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09-10-2012, 04:29 PM

HarleyReece

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I think most have had less than perfect results with tank sealers.

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09-10-2012, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SCHOONER

Hi ClifWideGlide

I always use HIGH TEST in my '85flhtc. I drained my gas thru cheese cloth and found little peice of teflone tape and litte piece of whatever caught in the cloth.

So the gas was good. I use texaco hight test 91 octane.

I'm considering re-coating my gas tank. Do you know anything about doing this

Sorry, I have never re-coated a gas tank on a bike or other vehicle for that matter. I know there is a process to do it & chemicals out there for it.

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09-10-2012, 09:10 PM

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Also what I was referring to was if the station sells E85 they could have mixed the gas by mistake or even at the distributor level it could have been done.

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09-10-2012, 09:55 PM

langwilliams

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I've heard too many bad things about tank sealers. My bike came with an unsealed set of aftermarket tanks. I sold them an got a used factory set that were coated. If I were putting a custom aftermarket tank on I'd look into taking it to a radiator shop an have them coat it.

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