My 94 Toyota Corolla has a one inch hairline crack in the bottom of the fuel tank that's leaking fuel. The vehicle has 140,000 miles and is in great shape. The crack is on the bottom, near the center on the tank. This part of the tank is flat. I used a fuel repair tank epoxy, after cleaning and wet sanding the tank to bare metal. The repair held for about a week.
I think the bottom of the tank flexes when fuel is added and by the vacuum created by the pump. The epoxy I used dries hard. Is there something that would adhere to the metal, but remain flexible and be fuel resistant?
Any ideas what would cause a crack on a flat spot?
Thanks,
Mike C.