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Fuel Tank Kit with Straps & Sending Unit for 1982-1987 Chevy/GMC C/K Series Trucks [16-Gallon]
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GM Full-Size Truck Fuel Tanks
Specifications:
Will this fit a 1987 GMC R1500 Sierra Classic 5.7 L? If not, do you have the tank and sending unit I need? Thank you.
Will this work a an 1986 k10 short bed. Has a Aspirated 396 V8 .
Dose this tank work for the Detroit diesel model?
Does the Sending Unit work for both sides? I'm interested on buying both tanks/Sending Unit. Do they come for left and right?
Does this tank have slosh technology in it, and also will that pump work for a 2013 6.0 vortec swap in my 1985 k20 that is still fuel injected.
I need a fuel tank with internal fuel pump for my 1977 Chevy Silverado with a LS1 swap engine
Does this fit a 87 with a TBI fuel injection engine
Does this work for both sides I don't see it say left or right because I need to replace both tanks on my 1985 chevy c10 short bed
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