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Reply With QuoteIts always a challenge reading one of your postsbut I don't see what difference the vent location makes as long as its vented.
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This is a discussion on fuel tank venting within the Performance forums, part of the General Discussion category; i see where most fuel tanks are vented at the top. iam putting a fuel cell in the bed of ...
i see where most fuel tanks are vented at the top. iam putting a fuel cell in the bed of my truck. what i was wondering is can you run the vent tube from the top then down and go threw the bed floor. are dose the vent have to be higher then the tank . i was just wondering because i did not want the fumes in the bed of the truck under the bed cover.
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Its always a challenge reading one of your posts
1995 Silverado - ported vortec heads, 4L80E, efans, LT4 Hot Cam, Rear disc brake conversion w/drilled and slotted rotors
1999 NBS Silverdo - transgo HD2 shift kit, 3 inch dynomax ultra flow, Ford keys and 305/70-16 Mickey ATZs
Originally Posted by oldred95
Its always a challenge reading one of your postsits like a game trying to figure out what he just said. We need an online translater/decoder or something lol
Last edited by jimmy p; 03-13-2005 at 04:09 PM.
1989 Silverado Project // 2013 GMC Sierra
sorry guys i know iam not that good at wording stuff are spelling
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hah just playing with ya...no big deal.
As far as the venting I think just to be safe I would run the end of the vent tube so its as high as the top of the tank. Then mount a rollover valve on the end of it just in case. I have to get moving on my fuel cell soon....kinda not sure what Im doing yet
1989 Silverado Project // 2013 GMC Sierra
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