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Old 05-04-2015, 05:26 PM   #1
In The Ten Ring
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Cleaning up old vent lines

Here is today's truck progress:

I am going to reuse my vent lines from my 1972 truck and they were full of rust! This "Krud Cutter" is essentially phosphoric acid, which reacts with iron oxide (rust). I used the small funnel to push the air out and once I saw product coming out the distal end, I plugged the hole with an old ink pen and clamped it shut. I'll let this sit about an hour and then rinse with distilled water (which is overkill, I know).

It worked wonders with the other parts of the vent line and this is the last piece.

Tomorrow the fuel tank will go back in.



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