it will be fine its heavy oil

chances are if the nuts are rusty the studs are too

u need plus gas

OK am gonna leave it tonight as my light died so charging it up lol do you think the new one should be fine with 5 nuts holding it down?

Quote: 123hotchef wrote in post #28

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u need plus gas

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google it its great stuff

wouldnt like to say about 5 nuts u could get air in it without it clamped down uniformly

Might put silicone round between the broken stud and the 2 good studs if I get them off lol

decent rtv silicon i hope not kurt special stuff!

What's Kurt special stuff lol

@krutly lol

You mean he uses ever build external frame silicone lol

lol

if they snap u could drill holes rivit them down or use nut serts

Was thinking along similar lines just don't want any crap in the tank also how can I check sender unit to see if the low level lamp illuminates?

use some grease on ur drill bit the swarf will stick to it, look in the manual there is the resistances for the sender

Am sure I read about shorting the black and another wire

go read it again then

I'd like to confess that my stack pipes are only held in with 3 bolts , I used the same sealant that I used on the sump to make sure it didn't leak

If theirs any corrosion on the tank might be worth sorting that while its off. They rust bad and a replacement is not cheap. Cannot help with nuts one snapped on of mine no ill effects just tightened the one either side a bit more. mike the bodge

OK today I replaced the stacks after having 1 bolt shear then luckily the bolt opposite decide it was going to start spinning and had to saw the nut off so sealed it all with some rtv gasket sealant and drove to Edinburgh and all is well after my mate who was boosting my battery his frontera ran out of petrol lol

glad its sorted mate