Greetings Skippers,
After replacing every part of my fuel delivery system, I'm still not able to start my M25 Universal. I have air, I have compression(400+ on each cylinder, and I have been getting fuel. The last thing to check was the condition of my fuel tank. I did that today. With ALL 30 gallons drained, I shined my light down in there and the attached picture is the result. After pouring a little biobore directly on it, the growth ran to the lowest part of the tank. However, my opening is only about 3" wide(circular), leaving me not many options for cleaning the tank.
My thinking is that I will fill my garden spray pump with some clean diesel and a heavy dose of biobore and use the wand to reach the back parts of the tank. Then I plan to use a disposable wet/dry vac and suck everything out, as the lowest point is below my small access hole.
Thoughts?? Thanks in advance for any advice/suggestions.
After replacing every part of my fuel delivery system, I'm still not able to start my M25 Universal. I have air, I have compression(400+ on each cylinder, and I have been getting fuel. The last thing to check was the condition of my fuel tank. I did that today. With ALL 30 gallons drained, I shined my light down in there and the attached picture is the result. After pouring a little biobore directly on it, the growth ran to the lowest part of the tank. However, my opening is only about 3" wide(circular), leaving me not many options for cleaning the tank.
My thinking is that I will fill my garden spray pump with some clean diesel and a heavy dose of biobore and use the wand to reach the back parts of the tank. Then I plan to use a disposable wet/dry vac and suck everything out, as the lowest point is below my small access hole.
Thoughts?? Thanks in advance for any advice/suggestions.
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