more gas tank questions....

[kmack]

If the dent is in the middle of the tank near the drain plug, then get a spare drain plug and rig it up so that you can connect a slide hammer to it. Install it into the tank, then pull the dent out.

Other than that, a radiator/gas tank repair shop could get it out.

[kmack]

Well I just got my tank back from Gas Tank Renu Service for the warranty. Big kudos to them for fixing my tank with no cost to me what-so-ever!

They sent my tank to Michigan (home office) to have all the old Renu process baked out. The tank was then checked over to make sure no repairs were needed. This process took almost 3 weeks. Then my tank was shipped back to Houston to have the Renu process put back on my tank, and then it was shipped to me. Total down time was about 4 weeks. Not the greatest, but I didn't have to pay any shipping costs at all.

Only 2 downsides to this (besides the down time) -

1) They kept my drain plug. No big deal really, it's only a $2-$3 part.

2) They kept the o-ring seal for the sending unit. Not a big deal either, I needed a new one anyway, just wish I had known during the wait.

Other than those issues, I would fully and continually recommend the use of Gas Tank Renu's services to anybody with an old or new car. They make a good product and if something does happen to it, they stand by their warranty, no questions asked! Btw, they mark every tank they do with an ID tag. Mine now has had 2 tags!