I'm replacing the fuel tank on my latest purchase, and the filler neck is a bit grim. It's usable ish, but I'd rather replace it while I have it in pieces.
However, its a late MV engined van and the filler neck is permanently fixed onto the plastic tube that goes all the way to the tank, with a narrow neck in it that only allows an unleaded fuel nozzle in.
Does anyone know whether I have to replace the whole assembly, right down to the tank?
I was hoping I could just lop off the top bit, and convert to a traditional (late) style with the rubber top section than attaches with a jubilee clip.
Replacing late (MV/SS) filler neck with plain one
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Re: Replacing late (MV/SS) filler neck with plain one
Whole pipe, I may have a used one on the breaker I have
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Re: Replacing late (MV/SS) filler neck with plain one
Cheers mate. I'll put it back together as it is, it'll soldier on for a while.
I've got a plain one somewhere, from a van I broke 13 years ago
Hopefully it'll turn up before I need it!
I've got a plain one somewhere, from a van I broke 13 years ago
