My motorhome has been sitting for about 5 years,and rather than try to clean out the old gas tank and coat it for ethanol use,I'm thinking I would rather replace it with a poly or aluminum tank to prevent rust in the future.Class A motorhome and I T...
chuckftboy wrote:You probably would have better luck with having an aluminum tank fabricated since most custom tank shops can manufacture to your old tank specifications making the install much easier using the original mounting and fuel linelocation...
Jim Norman wrote:If you are doing a conversion to ethanol you will need to do a lot more than just the tank. All the seals and fuel lines can be affected. On top of that Ethanol gives less power per unit and lower MPG. From your second post I am lead...
rgatijnet1 wrote:You don't give much information but at 100 gallons, I might guess that it is a diesel engine. I don't know of any gas coaches that had a 100 gallon tank. Not saying there aren't some out there but I have never heard of them. I know y...
crasster wrote:I'd inspect before I replaced, but to each their own. May be a perfectly fine tank. If the tank doesn't have rust and if it were me I'd just siphon the gas, add fresh gas, marvel mystery oil in the gas, and a bit of marvel mystery o...
