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hi all do i need to use any sealant ? on my new diablo tank or can i use it like that ?

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i used mine as is with no issues.
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Just give it a good swill out and it'll be fine , no issues with mine either 8-)
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Ditto, brand new steel you see..swill and fill. :D bloody good tanks as well..
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according to diablo they are pressure tested for 'no leakes' and just need painting,fits very good with no hassle or the use of the 'hammer'
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i asked al same question and he said sealing could interfere with the baffles so just leave it
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ok :bouncyeng: good news :lol:
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joespeed wrote:according to diablo they are pressure tested for 'no leakes' and just need painting,fits very good with no hassle or the use of the 'hammer'
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Yep that pretty much sums the tanks up Joe, fitted mine thurs night didnt take long at all to fit..
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic ... 8&start=40
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you may want to put in line fuel filter for the 1st few fills...always good practice when fitting a new tank
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super it's in the scoot ... after painting

dead easy to fit looks great thank's Diablo ;)

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