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Fuel Tank for 1982-1987 Chevy/GMC C/K Series Truck [16-Gallon]
555-78032
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GM Full-Size Truck Fuel Tanks
JEGS 555-78032 Fuel Tank Features:
- Includes new JEGS lock ring and gasket 555-78762
- Made from electroplated zinc steel
- Original equipment fitment
JEGS 555-78032 Fuel Tank Notes:
- Recommended JEGS fuel tank straps 555-78108 Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78524 (driver side mount with 3 outlets) Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78526 (passenger side mount with 3 outlets) Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78528 (passenger side mount with 2 outlets) Sold Separately
FAQ
How big is the fuel tank on a 82 C10?
- The fuel tank on an '82 C10 is 16 gallons in size.
What size fuel tank is on a 1987 K10?
- The 1987 K10 is equipped with a 16-gallon fuel tank.
How big is a C10 gas tank?
- The C10 gas tank size is 16 gallons, providing ample fuel capacity.
What size gas tank does a Chevy truck have?
- Chevy trucks, including the '86 C10 and '87 C10, feature a 16-gallon gas tank.
Specifications:
Does this have the internal baffles to avoid sloshing? If not does anyone have a part number for a tank that does?
Is this tank compatible with diesel?
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