Gas Tank and Check Engine Light

RINC

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I have a crack in my gas tank at the filler neck. It is causing the CEL. My friends shop took care of the misfire codes, but this remains.

I am told Mopar no longer makes our gas tanks. My question is, aftermarket or a good used one?
 
Here we go. Can I fix this?
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I really think you should clean it , scuff it and try the JB Weld, work it in the crack a bit. That or some polyurethane sealant like NP-1, its a construction sealant sold at Home Depot for concrete cracks. Very flexible and sticks good. Flexibility might be an advantage.
 
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I have been using JB Weld to repair a crack on the top of the gas tank for my 76 Dodge truck for several years now. The repair seem to hold for about 2 years then the patch starts to lift and fall off. Clean with acetone sand clean again. Sand and cover a much larger area than the crack. All of my patches have eventually failed due to the fuel vapors so I would consider this a temporary fix and try to find another tank.
 
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I have been using JB Weld to repair a crack on the top of the gas tank for my 76 Dodge truck for several years now. The repair seem to hold for about 2 years then the patch starts to lift and fall off. Clean with acetone sand clean again. Sand and cover a much larger area than the crack. All of my patches have eventually failed due to the fuel vapors so I would consider this a temporary fix and try to find another tank.

Gonna go bring it up to a follow forum member today. Going by to get some other stuff done to my Jeep today.
 
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