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Old 09-17-2022, 07:05 AM   #39
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Re: Burb Gas Tank for EFI Conversion?

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Update: Still no engine, so no plumbing yet but I mounted the tank brackets and trial fit the filler and vent hoses. Note that the truck side filler pipe OD is 1 3/8" and the tank filler pipe OD is 1.5" so the 1.5" filler hose is loose at the truck side connection, will see if the clamp will seal it tight enough. Length is only 8.5 to 9" and it's pretty stiff hose.
I used this filler hose, it's pretty stiff, has 2 steel "belts" imbedded.
Gates 23924, 1.5" diamater. https://www.gates.com/us/en/fluid-po...663-03601.html
And a loose fit on the truck side where the OD is ~1 3/8" May need a hose without the steel imbedded.

Anybody try something else? Considering putting a sleeve over the smaller filler on the truck side.
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