Searching for a good method for cleaning the rust out of my tank without removing it from the bike.
I would rather use chemicals than electricity.
Can I use a compressor to force air back up through the petcock and into the tank to clean it and the lines?
Im trying to avoid removing the petcock as well, I would rather not mess with a good seal at this time.
Metal Rescue sounds good but their instructions state to begin by removing the tank.
If I use the vinegar method and rinse with baking soda Im assuming that I will vacuum most of it out when dry but some dust will remain, can small amounts of baking soda harm anything?
Of course the fuel filter is already out and will be changed often in the future.
Thanks, Phil
I would rather use chemicals than electricity.
Can I use a compressor to force air back up through the petcock and into the tank to clean it and the lines?
Im trying to avoid removing the petcock as well, I would rather not mess with a good seal at this time.
Metal Rescue sounds good but their instructions state to begin by removing the tank.
If I use the vinegar method and rinse with baking soda Im assuming that I will vacuum most of it out when dry but some dust will remain, can small amounts of baking soda harm anything?
Of course the fuel filter is already out and will be changed often in the future.
Thanks, Phil