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Originally Posted by Ryce Stallings View Post
My 2 cents is that when you weld the gas tank support it creates an “internal cavity” where moisture condenses. JSZ is on the correct track. Looking at different cars I see some with drain holes drilled into this area, good idea! I’m going to drill the top as well and soak this cavity just like JSZ suggests. Using seam sealer on the top will be helpful if your car leaks through the hood seals like mine does some times.
That certainly does help. The grade of metal used for the replacement panels is really good these days, but for extra insurance I still wire brush and hit that internal cavity with POR15 or the like before welding the tank support. Better than nothing.
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