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Auxilary Tank Install?
I recently purchased a 75gal gravity fill tan. Where to tie it in to fule system? Fuel fill or vent line? My dodge had a rubber vent line so i just put a Y fitting. ut this truck has hard lines for fuel fill and vent. Any suggestions?
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There is a kit that is a tee and has a float valve that will quit filling once full.
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I seen that kit by rds. But I can't find one that says ford. It only says its for a chevy
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I found it easy. Think it's a dodge/ford kit
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i have an aux tank in my bed with a pump and nozzle, but eventually i'll be doing the same thing, i've seen people use the overfill tube which i believe is 3/4" hose, i've also heard that tractor supply sells the kits but dunno
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You might have better luck searching for a transfer tank kit. An auxilary tank is used with a valve so you can select one tank or the other, a transfer tank transfers fuel to another tank.
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I just want to tie it in to my exisisting fuel tank. Can I just put a T fitting on the vent tube?
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you could do that but i would definately put a valve in there
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I have a ball valve on the tank
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you got it
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