Help model a gas tank leak
 

Where the drop column mounts to the gas tank there are two rivots that hold it on, well a very small weep is getting through, enough to smell a small amount if fumes, probably not as safe as it should be. Anyway to fix this? Can it be sealed from inside or something? Seal-all on the outside not doing it. Any ideas?

Re: Help model a gas tank leak
 

no matter what some of the guys tell you there is no mickey mouse way to fix that problem other than removing the tank and having it boiled out and soldered, brazed or welded, and then have a late 31 steering colum brace installed, the one that attaches to the colum and then dash, it just takes a little work to install, it, the trouble starts when people use the steering wheel to get in the car, any glue, tape, fiber class or sealer will not hold when the steering wheel is used in this way, do it right, do it once, lol what is your car worth? think about that when you think about a quick fix, any thing else is just a temporary fix

Re: Help model a gas tank leak
 

I could not agree more ! Fix it right the first time !
Al

Re: Help model a gas tank leak
 

If you can tell us the year model, I can show you a picture of the inside of the tank in that area so you have a better idea of what has happened. Generally we find it is not that the rivet has come loose per se', but that the metal has fractured from around the rivet hole.

Re: Help model a gas tank leak
 

Mine is a 28 tudor

Re: Help model a gas tank leak
 

then its not the bracket or rivets leaking, its the tank is cracked at the bracket from being flexed by pulling on the steering wheel, dont micky mouse it, fix it right or just dont bother