Do you just need the vent, I also have the vapor canister for the engine bay?Great. I'll DM you to work out the deal
Do you just need the vent, I also have the vapor canister for the engine bay?Great. I'll DM you to work out the deal
GERMYS_72: I have a Ford OEM Fuel Tank Strap and a Ford OEM Gas Tank Metal Locking Ring with a O-Ring if needed?Great. I'll DM you to work out the deal
I just need the tank vent, the engine bay canisters and fuel lines are all there.Do you just need the vent, I also have the vapor canister for the engine bay?
Thanks Bill, I'll check and let you know if I need to grab that Oring. I do still have the OEM strapsGERMYS_72: I have a Ford OEM Fuel Tank Strap and a Ford OEM Gas Tank Metal Locking Ring with a O-Ring if needed?
This tail panel came with the car. Looks solid, but I'm not sure of the quality
I can send the vent with a new o-ring and metal lock ring I received extra with the new fuel tank. I throw those in for free. Don't see me needing them any time soon.I just need the tank vent, the engine bay canisters and fuel lines are all there.
Awesome. Two less things I have to buy from NPDI can send the vent with a new o-ring and metal lock ring I received extra with the new fuel tank. I throw those in for free. Don't see me needing them any time soon.
Check the fit of your taillights against the new panel. There have been a couple reports of brackets welded in the wrong location. If not discovered until after the car is painted, makes for a PITA to fix.
It is highly recommended to check the fit of your tail lights to the panel before you weld it in place. The panel I bought had the mounting tabs improperly located on one side and I had to move them. I didn't discover this until it was welded in place. It would have been much much easier to do on a workbench.Sounds like a plan. It looks like you'll need a new tail light panel as well. Again, buy the best repop you can get, it always pays off in the end. Good luck moving forward and looking forward to seeing the results.
Who sells a tried and true tail panel I don't have to worry about ?It is highly recommended to check the fit of your tail lights to the panel before you weld it in place. The panel I bought had the mounting tabs improperly located on one side and I had to move them. I didn't discover this until it was welded in place. It would have been much much easier to do on a workbench.
The one I mentioned came from CJ Pony. I just looked and they don't list who makes it for them. The fit was good, other than those tabs, but had I checked them right after receiving (often not the case with me) I would have asked for a replacement.Who sells a tried and true tail panel I don't have to worry about ?
Enter your email address to join: