Use a SQUARE tool.
George
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> 1. Gas tank plug removal (2)
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> Date: Tue, 12 May 2015 18:29:00 +0000
> From: "Rimington, Kenneth" <ken.rimington@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Gas tank plug removal
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> I need advice from the gas tank experts on the list. I have a 1956 Dodge Custom Royal with a gas tank in good shape except for it is pushed in on the bottom a bit. There is a lead covered steel plug on the bottom with a broached double square 8 point star pattern socket in it. I cannot find an 8 point tool to remove it. I want to remove the plug so I can use the hole to insert tools to raise the dent. Here are some questions:
> * Is the plug sweated on (soldered)?
> * Do you use a square tool to remove the plug (engaging 4 of the 8 points)?
> * Is the plug swaged or screwed in? I cannot see the plug on the inside well enough to tell.
> * Has anyone replaced the plug with a valve to facilitate draining the tank? If so, how was the valve plumbed?
> * Has anyone installed a drain valve in the gas tank?
> I would appreciate feedback from anyone who has removed said plug, with any tips, so I do not mess up my tank. Thanks.
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> Date: Tue, 12 May 2015 13:31:54 -0500
> From: Tim Bowers <stellarrestorations@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Gas tank plug removal
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> It should just be screwed in, and a 1/2" ratchet should fit perfectly.
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> On Tuesday, May 12, 2015, Rimington, Kenneth <ken.rimington@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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>> I need advice from the gas tank experts on the list. I have a 1956
>> Dodge Custom Royal with a gas tank in good shape except for it is pushed in
>> on the bottom a bit. There is a lead covered steel plug on the bottom with
>> a broached double square 8 point star pattern socket in it. I cannot find
>> an 8 point tool to remove it. I want to remove the plug so I can use the
>> hole to insert tools to raise the dent. Here are some questions:
>>
>> - Is the plug sweated on (soldered)?
>> - Do you use a square tool to remove the plug (engaging 4 of the 8
>> points)?
>> - Is the plug swaged or screwed in? I cannot see the plug on the
>> inside well enough to tell.
>> - Has anyone replaced the plug with a valve to facilitate draining the
>> tank? If so, how was the valve plumbed?
>> - Has anyone installed a drain valve in the gas tank?
>>
>> I would appreciate feedback from anyone who has removed said plug, with
>> any tips, so I do not mess up my tank. Thanks.
>>
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