PaulB
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- Thunderbird Year
- 1959
This past weekend i replaced the fuel sending unit (the good news is my fuel gauge now works) but i was shocked to see the extent of rust and corrosion on the sending unit. It gave me great concern that my gas tank and the fuel lines may also have the same degree of rust and corrosion. I think the pictures illustrate compelling evidence supporting the controversial subject if ethanol is or is not harmful to older engines has been answered. I know I will only be putting in non-ethanol gasoline in my car from now on.
But to my question. Is there a fuel additive that address rust in tanks and lines that can eventually dissolve and remove the rust? I've heard Seafoam may be an additive that can accomplish this. Any of you have any thoughts or recommendations? Is there even such an additive? I don't want to have to replace the tank and fuel lines if possible, but i am concerned. Thanks
But to my question. Is there a fuel additive that address rust in tanks and lines that can eventually dissolve and remove the rust? I've heard Seafoam may be an additive that can accomplish this. Any of you have any thoughts or recommendations? Is there even such an additive? I don't want to have to replace the tank and fuel lines if possible, but i am concerned. Thanks
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