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fuel tank vent question #3039604
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I have a 73 Challenger and i bought a new tank for it. I do not however have the 4 nipple gas tank vent manifold . How can i bypass this? I have searched for one on line and no luck. i was thinking of plugging the 4 nipples off but i don't know how to vent it if i do. Any help would be appreciated. Pictures would be great also. Thank you.

Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: exile5700] #3039608
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Hi
On mine, I just looped two short hoses and clamped them.


While outside on the turnpike They got this new hit tune Where thrills become as cheap as gas And gas as cheap as thrills
Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: exile5700] #3039626
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you can check out or call Tanks Inc. LINKY TO TANKS

Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: Hrtbkr] #3039661
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Originally Posted by Hrtbkr
Hi
On mine, I just looped two short hoses and clamped them.


How would that address the tank venting the OP was concerned about?

Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: Sniper] #3039692
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He can probably find a vented cap or if that may leak, run one of the outlets
to the atmosphere....

Joe

Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: exile5700] #3039857
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On mine, there are five nipples.
Four go to the tank manifold.
There's a separate nipple that goes to the tank fill.


While outside on the turnpike They got this new hit tune Where thrills become as cheap as gas And gas as cheap as thrills
Re: fuel tank vent question [Re: Hrtbkr] #3039909
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An issue one may encounter when filling a tank with capped off vents is splash back as the air in the tank has nowhere else to go. Filling it slowly MAY alleviate the issue but is a PITA wink

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When converting from internally vented EVAP tank to a vented one you need to have either a vented cap or a vent hose on one of the nipples going up about 12" with some kind of a filter so bugs don't get in,then it should function properly.also the tank will fill properly with a vent hose.

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Thank you i appreciate your reply.

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