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Awesome! One thing, will the later model (87+) sending units "drop in" my older 84 tank? Or I am I better off replacing the tank with a later model. The tank is only about a year old, thats part of the reason I would like to keep it.
I'm having a issue with my fuel pump as well. I think the EP241 is too tall for my tank that i pulled out of a chevy blazer. It was like a '01 blazer. The tank looks MUCH smaller then the one your using and I know if i use the wrong fuel pump (I.E. dont push enough PSI, even by a little) the truck wont start at all. I have considered maybe getting a Walhbro aftermarket high flow and putting it in the tank. I was needing to know the GPH and PSI and know i have it.. thank you sir
Quote from: reload on August 24, 2012, 01:38:16 AMAwesome! One thing, will the later model (87+) sending units "drop in" my older 84 tank? Or I am I better off replacing the tank with a later model. The tank is only about a year old, thats part of the reason I would like to keep it. Yes the sending units will work with the non-87 EFI tanks. Just don't run them completely empty as in keep about 3 gallons in it. There are baffles in the EFI tank to keep the pump "submerged" if you don't run it dry, you will be fine.