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Re: dual tanks with late model EFI?
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Originally Posted by rfmaster
Try Autozone - Search for FV-5. It is very common for a manufacturer to provide OE parts to a range of marketing / aftermarket companies under a different part numbers. Essentially, it is the same part, in a different box and part number. POLLAK 42-159 aka (AC DELCO 4029228, STANDARD FV5, Wells FSV2 and possibly others) Also there are couple ebay listings for Pollack 42-159.
Price: 59.99
Part Number: FSV2
Weight: 0.674 lbs
OEM Brand: STANDARD_MOTOR
Quantity Per Car: 1
OEM Number: 12336291
//RF
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Once again you come up with great answers for us all, great info RF.
Thanks again.
I really like the idea of having a fully function backup fuel system in the secondary fuel tank. You never know when a fuel pump will go out or where you will be when it happens.
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