Reserve Fuel Tank?

Grey color. I've had fun the past two weeks.
The car started stuttering on 3 pistons. Had fuel injectors reconned. R2500 later.
A week later major fuel consumption and heavy grey smoke.
I pull the spark plugs reset the ECU, grey smokes stops dramatically but a week later running on 3 pistons again.
Contact the mechanic that did the work only to get told to get lost.
Off to a MRI mechanic checks the fuel injectors. No 1 has gone will need replacement. R800 later.
Buy plastic second hand tank and fuel pump assembly R1000 later.
Firm I work for helped me buy the tank but can't pay for the injectors no budget right now.
Being driven to work.
Never ending project. Never ending owing and borrowing money.
Will keep you posted after all is done and replaced and take it from there.
Here's to my little project that is keeping me on my toes.

Dear Joe,

Grey smoke - too much fuel - injector no 1 has gone even after the recon - more money
I bought a plastic fuel tank thinking it was going to be an in out scenario only to find it wouldn't fit.
Attempting a bicarbonate and vinegar flush on the tank - which should have been followed through with a diesel rinse - was never done.
I'm truly overwhelmed by people's inability and ignorance.
Stuck with the old tank - rust will build again.
Tried to flush out the fuel line pipe that follows to the reserve thank - such a bad design. See diagram of how it works.
Fitted a secondhand sensor and floater unit and filter let's see how it goes. I'll have to on a monthly basis pull out the pump and see what the tank is doing.

Morning Joe,

It's literally a bowl that the pump sits in and then sucks the fuel through that stupid pipe in the picture. So, if the fuel isn't shaken around in the car regardless, I will always run out of fuel because we weren't able to manage blowing it open. Or rather I didn't get the help I needed to get it done.

It is what it is.

Yes, that tank is plastic.