Registration and Posting Agreement
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/1979-Chevrolet-C10-1-2-ton-P-U-2WD/Fuel-Tank-Selector-Valve/_/N-imf3zZ8ve9x?filterByKeyWord=fuel+tank+valve&fromString=search
I have the 87 Silverado also. If you remember, there was a recall/ on the dual tank models due to safety issues with exploding or burning "side saddle" dual tanks. Most original owners were notified, and took the trucks in to have it fixed. On the truck I inherited, I still have documentation on the "fix", which the Chevy mechanics did. It was simply disabling/removing the second fuel pump relay, thats all they did. Unplugged the relay from the harness and removed it. Chances are, you might be able to install and plug up a new relay and both tanks will work if the "disabled" tank pump is still functioning. Be aware that any old fuel or varnish in the unused,"disabled" tank from the fix will only gum up your fuel system and destroy the tbi pressure regulator, so if you decide to pursue using dual tanks, you will probably have to disassemble tanks and clean it thoroughly, as well as blow and clean its fuel and return lines before even testing it.
Yeah okay, maybe in your state there were no issues with gm dual saddles, but here in Tennessee, i know of at least two guys, including my grandfather, who took the trucks in and the gm mechanics "disabled" the right side tank, saying it was fixed, and they got the 1000 buck bonus on possible next purchase, which neither of them took, as they were not happy with the service they got on the first trucks. Just sayin!
I don't honk the leak you should worry about but the fire ball lol.