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If you can remove the tank easily, do so, remove the fuel gauge sender and you should be able to see the gunk. Add a few handfulls of nuts and washers, with some solvent, and swish it around to loosen the gunk. Now dump everything out. You can use a brush with a long handle as well.
A few handfuls of small gravel work well, also...acts as an abrasive to remove deposits. Good Luck