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Old 04-08-2016, 12:21 AM   #14
GASoline71
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Re: I Don't Think I'm Going To Move My Fuel Tank

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I modified my gas cap and it no longer leaks. Mine is a vented non-esc cap. All you need is an o-ring kit.I put an o-ring around the sealing face, then I stacked several o-rings behind the gasket on the cap. This gives it enough pressure on the gasket and additional sealing against the tank neck so I no longer have any leakage, even when full and turning hard right.

It did take a couple of tries to get a replacement cap with a vent that actually works right. And the o-rings wear out over time, so I do have to maintain them.

My issue with relocating the tank was the filler. I do not want the filler in the bed, and my fab skills don't support anything fancier....
Sweet deal Lattimer! I will check back in with you when I get to that point.

I was actually going to cut my old filler neck off of the tank and fabricate mounting tabs so I could stick it back through the factory hole. To keep it stock appearing, even with a rear fill under bed tank.

But I'm seriously thinking I'm gonna huck my stock tank back in my rig.

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