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Old 07-22-2011, 03:58 PM   #1
e rock
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Gas tank relocation

I didn't find a consolidated thread with info on what others have done, so feel free to add input. Details like where/what the tank came from, sending unit compatibility, filler construction, etc.



My reason for asking: I think the behind-the-seat tank in my 71 is rusty. I still haven't figured out how bad it is (hopefully pulling it all out this weekend), but I got rust in the filter from somwhere and the gas from the aux tank looks good. I have to replace lines and the switching valve anyway, so it's time to address the whole system. I like the aux tank, but there's no level sender and I need my gauge to work for at least one tank.

I may just clean the stock tank, treat it and seal it (I'm cheap like that). But if I need to replace it, I'd rather spend that money moving it. But again, I'd like the gauge to work...
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Old 07-22-2011, 05:04 PM   #2
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Re: Gas tank relocation

I bought a 73 and up blazer tank for 100 bucks new and a sending unit for 50 new both free shipping off eBay. 31 gallons and I'm gonna rear mount it. It's a bit on the large size but i am used to driving diesels so ill enjoy the range. It may hang a bit low but I'm gonna raise the bed floor 3 inches and make a skid plate for it out of 10 gauge plate.
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