I would recommend a softer surface so you don't damage the tank while cleaning it. Even a couple of old rags to set it on would keep you from scratching the tank. Good info.
pour the gasline antifreeze heat,which is alcohol, in your first tank of fuel.alcohol is what will mix with both water and gas thus suspending and allowing minute amounts of water to run thru the carbs(s)
@@deathbysilence0 I just got an 82 Kawasaki kz750 not sure what model it is but I know it's the twin mine needs quite a bit of work I'm currently trying to either restore my tank which needs new patchwork welds and stuff and the whole inside and outside needs to be de rusted
Seth Foulk had mine in for a day in a half, I had some really bad varnish in mine, a brush was very necessary for me but who knows see what it looks like after you drain the water.
I would recommend a softer surface so you don't damage the tank while cleaning it. Even a couple of old rags to set it on would keep you from scratching the tank. Good info.
i was cringing. Great Video Though! WD 40 Pro RUST SOAK..at $30 USD.. is NOT working Going to try on my RD 350 tank THANKS!
I left my rusty tank full of vinegar for a week, flushed it and wow! Perfecto! Thanks so much!
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I will try this
Thanks
Try throwing in a couple of handfuls of nuts and bolt and swish it around will also help the vinegar scrub off everything
Yup! and Carpenter and Sheet metal screws. its Fun!
..Thank you Sir John LYDON. nice handle.
Also stones or gravel
how do you plug the hole where the petcock was? A cork from a wine bottle or something?
Use the existing one to plug the hole and buy a new one which fitting the fuel tank
Duct tape
Im busy rebuilding a yamaha mr50 1981
any vinegar you can use?
White vinegar
pour the gasline antifreeze heat,which is alcohol, in your first tank of fuel.alcohol is what will mix with both water and gas thus suspending and allowing minute amounts of water to run thru the carbs(s)
yes. H E E T .
Mine is full of a layer of black film now
Why would you decide to do this on a gravel surface.
I think he's going to repaint the tank, he didn't seem to care much about the paint.
Save’s paying to sand blast it lol
You sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger
DO YOU KNOW SOME BODY HAVE A 1986 hONDA mAGNA PARTS? LET ME KNOW
Damn 20 bucks for vinegar, baking soda and few gallons of water huh ...cost me about about $5 lol
Heat gun maybe?
It didn't work for me.
Ahhhh gravel and shiny fuel tank! Nope.
Don’t do it it will damage your tank because it thins the metal and make leakage whenever u r riding on rough roads
>time spent is about 30 minutes in total
>three days later
seriously though thanks for the information :) i'm going to try this on my own Kawasaki 750
What year 750 I'm working on 83 kz750 Ltd Beltran
@@deathbysilence0 87 ninja GPX750R/ZX750F
@@deathbysilence0 I just got an 82 Kawasaki kz750 not sure what model it is but I know it's the twin mine needs quite a bit of work I'm currently trying to either restore my tank which needs new patchwork welds and stuff and the whole inside and outside needs to be de rusted
@@everyonesend1546 just buy another tank then.
It will rust again more
He said petcock
I doubt, it was not rusty at all
You doubt what?
@@stupidbikes9671 show the rust inside the tank, before removing
@@xywhyxy8588 you doubt that this method works?
@@stupidbikes9671 i have not seen the tank rusty from inside
@@xywhyxy8588 Did you see the petcock? Rust on the paper towel? Come on, did you really watch the video? Fess up...
What kind of water? Tap? Distilled? Drinking water? Infant water? (RAIN?(LOL)) But seriously does it matter what water you use?
Seth Foulk use distilled water
@@firesquad6150 thank you! I have 3 days in of the vinegar! Gonna do the water thing today! Thank you!
Seth Foulk had mine in for a day in a half, I had some really bad varnish in mine, a brush was very necessary for me but who knows see what it looks like after you drain the water.
IT WORKS!