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The problem is that the tank is directly under the console and there is no seam whatsoever. I am just wondering if leaving the tank in would make other issues. I got a 22-gallon tank to fit under the bench and it is not that bad except for the fact that my live well has been redesignated as a...

The tank ended up being rotted, so I plan to run an external tank on the deck. I do not plan to remove the tank, as the deck has no seam. Is there anything else I should do being that the rotted tank will be staying? I already removed all the fuel and degreased the tank and bilge.

The tank is aluminum.

Removing the tank is not an option, as there is no seam on the deck to remove the center console. I used a snake camera, and the tank is in good shape. However, I can not see the fill as it is under the livewell. If the tank needed to be re-done I would end up just closing the tank off and...

I replaced the lines from the pickup tube. From what I can see on a snake camera, the tank is in good shape. No corrosion on the top or the sides from what I could see. However, I could not see the actual fill hose.

I have a 1993 Spirit 175, and I recently had some issues with fuel. I was having a hard time getting fuel from the inboard tank, so I was doing the typical checks to see if I could smell gas in the hatches. I did not smell anything so I went ahead with replacing the lines from the tank and...