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Old 01-29-2023, 05:48 PM   #20
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Default Re: Putting a drain plug in a gas tank?

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Originally Posted by Lawson Cox View Post
How do you get this sort of plug INSIDE the gas tank, and with a wrench?
G B Sisson describes it fairly well.
The plug slides approx 1/2 way into the hole, with the nut on the outside(bottom of the tank). When I tightened the nut the neoprene held the bolt steady and I was able crush and expand the plug to seal the hole. I tried it at NAPA when I bought it and it worked in the store. That was last April. The plug and the hole are dry as a bone. Checked yesterday when I took the car for a drive.
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