Aux fuel (diesel) tank with pump NOT in bed?
I found couple of aux tanks with a built-in pump that sits in the bed, but not under the truck. Does such setup exist? Basically, I'm looking at a scenario where I can carry some extra fuel for bot...
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mkirsch wrote:I really don't see this as being much of an issue beyond a "what if" scenario. How thorough can the inspector be when he has to do multiple vehicles each day? It's not like a pre-launch inspection for NASA.Steve_in_29 wrote:mkirsch wrote:
Yeah, but that's something custom you did yourself right? If the state safety inspector knew what he was looking at it likely wouldn't pass muster...
That's assuming the person's state has a "safety inspector". Even if they do, how many check the fuel system for a tap anyways?
Yes, but just as soon as you say that, you'll get the guy that just happens to notice, realizes what it is, and sends you home without a sticker.
Don't they pretty much concentrate on windows, tires, lights, brakes, leaks, etc? Heck I remember my dad getting his "safety inspection" sticker delivered to our house when we lived in PA and the car had never even left the garage. But if it's that much of a concern a person could simply tuck the tap up out of the way and use a removable hose to fill the can.
