I got my fj40 back to "drive-able" condition this week, however the fuel tank that I used to replace the one that was rusted from the outside in, seems to have rust issues from the inside out. go figure right!
So I have looked into cheap fix it options as the long range tank I really want (getting this spring) is out of budget right now and I don't want to spend $ on a tank that will be replaced with the LR tank.
So I was wondering if any of you have tried to remove the rust inside of a fuel tank before and what the best method was.
I have seen where some use muratic acid based stuff (the works toilet cleaner), but I used this as a kid to make those pop bottle bombs and don't want to blow up the fj40 or die from poison.
another way was to use vinegar, this is what I am leaning towards, but not sure it will work well.
Any advise from experience would be greatly appreciated.
p.s. I also saw where diet coke works but I wont be doing that.
So I have looked into cheap fix it options as the long range tank I really want (getting this spring) is out of budget right now and I don't want to spend $ on a tank that will be replaced with the LR tank.
So I was wondering if any of you have tried to remove the rust inside of a fuel tank before and what the best method was.
I have seen where some use muratic acid based stuff (the works toilet cleaner), but I used this as a kid to make those pop bottle bombs and don't want to blow up the fj40 or die from poison.
another way was to use vinegar, this is what I am leaning towards, but not sure it will work well.
Any advise from experience would be greatly appreciated.
p.s. I also saw where diet coke works but I wont be doing that.