Jason Bleazard <dml@bleazard.net> wrote:
:> If
:> you were feeling really industrious, maybe a slight modification to
:> your filler neck to where you could quickly disconnect and reconnect
:> it such that when you want to fill the tank, you connect it to the gas
:> tank, but the rest of the time, its attached to a tank of salt water. ;-)
: Good idea. Any suggestions how to set it up so there's no possibility of
: accidental cross contamination?
Not really. :-) Well, I suppose you could install a filler door
in the bed for the gas tank, and the normal filler would be a fake,
going to the salt water or whatever other chemical you can come up
with to mess up an engine. :-)
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