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Fuel Tank for 1982-1991 Chevy/GMC C/K Series Truck [20-Gallon]
555-78010
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GM Full-Size Truck Fuel Tanks
JEGS 555-78010 Fuel Tank Features:
- Includes new JEGS lock ring and gasket 555-78762
- Made from electroplated zinc steel
- Original equipment fitment
JEGS 555-78010 Fuel Tank Notes:
- Recommended JEGS fuel tank straps 555-78108 Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78524 (3 outlets, driver side mount) Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78526 (3 outlets, passenger side mount) Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78899 (3 outlets, passenger side mount) 6.2L Diesel applications only, Sold Separately
- Recommended JEGS sending unit 555-78528 (2 outlets, passenger side mount) Sold Separately
Specifications:
Dose this item fit a single cab long bed 86 Chevy truck?
Can this fuel tank go on the passenger side of a 87 long wheel base gmc 2500 gas
Can these tanks be fitted with .5inch fuel lines?
Does this tank have an internal baffle?
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