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Old 10-09-2006, 03:53 AM
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moving the fuel tank for 4 link

I need to remove my stock tank and get 2 smaller tanks, one in front and one behind the rear axle. can I just get any old tank and use it? or are diesel tanks made from something different?
what about a fuel pump, is the stock pump in the tank or is it on the frame somewhere? what do you guys suggest?

I saw on another site someone used a tank out of a 93 s-10 blazer and another one from a 95 suburban, ending up with 72 gallon capacity, but those were also installed in a chevy gasser.
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any tank will work, diesel tanks are nothing special. the pump on your truck is located on the side of the motor.
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thats what I thought, just had to make sure.
what about the sending unit? are dodge and chevy sending units about the same?
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I doubt they are the same.
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You could get one designed for your bed and just mount it there. I think someone also make an AUX tank that replaces your spare tire.
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the bed one is a good idea but I need all the bed space I can get, plus I want to keep my center of gravity as low as possible too
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Check into the race car fuel cells. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes.
You can get aluminum tanks built to whatever specs you desire. I would also avoid steel tanks. Most diesel tanks are aluminum or plastic for a reason, rust is VERY bad in the fuel system.
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