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Title: gas varnish Post by Bubba on 06/18/12 at 12:03:24 I'd like your opinions.... If I have some gas varnish in a tank can I just add new gas to it, let it sit for a few days and then drain out the gas. Will that actually dissolve the varnish? I don't want to necessarily add phosporic acid to it since I don't really think that there is much rust. Thanks! |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by Serowbot on 06/18/12 at 12:56:09 I'd drain it... then run about a half gallon of clean through,.. then button up and fill with fresh... If you got any ants.. dump the sucky gas on them,.. or pour it in your cage gas tank and let it get diluted in ten or more gallons... JMHO... |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by Bubba on 06/18/12 at 12:59:08 I've heard acetone works but if I can get away with fresh gas that would be cheaper |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by justin_o_guy2 on 06/18/12 at 13:49:59 Id dump the old gas, dump fresh in it & run it,,maybe thats not smart,, IDK.. Id sure have a go at the bowl on the carb, |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by 360k+ on 06/18/12 at 18:35:45 2B3D2A372F3A372C580 wrote:
...or a case of the crabs |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by Dave on 06/18/12 at 19:57:15 It would not hurt to try some gas - in fact if you can get Avgas 100LL I think it would do a better job of cleaning than pump gas. If that doesn't clean it up try the carb cleaner that you use to soak carbs in. Mosts auto stores sell quart or gallon containers of it. |
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Title: Re: gas varnish Post by Boofer on 06/18/12 at 20:07:56 595F4C47070B0D0C073E0 wrote:
...or a case of the crabs[/quote] 360 down here in the South they're not crabs--they're "Bloomer Quail". |
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