Fuel Tank Repair, Victorville CA

Fuel Tank Repair · Victorville CA

Thirty years of fuel tank work, including 2006–2009 Mercedes-Benz tanks with internal fuel pumps. Skip the trip down the hill — we do it in Victorville.

Two Victorville locations

Johnny's Radiator and Auto Repair

Radiators, fuel tanks and full-service auto repair

17033 D St
Victorville, CA 92395

Monday – Friday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday
8:00am – 3:00pm

Johnny's Auto Repair

General auto repair and maintenance in Spring Valley Lake

12180 Ridgecrest Rd Ste 430
Victorville, CA 92395

Monday – Friday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday
8:00am – 3:00pm
Sunday
Closed
  • Free written estimates
  • 1-year warranty on repairs
  • Brand-name OEM-grade parts
  • Cars, trucks, SUVs & luxury
Johnny sealing a repaired automotive fuel tank in the Victorville shop

Why repair instead of replace?

Rust, sediment and ethanol damage kill fuel pumps and clog injectors. On older, imported or discontinued vehicles a replacement tank can cost more than the rest of the repair combined — when one can be found at all.

We drop the tank, clean it out completely, repair pinholes and seams, seal it and reinstall it with new hardware. You get a tank that holds fuel safely for years, backed by our 1-year warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a rusted or contaminated fuel tank be cleaned?
In most cases yes. We drain, cut open where needed, clean out rust and sediment, repair the damage and reseal the tank so it holds fuel safely again.
Do you repair Mercedes-Benz tanks with internal fuel pumps?
Yes. We repair 2006–2009 Mercedes-Benz fuel tanks with internal fuel pumps, a job most shops in the area will not take on.
Is repairing a tank cheaper than replacing it?
Usually. Replacement tanks for older, European and discontinued models are expensive or unavailable. Cleaning and repairing the original tank is often a fraction of the cost.
How long does fuel tank service take?
Most tanks are cleaned, repaired and reinstalled within one to three business days depending on the condition of the tank and parts availability.

Fuel smell, stalling or a clogged tank?

Call and describe the symptoms — we will tell you straight whether the tank is worth saving.