GMCpauls rear gas tank conversion

[Jfarns03]

With 65psi shooting through the line are you sure it won't blow the line off?
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[GMCPaul]

Originally Posted by Jfarns03

With 65psi shooting through the line are you sure it won't blow the line off?
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Bend the fuel line in preparation for installation. Make sure that the stick of fuel line is the same size as that in use on the vehicle. A professional would not use more than 3 inches of fuel line hose for connection purposes. The rest of the line must be metal to prevent the possibility of leaks. Bend the fuel line with the bending tool so the fuel line will be capable of coupling to the fuel line from the fuel tank with a 1-inch gap. The gap is spanned with a fuel line hose. The other end must route properly to couple to the fuel pump with the same gap. The fuel line running forward must be cut to couple to the fuel pump in the same manner.


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[Matt Cramer]

Originally Posted by Jfarns03

With 65psi shooting through the line are you sure it won't blow the line off?
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Should be OK if you use a good hose clamp. I've put a high pressure in tank pump in the stock tank myself - but I am looking to put the tank under the bed as I'm tired of smelling gasoline in the cab. GMCPaul, do you have a link to your kits? I'm weighing my options right now.