gandalf
Senior Member
I was recently given a rear fuel tank from a '92 CCLB dually. It is to be the replacement for the rear tank in my truck, also a '92 CCLB dually. Today I had the time to remove about 3 gallons or so of old fuel which came in the tank. This is not as easy a job as it sounds, even when the tank is sitting in the driveway. There are two openings, the fill and the other, which holds the float and the shower head. Neither opening is at a low point as you rotate the tank. Be that is it may be, I got almost all the fuel out.
Removing the float and sending unit was the more interesting part of the job. I found that I was not the first person to be in that tank. The shower head was rolling around in the bottom of the tank, in two pieces, and there was an extension on the pickup tube. I thought I'd post pictures of that sending unit, and the fuel hose extension, for y'all's edification.
Removing the float and sending unit was the more interesting part of the job. I found that I was not the first person to be in that tank. The shower head was rolling around in the bottom of the tank, in two pieces, and there was an extension on the pickup tube. I thought I'd post pictures of that sending unit, and the fuel hose extension, for y'all's edification.