Gas leak

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Asked by Echo_2481 Feb 12, 2017 at 04:48 PM about the 2006 Chrysler 300

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is there anything you can put in the gas tank
to stop the leak like a sealant?

3 Answers

224,145

No there is not. Either get it repaired, but good luck in finding someone to do it, but there are some who will, otherwise the gas tank needs to be replaced.

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103,445

I would absolutely just replace it, not worth the hassle or expense trying to repair it. Most leaks are from rust and you do not want a rusty gunked up tank unless you enjoy replacing fuel filters and pumps.

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159,355

If it is a pin hole rub a bar of soap into the leak.

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