View Full Version : Honda Hornet Fuel Tank
Hey guys, I think I have this posted in the right place - but anyway I am after a new tank or some sound advice on what to do with a tank that has a leak.
Its happened before, had it fixed, and coated internally, but there has been some internal rust on the tank and small bubbles formed under the paint which has finally effectively burst on my 96 honda hornet 250. So yeah, Anyone got a tank to sell? Know how to get this fixed? where to go? advice?
cheers. I'm stuck on 4 wheels again and it's not ideal at all.
296705
hayd3n
1st May 2014, 21:39
[QUOTE=Samic;1130714882]Hey guys, I think I have this posted in the right place - but anyway I am after a new tank or some sound advice on what to do with a tank that has a leak.
Its happened before, had it fixed, and coated internally, but there has been some internal rust on the tank and small bubbles formed under the paint which has finally effectively burst on my 96 honda hornet 250. So yeah, Anyone got a tank to sell? Know how to get this fixed? where to go? advice?
cheers. I'm stuck on 4 wheels again and it's not ideal at all.
that reallly drains :(
if you cant find anything locally i may have a friend in wales that could send one over :) black??
Hey guys, I think I have this posted in the right place - but anyway I am after a new tank or some sound advice on what to do with a tank that has a leak.
Its happened before, had it fixed, and coated internally, but there has been some internal rust on the tank and small bubbles formed under the paint which has finally effectively burst on my 96 honda hornet 250. So yeah, Anyone got a tank to sell? Know how to get this fixed? where to go? advice?
cheers. I'm stuck on 4 wheels again and it's not ideal at all.
296705
Where exactly is it leaking?Chances are you could blow it out with a water blaster to reveal all then solder it up as i did with an old TL1000 tank.
hayd3n
1st May 2014, 21:52
theres a few in the uk
some wont send worldwide ,
but i have a friend who would resend it , hes currently moving house so may be a week or two
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HONDA-CB600F-CB600-F-HORNET-PETROL-FUEL-GAS-TANK-/380631557379?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item589f68a503
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Hornet-250-Petrol-Tank-/331188992273?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts_13&hash=item4d1c66f911
Where exactly is it leaking?Chances are you could blow it out with a water blaster to reveal all then solder it up as i did with an old TL1000 tank.
Last time it was along the very edge, this time its about 3 cm up, about halfway below the dent you can see in the attached pic. I am hoping this is a possibility and that its not a riddled tank
[QUOTE=Samic;1130714882]Hey guys, I think I have this posted in the right place - but anyway I am after a new tank or some sound advice on what to do with a tank that has a leak.
Its happened before, had it fixed, and coated internally, but there has been some internal rust on the tank and small bubbles formed under the paint which has finally effectively burst on my 96 honda hornet 250. So yeah, Anyone got a tank to sell? Know how to get this fixed? where to go? advice?
cheers. I'm stuck on 4 wheels again and it's not ideal at all.
that reallly drains :(
if you cant find anything locally i may have a friend in wales that could send one over :) black??
Cheers! I've been scouting Ebay and Trademe but nothing solid is coming up, don't really want a busted up tank; going from one issue to another. I've sent a few emails off to a few places tonight, fingers crossed otherwise that could always be an option.
nzspokes
1st May 2014, 22:40
Time for some rego there....
bump!
How do I go about getting this fixed and for around what price? Surely someone has had to deal with this before?
I've just started a thread about sealing a tank that hasn't rusted through. A different situation, but the end requirement is the same.
For sealants, POR-15 has been recommended to me, but you can get Permatex from SCA.
If you're not keen on doing it yourself, or if the job is bigger than a couple of pin prick holes, it may be worth trying somewhere that repairs radiators. According to Google, Auto Radiators (http://autoradiators.co.nz/) do fuel tank repairs. There will be others.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.5 Copyright © 2025 vBulletin Solutions Inc. All rights reserved.