- Jun 19, 2012
- 9
Hello all, long time Trailvoyer and now on GMTNation....
I have had a P042 code for about a year or so now. Had a local shop fix it last year since I did not have a way to do a leak test. They said it was a port on the gas tank that had cracked causing the leak.
Well a year later the leak came back. So I dropped the tank yesterday and found out where the leak was. I can see where the mechanic repaired the crack but am not sure what he used to do it. I contacted him to get more information and he said that he didn't remember what he had used and that I should just change the tank.
My question is, Do I need to just change the tank of can I fix this again using some other type of bonding material?
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I have had a P042 code for about a year or so now. Had a local shop fix it last year since I did not have a way to do a leak test. They said it was a port on the gas tank that had cracked causing the leak.
Well a year later the leak came back. So I dropped the tank yesterday and found out where the leak was. I can see where the mechanic repaired the crack but am not sure what he used to do it. I contacted him to get more information and he said that he didn't remember what he had used and that I should just change the tank.
My question is, Do I need to just change the tank of can I fix this again using some other type of bonding material?
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