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Originally Posted by gmachinz
It uses a factory style switch but must be on/off not momentary. As long as it does not say depress fully you're good. I thought I listed the AC Delco/GM part number for it....if not I can look it up-it's still in dealers for about $8-9.
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Ask the counter goon for a 1987 GMC K20 "TBI" fuel tank switch.
The AC Delco part number is in post #2 the Dual Tank Theory of Operation thread. Here--->
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php?p=8152326
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