will this product repair plastic fuel / oil tanks on small engines?
1476993
Yes .you just got to make sure there is no oil , where you going to glue it and you got to send it with a sandpaper the area you going to glue
1476994
I probably wouldn't use this particular product for that application since liquid is involved. This stuff works great on some things but it dries very rigid and most plastic fuel tanks either flex somewhat or are exposed to vigorous vibrations. I had to repair a plastic fuel tank on my riding mower but instead of this, I used an epoxy that I bought at Walmart that was made for plastics and it worked great. Loctite made it I think.
1476995
I think so. That is unless the surface bends a lot. The glue sticks to plastic and does not dissolve in fuel.
1476996
I would not use this with fuel. The product is top notch for many other projects.
1476997
Yes, I believe it will if you will use the combination of the powder with the glue. This stuff is good. HFC
591311
yes you can.but don't expect anything amazing from it.you could use any fuel stabilizer and get same results.for cheaper.the most amazing product I have encountered was a product from Canadian tire . called small engine tune up.but of course it worked too well and either it got bought out by other companies or just like many other products that work too well they discontinue it because it works too well so they loose sales by selling you more cheap useless crap.
241839
This is a fuel pressure tester kit not a cleaning kit you might be able to use some of the adapters to help but you will need to purchase a fuel injection cleaning kit if that is what your looking for hope this helped
1751289
It's a plastic cleaner, so, I would say 'yes'. It leaves a protective, shiny coating behind. I use it on my motorcycle.
1054919
Yes, fill the water tank on the engine and push the small plastic pump handle on the engine and it works very well.
166312
I think it would help with making the engine run better if the problem is due to old gasoline deposits gumming up the carburetor. The Berryman cleaner is mixed with the gas in the tank - about 1 oz. per tankful of gas. But if the engine isn't firing at all then I'm not sure this additive will get it working again. It will work best if the engine is running (even roughly) so that the cleaner can be drawn through the carburetor in order to clean the parts. If the engine isn't running you might put the cleaner in the gas and try to get it into the carb by attempting to start the engine. I would just let it sit for a few hours and then try starting again. If that doesn't work then you may need to disassemble the carb and clean it or rebuild it.
96752
It should be good for all small engines ! I would use it for the pressure washer ! But I am no expert so you may want to call a company that sells an item like yours! Hope this was of some help to you.
1779316
Try it and see. Works very well on plastics and related synthetics with a smooth nap.
1530944
There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs original part. Aint nothing like a new OE fits and runs perfect now. There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs... » Read More There may or not be a number on tank or fuel spill, wear and tear paper tags fall off get distorted. The best way is take the Engine part or model number and serial number, go to Briggs and Stratton web site, look up your engine and get the correct tank part number for your engine. Small engine's and tanks are a unit, installed as power package for various types of equipment purpose. If you have a Sears and /or Craftsman the Sears Parts Direct has good part listings and good illustrations. Good for research and the illustrations well detailed. And it fit perfectly, of course it's a Briggs original part. Aint nothing like a new OE fits and runs perfect now. « Show Less
465567
it works best if you save the old hoses off your old oiler . they have the bends in them and seems like some of those hoses were smaller but pretty sure the smaller one on the pump was the brass one if it is to small and you don't have a hose to fit it that fitting will screw out an go to hardware store an get one.
1422885
Yes it'll help but it depends on deep the score is. http://www.xado.co.uk/xado_uk_engine_pistons_ring_cylinder_treatment.htm
1962491
I have not used it for that application, buy I would think that it would work well at removing any corrosion if it exists. It can't hurt in any case. I've been using DeOxit for many tears and have found that it works wonders on any and all electrical contacts. One area that people forget are the various ground straps or cables they have in the engine compartment. Disconnect them and clean well with De-Oxit and replace tightly. I've seen cleaning the grounds fix some strange electrical problems.
129940
I don't see why it wouldn't. It is just a sending unit totally adjustable for the size of your tank. Comes complete with instructions and gaskets and screws that fit my tank in the original manufacturers size. I installed mine in an 18 gallon gasoline fuel tank on my boat. Diesel fuel should not affect it. Absolutely no problems.
1769671
I used it on a metal motorcycle tank and I am very happy with the results, I am not sure how flexable the castwell is for a plastic tank but some of the video's that I saw on utube showed it being used on plastic tanks.
860715
I don't know for sure, but I don't think it would. All it does is recharge the coolant. It won't fix anything that's broken.
261093
I doubt it. This is made to seal small pinhole type leaks, which it works well for. Cracks in metal flex with pressure and temperature and the crack will very quickly reappear. Could be a safety issue as well. If the tank can rupture due to the crack the sealant will not stop it. A good certified welder may be able to fix it right, but cracks are very hard to fix at the best. Go by the welder's judgment who will probably suggest to get a new or good condition used tank.
1656579
Yes without question. Go to their web page and discovery your answer! I use it on my 2.0 TFSI engine and it improves mileage and reduces engine oil consumption.