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#937721 04/22/2013 7:20 PM
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just bought a new gas tank from Jim Carter for a 50 suburban. It has 2 holes to atttach a fuel ine. One is on the end of tank near the middle by seam and the other is on the bottom of tank near the front of tank. Which is the proper hole to attach the fuel line to or does it matter?

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My bottom hole is for a plug. My fuel line goes in the front of the tank about halfway up.

Leo #937740 04/22/2013 8:24 PM
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great!!!! thanks for the info.
Dave


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