Extremely High Fuel Tank Pressure

laserjock

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Depends on the tank too. The 19 gallon tank on my extend cab, no way you could get it. It was mired in between the frame rail and s crossmember. It's not anymore since I was doing new fuel line anyway. [emoji6]
 

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I've done it on my 83 and 85 rclb trucks without moving the tank.

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Huh? "OEM replacement" what? Tank? Selector?

What I meant by "all of ours" is our trucks here in the driveway. We (my wife and I) have three long-bed trucks, and they all have 19-gallon front tanks.

Waitaminit... your truck is about as far from a long-bed as you can imagine.....
 

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CCC-SSB?.....

hmmm, I thought you ditched the front tank on that truck.

So Monday, eh? You have her scheduled to do an oil change and tire rotation on Sunday then?.... ;)

Have we thoroughly hijacked the poor OP's thread?
 

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think of it like this, I traded the long bed for a kiddo playground LOL
better than a bed!

sadly ill be picking the kids up with a seeping head gasket.
no time to change the heads right now... next month!

yup 33 gal rear tank only.

to the OP.
if you delete the front tank, and run a bronco rear tank, you wont have these issues.
that's what I did and boy is it nice!!!

same amount of fuel (basically) and less messing around
 
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