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Dukagora · 04-30-2018, 09:46 PM

Ok sorry was misunderstanding. Haven't dealt with a truck from this generation with anything but a carb. So if I swap tanks, I have to do sending units AND the pump that goes in the tank WITH the sending unit. So that accounts for one of the connectors I see. On top of that, I probably need to get a fuel regulator also to manage PSI for the carb.

So I guess I need to figure out how to get power to the sending unit/pump in each tank with a truck that never used these fuel delivery components. Probably doesn't have the right connectors to make this stuff work and isn't wired right.

04-30-2018, 09:46 PM	#15
Dukagora Registered User Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Arizona Posts: 30	Re: Fuel tank Sending Units Ok sorry was misunderstanding. Haven't dealt with a truck from this generation with anything but a carb. So if I swap tanks, I have to do sending units AND the pump that goes in the tank WITH the sending unit. So that accounts for one of the connectors I see. On top of that, I probably need to get a fuel regulator also to manage PSI for the carb. So I guess I need to figure out how to get power to the sending unit/pump in each tank with a truck that never used these fuel delivery components. Probably doesn't have the right connectors to make this stuff work and isn't wired right. __________________ _______________________________________________________ 79 Crew Cab Chevy C20 454/TH400 Previously Owned: 77 Crew Cab Chevy C20 454/TH400 with lots of rust. Long gone. 77 1/2 ton long bed 350/TH300. Dismantled for parts.