1960 Gas Tank
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10-12-2004, 06:19 PM
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1960 Gas Tank
I'm soon going to be installing a new (newer) tank in my grandfathers old '60 F100, however I didnt take out the one that was in it. I believe (sure) that all the plumbing is still there, but I was wondering what do I need to do besides hook up the fuel line? Do I need to hookup any electrical or anything? Also there is a powder like substance (maybe dirt) that I can here in the replacement tank, would should I do about this, is there a way to clean it out/wash it out?
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10-13-2004, 04:36 AM
There's the wire for the fuel level sender (on the top of the tank). If there's stuff rattling around in the tank, you could take off the fuel sender and use that opening to empty it out. Maybe put a handful of nuts and bolts in the tank to shake any other stuff loose, blow the dust out with an air hose, then rinse with some solvent or old gas.
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10-13-2004, 03:20 PM
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