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Old 01-17-2014, 03:57 PM   #11
JJH Jimmy
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Re: Project "It's a Jimmy Thing"

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Thanks for the response, thats where i was going to mount it also. But, the directions say to keep it higher then the filler neck. So, im not sure
You could run the vent hose from the tank over to the original vent tube assembly on the drivers side and then connect the vent you got from tanksinc to one of the other tubes on the vent assembly. You could then plug off the remaining tube.

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You could just run the vent hose from the tank up through the bed floor and into the space behind the interior panel then make a loop just higher than the fill tube and bring the hose back down through the bed floor and install the vent you got from tanksinc.
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