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roleyfoley
PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 11:30 am 
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Hey guys

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I saw in one of the english mini mags that someone had a dual tanks but with one filler neck. Ive currently got the two tanks in mine and one of them seems to be leaking so looking at maybe replacing it.
Is this set up an easy one, im guessing i would just have to get a right tank and have the neck taken off. Also how big would the line between the two tanks be so that i dont have to wait ages for the tanks to fill up at the petrol station

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I'd just fit a rover tank, 35 litres as opposed to 25.
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this might sound weird asking this for a mini boot, but do the rover tanks take up more space?

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Of course they do, where else will the extra fuel go?
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ok so dont really want to loose any more boot space, or other wise my amp wont fit in :).

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If the right tank is leaking then they are really expensive to replace being a Cooper S item.

If the left tank is leaking then they are easily replaced as they are common to all Minis.

Don't cut the neck off a RH tank, they are worth $400-500 in good nick.

I think Harley was suggesting you replace the left tank with a 35 L Rover one and pull the RH tank out, giving you back the boot space.

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that must be a MASSIVE amp! the 35 L tank doesnt take up that much more space, think of putting 10 milk cartons next to your fuel tank

what's more important to you, a half decent rage or the amp? there are plenty of other places the amp can go :wink:

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Where abouts would i be able to track down a left tank, it looks like its the left one thats leaking? ive had a look on ebay and at minisport.com.au and cant seem to see anything

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i have a spare left hand tank here as i fitted the 35 l tank to my. pm me if your interested.
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How many L is an LS fuel tank??

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Kyoda wrote:
How many L is an LS fuel tank??

35 I believe.

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Kyoda wrote:
How many L is an LS fuel tank??


Only one "L" i can see.... :D

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henry the mini wrote:
Kyoda wrote:
How many L is an LS fuel tank??


Only one "L" i can see.... :D


:lol: :lol: :lol:

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henry the mini wrote:
Kyoda wrote:
How many L is an LS fuel tank??


Only one "L" i can see.... :D


No its 2, theres one in fuel
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