Is the pastic gas tank shield on an XJ needed?
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Is the pastic gas tank shield on an XJ needed?
I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
without a problem?
Stephen.
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Re: Is the pastic gas tank shield on an XJ needed?
it's there to prevent you from owning a pinto bomb should you get rear ended
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
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Re: Is the pastic gas tank shield on an XJ needed?
it's there to prevent you from owning a pinto bomb should you get rear ended
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
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Re: Is the pastic gas tank shield on an XJ needed?
it's there to prevent you from owning a pinto bomb should you get rear ended
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
Stephen Gibbs wrote:
> I just replaced my '92 Cherokee's fuel tank due to pin hole leaks. I
> will soon be putting a skid under it, and am wondering if there is a
> reason to keep the plastic shield that is strapped to the fuel tank, and
> is a main cause of the rust leading to leaks. Is it needed to protect
> the tank from the straps that hold up the tank, or can I ditch it
> without a problem?
>
> Stephen.
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