Gasoline Transfer Tank.
Have any of you gas monkeys added a gas transfer tank so you don't have to stop every 200 miles or so when towing? I know auxiliary tanks are a no go for gas, but it would be nice to just be able ...
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Sport45 wrote:I have no idea if there is a law about gravity feeding to the engine in an on-highway vehicle. I don't know why anyone would be trying to do that on a pickup. The gas tank would have to be on top of the hood...SoCalDesertRider wrote:
The law is you cannot have a gasoline aux tank that gravity feeds into another gas tank (ie: feeding into the truck's main factory gas tank). It's legal to do this with diesel, NOT with gasoline.
Is that the law? I thought you weren't allowed to gravity feed to the engine. But I've been wrong before.
There are lots of stationary use engines that use gravity feed tanks instead of a fuel pump, such as generators, lawn mowers, air compressors, water pumps, etc.
