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From: Ashland City, TN
Welcome to guzzle's In-tank Hutch Mod Web Page
Here is guzzles version of the hutch mod.
It's not necessary, but a good way to check the pickups in the tanks and clean whatever needs to be cleaned or fixed.
Harpoon is the filler neck mod.
Here is guzzles version of the hutch mod.
It's not necessary, but a good way to check the pickups in the tanks and clean whatever needs to be cleaned or fixed.
Harpoon is the filler neck mod.
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Orrville, Ohio
Yeah, we do. Here is a pic of one out of an OBS truck (rear tank):
I'm not sure how well it would work though since we have that little bypass valve part way up the hood. The harpoon mod though I would definitely do if you end up pulling the bed. It would make fillups a lot easier. I always have trouble getting mine to fill up without having to stand there and trickle the fuel in slowly. It is hard to get it to work with the pump locked on without "clicking off" constantly.
I'm not sure how well it would work though since we have that little bypass valve part way up the hood. The harpoon mod though I would definitely do if you end up pulling the bed. It would make fillups a lot easier. I always have trouble getting mine to fill up without having to stand there and trickle the fuel in slowly. It is hard to get it to work with the pump locked on without "clicking off" constantly.
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From: Maryland
i run transmission fluid at a ration of 50/50 filtered down to 2 microns saves me a lot of money at the pump i have been considering scrappng my 2 tanks for one large inbed tank 90 gallons i think i will hook up my electric fuel system directly to that tank and remove the factory tanks
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