Next up remove the internal tank flap so that this tank (and a couple others) can be handed off to a PDR person. I have removed the tank flap before freehand cutting the thing out with a cutting bit in a now dead Roto Zip tool. This time was Julian’s method using a cutting wheel under the lip to cut through the whole assembly and remove it. He mentioned that you end up with a big chunk of metal that has to be squashed to remove it out of the tank after it falls in. For this project I decided to practice on a possible unrecoverable fuel tank.
The workstation.
First I put a slice in the flap so that it will end up in two pieces hopefully making it easier to remove.
I had purchased some 1.5 inch Dremel EZ Lock metal cutting wheels for my imitation dremel tool.This worked quite well although a more powerful tool would’ve been nice. Mine bogged down.
On to the good fuel tank. Success!
Hopefully this weekend a harness repair.
And do a squish measurement and begin disassembly of this thing.
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