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Coincidentally, I just paid $30 to rinse off the gas station's pavement with 93 octane because of this very issue!
I cannot find a replacement tank ANYwhere. Cannot find who manufactured Saab's tanks. I think patching the existing tank is the only option.
Based on Landjet's note here, I went to both web sites. Wicks's web site apparently requires a training course before one is qualified to actually use it, but on the Spruce site, I found this:
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cspages/ac2402.php?clickkey=13176#faq_tab
Although the description says it's a "2-part system", I get the impression that both options from the site are pre-mixed for you, in 6 or 3.5 oz quantities (someone needs to give both these web masters some lessons in clarity). A 3.5 oz Premixed Syringe is $25.70. Something tells me they'll be selling quite a few in the near future...
Thank G-d I have nothing else to do but work on this goddamned car.*
Chris
* This is just my sense of humor, not a real complaint. :-)
->Posting last edited on Sun, 16 Nov 2014 12:12:13.
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