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This is my original tank and well it sits in for 1984 CJ7 . I wanted to separate the two clean them up and re use. Not so easy. I also can't find replacements to match. Any ideas?
I would suggest searching online. There are a few big box 4wd outfits the should have them. Like Four Wheel Parts Wholesalers, 4wd Hardware, Morris, and you should find a few more. Make sure you replace all those hoses.
Why can’t you separate them? Can you not get the strap removed? If not, cut it. You can get a new one. Once apart, you should be able to clean up the poly tank and reuse it. If the well/skid is not rusted out, you should be able to sand/blast it and repaint and reuse it.
I have searched for replacement but can not find same. I can get the strap out of the way but the lining in between the tank and the well are like a finger trap.
Maybe you can get something between them along the side to pry and let air between them. I would say drill a small hole in the bottom of the skid, but you would need to be REALLY careful not to hit the poly tank or it would be garbage quickly.
I swapped in a 20 gallon for my 15 and got them off a friend who listed then on Craigslist. They are out there used. But you have one. I did not look for a new one so I do not know about aftermarket replacements.
'85 CJ-7, 258/4.2L 6cyl. Bought new in 1985. Full cage, Warn 8274 winch, Ford 9" rear, front/rear Detroit Lockers w/4:88 R&P. T-5 tranny and 4:1 t'case. 33X12.50-15 BFG/AT, MSD ign, on board air---
Get some of those wooden paint stirrers you get from the paint store and slide'em in-between the tank and the skid plate.
That has always worked for me.
LG
That may work. I actually dropped it off with the gut who is going to sand blast it for me. I think just having it in a warm shop may help. I had it outside and it is really cold here and we had snow and rain that may have seeped in