Thinking that as it's still the original fuel tank and as I had a slight issue with starting the other day and after using Carb Cleaner which sorted out my issue my fuel tank is probably rusty.
Is tank cleaner just snake oil?
Is it best to just replace the tank and pipes/filter?
Still here the original Pierburg Carburettor on ( could do with a rebuild) and it's a 1.9DG
TIA
Fuel Tank Cleaner?
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Re: Fuel Tank Cleaner?
Have you checked the small filter in the carbs inlet pipe? Fuel system - Pierburg - VW T25(T3)-Tech
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Re: Fuel Tank Cleaner?
R0B wrote: ↑28 Jan 2025, 20:55 Have you checked the small filter in the carbs inlet pipe? Fuel system - Pierburg - VW T25(T3)-Tech
Thanks for that Rob, hadn't seen that. Will have a look..Got till end of February to sort before she goes in for an gear selector overhaul as that's when the garage has me booked in and were going to look at the carburettor as well!
Re: Fuel Tank Cleaner?
I pulled my diesel tank in my Doka and washed it through in a corner of the garden
Everything stank of diesel for a week, even my dogs, was crap and a lot of effort
My Caravelle got a new tank, powdercoated, fitted, way easier and the simplest job imaginable, Sir Adventure has a great blog and guide on YouTube
https://vwt25.blog/
Everything stank of diesel for a week, even my dogs, was crap and a lot of effort
My Caravelle got a new tank, powdercoated, fitted, way easier and the simplest job imaginable, Sir Adventure has a great blog and guide on YouTube
https://vwt25.blog/
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1989 Caravelle 1.9 AutoBox