00:00Oh, Jefferson, you haven't touched the Opala anymore.
00:02What happened?
00:03That's why we're touching the Opala today.
00:05We're going to have to replace the fuel tank to put an end to this car once and for all.
00:09My SGT sticker is even coming off here.
00:11Let's replace this fuel tank, because this tank, besides being old, has a very thin fuel line.
00:16And since our idea now is to finish the Opala, we also want to increase the power and make this car stronger to drive.
00:22So, we're going to replace this entire tank, a much thicker fuel line.
00:26Our original Opala 4-cylinder tank was releasing a lot of dirt.
00:30Besides, it was too small for the engine we're using today.
00:33So, we decided to buy a plastic one to stop releasing dirt and with 80 liters.
00:37And in theory, the replacement is very simple.
00:39Everything fits properly according to the original standard.
00:42Only my neck is different because mine was ready for 4 cylinders.
00:45Since we're now using a 6-cylinder tank, I had to cut and make some small adjustments to make it work.
00:50Oh, Jefferson, but you didn't show the goal anymore, little ball.
00:53It's right here by my side waiting for its turn, especially since our little square is leaving this month.
00:57So, we have to finish another one quickly so I can get going.
01:00I don't want to be left standing, without an old car to drive, but my part in the Opala is practically done.
01:05I just wanted to put a new fuel tank in its place, because our idea now is to increase the power of this little Opata and make it a little stronger.
01:12So, we're going to take it to the tuner to do all that.
01:15So, this week our Opala 4.1 Turbo will be in the shop doing its final mechanical adjustments to make it stronger.
01:21And I also took advantage of the momentum to assemble our new set of wheels.
01:26And look how beautiful this car turned out.
01:28When we get back from the shop, we'll assemble the seats and finish another project.
