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gddaven Captains Club Member Registered: August 2007 Location: TX Posts: 27  |
have had the rear hatch cover, live well, seat assembly, foot rest, T-Top, entire center console and the 85 gallon fuel tank removed for inspection looking for a possible fuel leak.
I had the fuel tank pressure tested and "Thank God" it passed with no leaks. Once the tank was removed I could clearly see how the Stainless Steel Stringer runs the length of the fuel tank. There has been a lot of threads/posts about the Stainless Steel Stringer in the bilge area and cleaning and re-applying new RULE there but now that I have seen it fully exposed I can clearly see where water can enter the inner hull all the way to the front of the tank. Since everything is out I plan to have all of the old RULE removed and new RULE applied. |
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