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Question regarding dual tanks
the truck i bought recently someone along the way put an extra gas tank in it but for some reason didnt put a switch to select between the two tanks.everything else appears to be there for the dual tanks just no switch to go between the two tanks.how hard is it to wire up a switch and can i just buy a gm style selector switch and use that or do i have to get some other kind of switch and if so what kind.
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Re: Question regarding dual tanks
If you are not finding a switch it could be that you have a manual valve. Follow the fuel lines from tank to pump and look for a fuel selector valve. Here are a couple examples of manual valves, without return on left with return on right.
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com...gine/56223.jpghttp://www.jamestowndistributors.com...ngine/8991.jpg An electric one could look like either of these two, the left is a simple selector with no return, the right one has return. http://www.tomsbroncoparts.com/image...cfuelvalve.jpghttp://pollak.thomasnet.com/ImgSmall/42-151.jpg |
Re: Question regarding dual tanks
fleet72-that could be only reason i havent really crawled underneath ol red yet is because i had pretty major surgery just about 2 months ago so crawling under stuff still is kinda difficult for me.if it does have a manual switch ill relocate the switch to somewhere easier accesible or if possible change it all over to electric.i would prefer the electric switch so i can go between tanks on the fly.
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My dad put a manual switch on the floor board at the base of the seat near the hump on the passenger side. Sometimes as a kid, I would accidentally switch it and the truck would die (because the tank was empty).
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