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02-13-2022, 08:33 PM
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Tanks Inc. EFI fuel tank kit
Here's all the small parts. I opted for a Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump and a floatless fuel gauge sending unit.
 Fuel pump assembly put together and ready for installing in the tank:  Fuel pump and sending unit installed in tank and wiring in place:  All hoses attached. Pretty crowded looking on top but pretty much how you have to do it. Tanks Inc. instructions have you tie the 2 vents together with a Y adapter that they include. My plan is to connect the vent line to the original vent tube that loops up into the trunk and back down.  Installed Weather Pack connectors for the fuel gauge and fuel pump hot wire.  I like that Tanks Inc. makes this tank with a removable filler neck. It sure makes it a lot easier to install the tank. I bolted a board to my floor jack to aid in the installation.  
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