The fill hose is around 12" and the overflow is likely around double that.Īs far as the Inlet spout on the tank this is an issue for everyone. I am unsure of the exact lengths of each off hand. Yes 1.375" filler hose and 0.500" for the overflow hose. I am looking at a modification that I think will work, once I verify it I will post it. The new blazer tanks only have a neck that is about a couple inches long so now you have to either cut the old neck and weld it to the new tank or find a hose that has the right bend to make the angle of the tank and connect to the filler hose from the body. You only needed so much of the hose which was straight to connect the two. The original blazer filler neck coming off the tank was longer and had bends to meet up with the filler neck that comes off the body. Spout may need modifications." what modifications are they talking about? Any advise to make my install go smooth will be appreciated. Also, the description of the tank says "Does not come with the original Blazer filler neck.
Based on the above thread I know I will need 1 3/8" hose (what length) and also if you all could tell me what other hoses I should order to install this tank. I'm replacing a leaking aftermarket 37 Gallon tank that was installed in my truck in 1977, so I assume it will not have factory hoses for me to try to match. I just ordered a new tank for my '72 Blazer (standard 21 gallon Counter part tank Kit) that all the online parts guys sell.
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