Fuel tank conversion
#1
Fuel tank conversion
Getting ready to move the pump/et al from my 14 Camaro SS donor into a stainless tank from Ricks tank (70 Chevelle Malibu). Looking for info from anyone that has done this before. Here are a couple of pictures with annotation (for discussion reference) that show t he relative parts of the two tanks first one is the new one and the second is the tank from the donor car.
Some assumptions and questions:
Many thanks,
Nick
Some assumptions and questions:
- A appears to be a ground connection?
- B and C are for venting, etc. - there was no instruction sheet in the box, but I was lead to believe this was true in a phone conversation with Rick.
- D obviously goes with H.
- E & F most likely are part of K because they connect to K via L. Obviously part of the smog control system.
- How critical is K? If I eliminate it, will I need to change some control module setting?
- I is where the filler hose used to connect.
- M is the transfer pump to move gas to the passenger side of the tank and will be eliminated probably another control module setting).
Many thanks,
Nick
#2
Just occurred to me that you may want the context of this project.
Here's a link to my 2014 Camaro SS donor to 70 Malibu restomod project:
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/12-body-shop/794705-70-malibu-drastic-restomod-14-ss-camaro-donor.html
The L99, 6L80 and the entire electrical system along with the dash, interior and floor are moving into the 70.
Trying not to change anything and the tank/pump from the Camaro should be good to go...
Here's a link to my 2014 Camaro SS donor to 70 Malibu restomod project:
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/12-body-shop/794705-70-malibu-drastic-restomod-14-ss-camaro-donor.html
The L99, 6L80 and the entire electrical system along with the dash, interior and floor are moving into the 70.
Trying not to change anything and the tank/pump from the Camaro should be good to go...