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Check this place out:
http://www.mtscompany.com/index.htm
They make the poly tanks you see in many catalogs. I've used their stuff in my CJ-7, and also in a '73 Bronco I had.
Here's the Bronco page:
http://www.mtscompany.com/bronco.htm
Scroll down to part #4600; says that fits an '85 through '90 B-II.
http://www.mtscompany.com/index.htm
They make the poly tanks you see in many catalogs. I've used their stuff in my CJ-7, and also in a '73 Bronco I had.
Here's the Bronco page:
http://www.mtscompany.com/bronco.htm
Scroll down to part #4600; says that fits an '85 through '90 B-II.
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Emailed them earlier, they still do free shipping on orders over $100 to the lower 48.
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www.lmctruck.com . or you can get a Dorman tank from Autozone or Oreillys
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what i might suggest since ur alreay taking tge tank cut out a acess panel inside under ur carpet so it is easier to replace ur fuel pump cause onec u take the tank out ur not gonna wanna do it again... just a suggestion
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^ I agree totally on the access panel. It will make future tank related work SO much easier! I don't know why Ford didn't do it in the first place.
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Ya i decided to do it late last nite. Droppd the tank with 12gal. In it. SOB when ahead and cut the access hole did it before made unhooking everything a lot easier. Now just tryin the figured out the best way to get all that gas out of the bad tank
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Maybe remove the sender/pump assembly and poor it out? How much is in there? You could siphon large amounts out. If it's sitting on a table or something similar, you can get it to gravity siphon most out.
I new a guy that used a shopvac once I STRONGLY SUGGEST AGAINST THAT.
Electric spark + gas vapor = boom.
I new a guy that used a shopvac once I STRONGLY SUGGEST AGAINST THAT.
Electric spark + gas vapor = boom.
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