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Originally Posted by nickpw
Thanks all really appreciated, I’m going to clean up and remove as much of rust this weekend to see how it looks
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Don't spend much time cleaning as you will be throwing the rusty parts in the trash. Not a bad idea to use a pick and remove some of the gunk in the screw heads, but that is as far as I would go. Change the fuel line with a new SAE J1527, or equivalent for your country, all the way to back by pulling a new one in from the front or the back. Sometimes they can be pinched on top of the fuel tank so make sure the fuel line slides around before cutting into it or damaging it. Also poke around with a bright flashlight to see what is going on inside the fuel tank, after you remove the fuel level sensor.
An impact driver will either break them loose or break them. Either way it is working towards a solution