As has been said, your tank should be an injection one, only ever sold 
in Europe for the Mk2 Fiesta.
If it's an original Ford one and it's only a small rust hole then i'd 
consider trying to repair it, you can buy rubber material for this purpose.

If you get a pattern injection one then look carefully at the quality 
inside before you buy it, there are some pictures on my web site 
(www.quantums.info) in the Zetec into a XR2 section that show some 
manufactures idea of a swirl pot.  A cheap one will cause full 
starvation when you corner with less than half a tank of full, with a 
turbo engine this is bad, with nitros it would be instantly terminal.

Is is definatly the tank or could it just be the sender seal, filler 
pipe seal or even on of the fuel pipes ?

Jim


Arn1905 wrote:
> Hi,
>     Just wondering if the petrol tank is from an xr2/mk2 fiesta? Are
> there any cheaper alternatives, the best price ive found is about £60.
>
> Turns out ive been leaving 6mpg covering the road on my daily trips.
>
> Thanks
>           Arnie
> >
>
>   


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