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Today's question: tank mount
The 2000-series cars had a large hole in the aluminium panel hidden behind the rear wheel, to allow access to the U-bracket holding the fuel tank in place. Could anyone tell me what diameter this was, and what was used to plug it? I big rubber plug, or was it left open?
Thanks, Roger |
Left open, the original tanks I have dealt with all had over spray from the sound deadener inner fender coating on them on both ends that came through the holes.
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Thanks Dan, that ties in with the photos I've found. I think I'll choose a size I can get a rubber plug for, just to give a bit more protection. I know TR floor plugs are available at 2.5 and 3.25", I'll maybe go for one of those.
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