Brief Description: Tank - Inboard rib, inspection plate flange Pro-Se
Inboard tank rib pro-sealed. I Pro-Sealed both the platenuts and the inside/outside edge of the inspection plate flange. Now, Pro-Seal is not really needed here because this whole flange is sealed from the outside (opposite side from what is shown) using a cork gasket and inspection plate. But, I say, lets stop the leak here on the interior of the tank.
Notice the anti flop tube hang up bracket is mounted one space toward the leading edge. I found that if I were to install the bracket in the center, the flop tube actually can hang up on the bracket itself.
Now that is a bit ironic. Install a anti flop tube hang up bracket and the flop tube hangs up on it. Well, I fould it could actually happen. Weird.
Also notice the capacitance fuel sender BNC connector has been Pro-Sealed. This is an important seal here. Notice the wire has a splice connector crimped on. I'll crimp the other side after this rib is Pro-Sealed in place.
