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Honda Passport TANK SET, FUEL
Part Number: 17044-TG7-A20$1524.37 MSRP: $2199.66You Save: $675.29 (31%)
Honda Passport Fuel Tank
Fuel Tank of Honda Passport vehicles is intended to store and subsequently deliver the liquid fuel to the operation of the engine. It is intended to accommodate components: the electric fuel pump, the fuel gauge sender, within the fuel tank, and the fuel slosh and noise are reduced through several baffles established within the tanks. Honda Passport Fuel Tank is part of the evaporation emission control system or commonly referred to as EVAP that prevents fuel vapor from being released to the atmosphere. Interpreting the results of the analysis, it can be stated that in the production of Honda Passport vehicles, both metal and plastic Fuel Tanks were used in the course of the year. Metal tanks normally are developed from steel or aluminum while from plastic it is developed from High Density Polyethylene (HDPE). It is for this reason that each type has its strengths and weaknesses, for instance while using the metal tanks they are prone to corrosion and rusting while plastic tanks crack easily under certain circumstances. Whether it is made of steel or any other material, Honda Passport Fuel Tank is designed for undercarigeant that provides safety and reliability.
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Honda Passport Fuel Tank Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: Should all repairs to the fuel tank or filler neck be carried out by a professional due to the risks of explosive fumes and potential ignition on Honda Passport?A: Any works done on the fuel tank or a filler neck must be done by a professional since working with such a part is dangerous, despite washing and flushing of the fuel system, residues of explosive gas can still be present and can ignite on impact. When the fuel tank is extracted from a vehicle, it cannot be placed where sparks or flames can ignite the fumes; this is particularly dangerous where the garage has gas type equipment leading to an explosion.
