Lube lube lube.. Never stick it in dryPlan on 400.00
The Aerostars are worse, Mustangs are easy
You have to use excessive force to get that filler neck through the new tank grommet
Think Gorilla and push hard
Why not do it yourself?
very suspicious with the janitor MIA and allLube lube lube.. Never stick it in dry
Lube lube lube.. Never stick it in dry
Note to self, address this in the near future,
I sure as hell ain't using dish soap like lmr's videoSo what kind of lube do you suggest…remember I know my lubes.
Mix a few drops of Dawn in a spray bottle of water you would be surprised at how well it works..... We used this on WS rubber gasket installs when the customer OR paint shop would not allow us to use Silicone spray.....I sure as hell ain't using dish soap like lmr's video
That’s all I have ever used when installing fuel filler necks. It doesn’t take much and like Limp mentioned you can cut it with water. Are we missing something?I sure as hell ain't using dish soap like lmr's video
I actually found a local mechanic with great reviews to do it. He only charged $175. He did great work too.Christ... 2 hours of work max... If you're anywhere nearby, I'm in Vass, NC. I'll do it for $200 in an hour. Just bring me the car on a low tank.. I'm not even a mechanic... I'd just hate to see someone getting ripped off to put seals on their fox's fuel tank. Prices are ridiculous if mechanics are getting away with $400 for this job!
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