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1972 EEC In-Cab Gas Tank Dilemma
Below is a diagram of a 1972 EEC Gas Tank. Since the 72 tank is different than the 67-71 (NON EEC), I'm confused about the tank venting. Here's what I know.
There's a vent fitting on the passenger side of the tank I have a stock charcoal canister and it has an in/out fitting I have the vent loop tube that goes up to the Passenger Side Pillar (from another truck) There's a Sending Unit with 2 lines and there's also one available with 1 line Does anyone know the correct setup. Do I use the Sending Unit with 1 or 2 lines? What is the proper venting for my setup? Do any of these lines go to a vacuum for venting? BTW, I have a 69' SBC 350/Automatic. Yes, I have a 72 In-Cab Tank. I did not relize it when I got it but thats okay. I have had it boiled clean and sealed. ![]() Thanks in advance.
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