this happen to anyone else. i notice i have some seepage around the seal, this cant be very good. can the stud be replaced, new tank, gasket sealer okay?
thanx
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#80788, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 0
anybody?
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#80800, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 3
well Tim, i snapped three off at once and had to replace the entire gas tank. I dont think its possible to removed the leftover stud anyways without removed the tank in the first place and draining it. Either way you're going to have to pull the tank, and when you do this think of how hard its going to be to do by yourself(which i did)
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#80820, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 4
yea... the stud thats "perminantly" attached to the tank... to much torque its only one stud and i aint plannin on removeing the pump anytime soon, so ya think i can get away with some RTV?
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#80912, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 6
the only thing that worked was jb weld, and even that was eaten through in a few months. replace the tank
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#80913, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 7
I got thru half of the return fuel line writeup yesterday myself. I snapped off the upper left bolt while taking it off. I honestly dont even know where the bolt went, and half the threads were gone too. Oh well tho, they are overrated. (Didnt fall in tank, dont worry)
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#80917, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 9
Whatever isleft of the stud remove it, grind it cut it whatever you choose, clean the tank out so you dont have a fire. file works nice in the situation. Once you have the stud location flat, using a slow speed cordless dril a tiny hole in the metal when a self tapping screw can go. Install your assy and use a nice self tapping or sheet metal srew to tighten it down. This may keep it from leaking.
There are sealants used around gas tanks, go to a parts store, not a pep boys but a regular parts store and ask for a gas tank repair kit. that should have the sealant in it yo use. If you cant find anything try a tniy bead of plumbers putty on the seal of the pump assy.
#80925, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 10
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon using a slow speed cordless dril a tiny hole in the metal
Even though I'm the one that said to weld it, I believe the sarcasm was obvious. This reply though, might not be so obvious.
For the record, cordless drills make sparks. The metal brushes on the commutator arm. Don't fuck around with sparks and fuel tanks.... not unless you have a video camera filming it, and a next-of-kin to post it on 2gnt.
#80926, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 11
Originally posted by thedawg
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon using a slow speed cordless dril a tiny hole in the metal
Even though I'm the one that said to weld it, I believe the sarcasm was obvious. This reply though, might not be so obvious. For the record, cordless drills make sparks. The metal brushes on the commutator arm. Don't fuck around with sparks and fuel tanks.... not unless you have a video camera filming it, and a next-of-kin to post it on 2gnt.
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#80931, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 12
Why do you think i told him to clean the damn tank out...jesus christ learn to read...god turby you are such an ass when you try to make everyone else look like idiots.
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#80953, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 13
Originally posted by Star Turbo Talon Why do you think i told him to clean the damn tank out...jesus christ learn to read...god turby you are such an ass when you try to make everyone else look like idiots. clean uber out of your eyes
hahaha ...take a chill pill, i was joking. im not trying to make you look like an idiot. its hilarious watching you guys flip out over stupid shit like this
calm down dude
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#80938, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 0 Sep-23-04 03:29 PM by JasonESi_T
I snapped one or two on my old talon.
Don't worry about it. Use the remaining ones and if it's an issue where you smell anything or it's actually leaking, go to Wal-mart or somewhere similar and get this shit call "Seal-All" or something. It's in a yellow tube and is like silicone. At any rate, it's impervious to gasoline and will do the job. When you need to remove it for whatever reason, it easily peals off.
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#80958, "RE: fuel pump cover stud snapped... options?" In response to Reply # 15
when swapping fuel pumps on the avenger recently my friend who claimed to work on cars managed to break 3 of the bastards off...like star turbo talon posted that is the way to do it...we did it right in the car with a grinder and drill, if your not a moron you won't even come close to blowing anything up...we drilled them out, tapped the holes and used strong bolts to hold it down...no problems since. don't bother using sealants...can have as much shit on there as you want, will NEVER stop the leakage...trust me..i tried.
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its only one stud and i aint plannin on removeing the pump anytime soon, so ya think i can get away with some RTV?
...take a chill pill, i was joking. im not trying to make you look like an idiot. its hilarious watching you guys flip out over stupid shit like this
