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#71632 01/16/2007 3:48 PM | Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 Ex Hall Monitor | | Ex Hall Monitor Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,377 | If new tanks are available you can certainly go that route. If the tank is only rusty inside & not rusted through to the point of being structurally unsound it can be cleaned & coated as I noted. About all of the parts vendors offer clean & coat kits that use phosphoric acid as the cleaner and their choice of coating as the liner. I personally prefer using Muratic acid (the same stuff they put in swimming pools) as the cleaner and RedKote as the liner. The pros & cons and how to do this process have been covered here a lot. If you use the search function at the top of the page you'll get a ton of info you can use. As for your tune-up questions. It sounds like you need to kit the carb. You can probably find the detailed tune-up info here but I'd strongly suggest you invest in a shop manual. You can get them through most of the parts vendors and on eBay. Good luck.
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