[Chrysler300] New question on fuel tank sending units
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[Chrysler300] New question on fuel tank sending units



Hi all:
 
Years ago when I worked for the telephone company, in the motor vehicle yard, 
the cap on an underground gas tank needed replacing.  A guy came out, took a 
torch and cut off the old cap and welded on a new one.  The trick was that he 
first put a hose down the pipe shaft from his exhaust pipe on his truck, 
filling the void in the tank with carbon monoxide.  With that, no oxygen, no danger 
of fire.
 
Dan Reitz
Northridge, CA




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