Another Refuling ?
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Another Refuling ?
I have a 90 gallon transfer tank in the bed of my 87' and when I go to fill up I go to big truck lanes for the flow. Now I can't fit the big truck nozzles in my stock fillernecks(like I could in the Mostly Old Part And Rivets that I had) so I have to go to the auto lanes when I'm done and that makes me 
. Is there a way to make the flange on the fillernecks larger? thanks guys
. Is there a way to make the flange on the fillernecks larger? thanks guys
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Yea but that makes a tigh seal and I think it might affect the tank venting? Plus when I do that I can't get it on the first click of the stop on the pump, so I can only put like 3 cents a second. What "little cover" are you refering to? Diesels don't have the covers on the fillerneck only gas burners if I'm not mistaken unless the early ones did.
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Maybe it doesn't... worked on too many different vehicles lately... but no, you can't open it all the way up, even if you hog out the fill neck. I can get it to the first latch on a good day... be sure your tank vent on the top of the tank is clear, found mine plugged solid, now it works good again.
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Yea I know droping my tanks is probably the only to fix it. oh well I will fix my sending units then while I'm at it. I can't tell if I have 2 or 19 gallons and I like to know cause I'm always towing different trailers and can't always guess my mpg. What's that about two birds with one stone?
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Pull the filler necks off the truck.
A cutting torch works well for removing the plate.
Bigger hammer, let's get serious and use a torch.
You can fix anything with a torch and welder.
A cutting torch works well for removing the plate.
Bigger hammer, let's get serious and use a torch.
You can fix anything with a torch and welder.
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I actually replaced my front fill neck with one from a gasser, and it had the same size hole in it as the original diesel neck does. The reason I had to replace it was because my last tire adventure tore it out, and the rear one was smashed so bad I couldn't even use it any more, had to drive back on my trip 600 miles from home without being able to use my rear tank... that sucked.