Polyethylene Fuel Tanks1963-1977 J-truck

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Polyethylene Fuel Tanks 1963-1977 J-truck

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Part Number:14-6111

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Extra thick polyethylene replacement gas tanks. These tanks include new lock rings and o-rings, and fit all 1963-1977 J-series pickups (including J200, J2000, J300, J3000, J4000, J4500, J10, J20, Gladiator, etc). Tank is 18 gallon capacity and has the large fill and vent port on the side of the tank. Tank is also a direct fit for 1976-1977 models with the emission lines (if your 1976-1977 model doesn’t have the emission lines, you can cap those ports on the tank).

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Q: Will this work in a 68 Gladiator ?

Asked by: Chris - 6/16/2016

A: Yes, the Gladiator is a J-series pickup and this unit is a replacement for that model.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (6/17/2016)

Q: Will this tank mount with just the one original strap or do we need to fabricate some way to mount with two straps? If so, is there any guidance on how to do that? Thanks for the help.

Asked by: David Maytag - 11/11/2016

A: You can reuse your original straps, or we sell straps as well. Also, if your truck came with a single strap, you can use that with this tank, or you can add a second strap if you'd prefer.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (11/14/2016)

Q: Does this tank have the vents at the top like the original tank?

Asked by: David - 8/1/2016

A: Yes, there is an emissions port (vent) at the top corner of the tank.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (8/2/2016)

Q: Would this work for an m715?

Asked by: Evan - 5/4/2016

A: No, these are not the same as the M715 set up

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Answer provided by: Ryan (5/5/2016)

Q: I'm doing a moderate restoration of a 1967 M715, and really would prefer to retrofit a poly fuel tank instead of trying to eliminate rust and leaks in the original unit. I saw the answer to query whether it would fit, but still would consider using the poly tank you offer by fabricating custom mounting hardware. Could you please send me size specs for W x L x H so I can determine if it would at least fit into the space where the original was? Thank you.

Asked by: Bruce Dunwell - 11/4/2019

A: This tank is approximately 24x17x13

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Answer provided by: Ryan (11/5/2019)

Q: wondering if there is a modern fuel injected fuel pump and sending unit that will properly mount in this tank for a LS series motor? Thanks, Jason

Asked by: Jason Doven - 8/25/2016

A: For the sending unit, you will still use the stock unit (either your existing one, or the new one we carry). For the pump, unless you go with one of our rear-mounted metal tanks with baffles, you will use an externally mounted pump.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (8/26/2016)

Q: If you order the tank with the sending unit, does the sending unit come installed and does it also have the fuel filter attached?

Asked by: Tony - 7/19/2021

A: Yes, the sending unit comes preinstalled and the fuel filter comes attached.

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Answer provided by: Amanda (7/20/2021)

Q: Does the tank have a drain in the bottom?

Asked by: Nathan - 6/25/2022

A: No, like the factory units, these tanks do not have a drain at the bottom.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (6/28/2022)