KilgoreTrout
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- Location
- Pennsylvania
- First Name
- Dylan
- Truck Year
- 1987
- Truck Model
- V10
- Engine Size
- 350ci
On a short bed truck, it's more difficult. A long bed truck with 20 gallon tanks is much easier, especially if you just move the bed back temporarily.
I also like running the sending units on the opposite side they are meant to go on. This makes the nipples point outboard, letting you use a longer hose that loops out of the way as you raise the tank into place.
That's not a bad idea about running them opposite and then looping the fuel line.
As long as you dont pinch it or anything.
I did notice that the passenger side sender seems to have longer nipples on it, though. Not sure if that would be an issue.
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