Dual tanks without switching valve?
This is a complete rewire situation, so none of the factory stuff applies.
It appears I can put a '87 tank, '87 pickup, ep381 pump, and corvette filter/regulator on each side of the truck. Install a check valve after each regulator, tee them together, and run one line to the fuel rail. The switch on the dash would be a double pole, double throw type. One pole would flip the fuel gauge between tanks; the other pole would send power to one of the pumps. Has anyone done this? It appears to me it would be a much cleaner install than using a selector valve. |
Re: Dual tanks without switching valve?
i am interested in this fete. a buddy of mine is trying to accomplish the same thing.
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Re: Dual tanks without switching valve?
Thats baslicy how ford did it on the older f-150s
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