1971 Honda 350

 

I have a 1971 Honda 350.  It had a bad tank and I had it resealed on
the inside.  All of the sealer ran off the walls of the tank and is
now plugging the hose lines.  I need to know if there is a chemical
that will eat away the sealer but not harm the inside of the tank.  If
there isn’t, is there any other way to get it out.

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Get a Roto Zip bit for ceramics and use your electric drill or Dremel
tool to hog out the built up resin that is causing the plug. Use a
Metal epoxy like LocTite or J&B Weld that can be tapped and threaded
and is impervious to gasoline (read the labels). You should be able to
do this yourself for under $20.

Dennis

 


I'd expect the threads to be on the outside of the
drain pipes, so there'd be no worry about the threads
if the clog is on the inside of the pipe.

I had a milder but similar problem after a tank treatment
and opened the obstructed drains out by hand, using a
drill bit held in a tap wrench handle. A moto tool would
probably work nicely too.

 


Acetone.

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