My fuel tank was leaking from the seal/rim that goes around the perimeter of the fuel tank.

Sods law meant that I had filled it up to the rim, parked her up in the garage, came back 2 weeks later to find a rather large puddle underneath the tank just after I had sealed/fixed all the other orifices under the Landy!

So, I've managed to remove the old tank (after some gentle persuasion). I am now in the market for a new tank, as I reckon my old one is past its sell by date (don't think it's worth getting it repaired).

As per usual, I want one that won't rust after 2 mins, yet one that doesn't cost the Earth!

So far, the best (as in the most reasonably priced) I've come across is this one...

Fuel tank - 90 from chassis no AA243343 to WA159806

I'm tempted to paint it in "Black Jack" and leave it to dry before I fit it. What do you guys reckon? Good to go or otherwise?

Ta muchly!

Does not seem to be no better tanks being made so I just bought a britpart one and put lots of coats of paint on mine before fitting. It is a bit of a bad design with the way the guard clogs up with muck and then rots the tank away.

Fair enough.

What's the difference between NRC9225 and ESR2242?

Woody3 said:

Fair enough.

What's the difference between NRC9225 and ESR2242?

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Think it is something to do with the amount of sender holes in the tank if I remember correctly??

That's my thinking as well.

Don't suppose you know which is which do you...when I google it, they all look the same :doh:

Try this page. Should help you out.

Fuel - Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order.

Fuel Tank 90 83-86 (One Sender Hole) NRC9225

Fuel Tank 90 86-98 (Two Sender Holes) ESR2242