> Fellow Imperial Lovers,
> It is has been awhile since I needed help, but
> something always manages to go wrong with a car that
> is rapidly approaching a 40th Anniversary. My 1966
> Imperial convertible has developed what appears to be
> a pin hole leak at the bottom of the gas tank. I say
> "a" leak, as the tank is coated with undercoating and
> may be hiding other leaks. The question is this: is
> there a method of sealing the leak without removing
> the tank? I probably know what the answer is already,
> but it never hurts to ask. If the tank has to be
> removed, is that a monster job? If so, how is done?
> As always, thanks for everyones help.
>
> John
John,
You'll find Dick Benjamin's own excellent and highly amusing technique here,
just a little down from the top of the page:
http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Fuel/tank.htm
Best Regards,
Mike Trettin
1956 Imperial Sedan, Turquoise
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