[Gmecm] duel tank info thanks!
Andrew McKenzie
andmaca
Sun Feb 12 03:15:46 UTC 2006
Hi Cory,
I had run into a similar scenario when I was looking at running one electric
pump to my dad's 1985 Chevy C30 Silverado. It has twin 20 gallon saddle
tanks mounted the same as your C/K truck.
We ended up using the inline frame mounted pump between the tank selector
vale and the regulator. BTW, it was a carb setup but as TBI is low pressure
(about 15-20psi) it should work OK.
We used an AC Delco Marine electric pump, but I think Mercruiser also used
the TBI setup until about 6 years ago, so they should still list a frae
mounted inline TBI pump that will work for car application. I would visit
your local GM dealer to see if they can match up a frame mounted TBI inline
pump, or contact Airtex or Carter to see what they offer.
You are still going to have problems with your tanks not being baffled.
My 1985-91 GM C/K & R/V parts microfiche lists the main & auxiliary tank
shows the same part number. I am assuming left & right tanks will
interchange but have not physically tried it. The factory GM TBI tanks are
15548967 for the 16gal/61L and 15548968 for the 20Gal/76L
Yo can get aftermarket Spectra TBI tanks in 16gal/61L under part # GM11C
(RockAuto.com @ $87.99), or 20gal/76L under part # GM1C (RockAuto.com @
$82.79).
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
ANDREW
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cory Frey" <cfrey at thinkeye.com>
To: <gmecm at diy-efi.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 3:45 AM
Subject: [Gmecm] duel tank info thanks!
> Thank you to all who replied. Your insight has been great to making a
> decision now.
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> -Cory
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