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dazza

06-27-2015 10:06 PM

Aux. tank valve label

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Does anyone have a legible label with this type of manual aux. tank valve? I'd like to see a picture of one so I can make a new one.
Thanks

jocko

06-27-2015 10:16 PM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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here ya go, courtesy of classic bowties. I bought one of these from him a while back. anyway - it's not a label, it's a plastic placard that screws to the floor. If you have dual dealer installed saddle tanks, you're good to go with this, but note that it was also used with the single driver's side RPO NL2 aux tank valve http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=665155

special-K

06-27-2015 10:27 PM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

The one shown is '72 factory option and what you need is one for an aftermarket set-up. I have one from Leisure industries that is from my '72 K2500 for the dual tanks in it. I'll get a picture in the morning

dazza

06-27-2015 10:49 PM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

Thank you both, I appreciate it!

I have the aftermarket single driver's side tank.

Mmorgan32

06-28-2015 12:00 AM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 7223740)

I had that exact plate on my truck and mines a 70 ( it broke when I took it off to bed it new carpet in)

Already Gone

06-28-2015 12:17 AM

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I have one on my Longhorn and it is excellent shape. Its from "Travel Tanks" if that is the brand of your accessory tank. I can get you a picture tomorrow night if someone else doesn't get you one by then.

special-K

06-28-2015 07:49 AM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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Originally Posted by Mmorgan32 (Post 7223825)

I had that exact plate on my truck and mines a 70 ( it broke when I took it off to bed it new carpet in)

There was also a rear tank one yer option. You must have that. Either tht or it was added by someone before you.

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Originally Posted by Already Gone (Post 7223835)

I thought about that. I figure since his is illegible he has no idea what brand he has. But I guess it doesn't matter. There were a few outfits offering these. Mine is for dual tanks, so will vary slightly. I guess just leave off the "right" marking.
I went out t my work bench for it first thing this morning where it has been for a long time. That's when I remembered just last week with all this rain I did some long needed organizing and it's in a box with other parts in my parts attic. I'll get out there now and grab a picture.

EDIT: I don't want to keep anyone else from showing a picture. I went out and looked and looked. Looks like I hid that bx from myself because it sure wasn't where I could grab it. I don't get it, but oh well. Gotta head out, but I'll look more later

Mmorgan32

06-28-2015 12:22 PM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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Originally Posted by special-K (Post 7223933)

There was also a rear tank one yer option. You must have that. Either tht or it was added by someone before you.

I thought about that. I figure since his is illegible he has no idea what brand he has. But I guess it doesn't matter. There were a few outfits offering these. Mine is for dual tanks, so will vary slightly. I guess just leave off the "right" marking.
I went out t my work bench for it first thing this morning where it has been for a long time. That's when I remembered just last week with all this rain I did some long needed organizing and it's in a box with other parts in my parts attic. I'll get out there now and grab a picture.

EDIT: I don't want to keep anyone else from showing a picture. I went out and looked and looked. Looks like I hid that bx from myself because it sure wasn't where I could grab it. I don't get it, but oh well. Gotta head out, but I'll look more later

Mine has dual tanks and I bought it from the original owner

dazza

06-28-2015 01:15 PM

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Travel Tanks it is, had to find this pic to confirm. This is the decal on the dash.

Already Gone

06-28-2015 03:03 PM

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That's what I have in my Longhorn. I'll get a pic of the plate tonight.

Already Gone

06-29-2015 12:12 AM

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Here are the pics of the Travel Tank Switch Plate. I hope this helps you . On my truck there is a tank on each side of the box and the original still in the cab.

dazza

06-29-2015 02:29 AM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

Cool! Looks like the same valve too, mine has the third port capped. The label looks to be made out of the same material, is yours heavy plastic?
Thanks for taking the time to get the photos, I'll let you know how it turns out. And thanks for the effort as well Tim!

special-K

06-29-2015 07:22 AM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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Originally Posted by Mmorgan32 (Post 7224106)

Mine has dual tanks and I bought it from the original owner

How does it fill? Do you have a picture of the filler location or the switch in the cab for the gauge? I am all about learning on these trucks.

Mmorgan32

06-29-2015 10:12 AM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

I have the 2 what looks like aluminum doors in the bed one on each side, no keys of coarse previous owner lost those years ago. The switch is the same as the one pictured on the second post on the thread it broke off before when I put new carpet in. Not sure if they work I want to flush them out and replace the locks on the fuel doors just haven't gotten around to it. It has plastic clear lines that go to what looks like a proportional valve under the truck

special-K

06-29-2015 11:19 AM

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Yeah, that's not a factory set-up. Sorry to disappoint, just a fact. I was willing to learn something new but nothing new here. Those tanks could have been ordered out of the Silver Book (GM approved upfit catalog) and installed before original owner took delivery. Even financed in the car loan. The truck would have been received by the dealer, then set to a local truck upfitter or possibly installed in the dealer service dept. The only factory option side-mount auxiliary fuel tank offered prior to '73 was in '72. It filled up near the top of the bed near the front with the same type cap as the tank in cab and there was a sheet metal cover over the filler tube between the top rail and floor. I have seen aftermarket plastic plaques for the tank valve and it may be that it was the same company as the factory jobber.

Lokin4AReason

06-29-2015 11:30 AM

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how does this valve look like ... ?

jocko

06-29-2015 08:03 PM

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here ya go

dazza

06-29-2015 10:21 PM

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Yea, crappy plastic fuel lines were on mine too, although they did last all these years!

18Z	04-07-2016 07:38 PM

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Dazza,

Is that Carling toggle switch a momentary on/momentary on of just a on/on switch? I am looking to wire up my other two travel tanks because I have just the engine spudder method right now.

Thanks
18Z

dazza

04-07-2016 08:33 PM

Re: Aux. tank valve label

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Originally Posted by 18Z (Post 7552240)

To tell you the truth, I don't know, it's what was originally in there and when flipped it would instantly move the fuel gauge to show level of the opposite tank.

18Z	04-07-2016 09:44 PM

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Thanks!

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