tank gas leak how can i fixed?

gerzen

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Jan 16, 2006
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hi fellas, recently i have a very poor mileage, i make the all tune up you know sparks, filters, clean the maf egr, etc, and still have a very poor mileage, but this morning i notice that i have an a gas leak, i found a leak where the tube dispenser gasoline meet the gas tank, it seems a wet area, is this common? how can i fixed?? san i put just some epoxy weld in that area?

any help will be really aprecited :(
 
If your talking about the filler neck, you can just get a new rubber doghnut for like $15.00 and drop the tank enough to swap out for the old one. Otherwise I am not sure what it is you are refering to.
 
i know they make a type of putty kind of stuff that hardens, and is designed just for repairing gas tanks,.... i've seen it at pretty much every automotive store. i actually have some, just never used it, but the surface doesn't even have to be dry . never used it, so i'm not sure how well it works, but it could be worth a try.
 
New gas tank is around $100.
My 89 had enough rust on the top to weep
when the tank was 3/4 full.
I should have changed the tank when I pulled
the fuel pump. I didn't and the gas smell
bothered me foreaver.

Finall sold it......... (with 1/2 a tank)
 
thanks for your responses, actually it is the filler neck, where this one meet the gas thank, i think changing the doghnut maybe resolve the problem i dont knew before that this rubber part is actually for sale in the auto parts store, now im remeber that when i replace my fuel pump maybe i dont install the filler neck properly, i remember that time i cant installed easy inside the tank, there is an a procedure for do that? i mean, do i need to put the doghnut in the filler neck an then insert it inside the gas tank? or insert the doghnut in the tank and then insert the filler neck? :shrug:
 
Gas tank grommet at Ford Dealership too

One more place to check for the gas tank grommet is your local Ford Dealer. I found that my dealer had the part and the price was the same by the time you pay $14.95 for shipping from Latemodel Restoration Supply. Good Luck and let me know how it works out because as soon as the weather warms up I will be fixing mine too.