WVO Tank pictures, (for Adam)

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WVO Tank pictures, (for Adam)

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In some other post that I can't recall the title, the topic of wvo tank came up and I had promised Adam I'd post my mods to AndrewH tanks so here it is, :-)

On this picture the coolant heat comes on the driver's side as it's easier to T from the rear heater so I had them relocated. The fuel pick up is also in that corner to ease routing.
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On this second picture I had the sight gauge moved up to avoid ripping it off while wheeling (it's been tested since with succes!) and I ditched the sump and have a regular style fuel pick up from the top which avoids that low sump and also avoids having dirt in your tank making it into your fuel lines. I do use a electric fuel pump but not even sure if I'd need it, doesn't hurt though when the oil is still cold in the tank.
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Hi delicat,
I,m keen to add a WVO fuel tank to the L300 and I am wondering where you have put your spare wheel. :-P
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Re: WVO Tank pictures, (for Adam)

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Hi,

The spare found it's way in my garage when I'm in the city and on the roof or behind rear bench when camping. That's for until I find the time to put it on my hitch bar.
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Re: WVO Tank pictures, (for Adam)

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Hey David,

Thanks for posting the pictures of the tank. I want to get one custom built to fit in the spare tire spot on my LWB L400. I'm hoping I can get it in the 120L region, seeing as the fuel economy on my L400 is a lot less than my L300. It is a heavier vehicle, with a bigger engine and a 1' taller than my old L300, plus I've been driving in AWD for most of the past couple of weeks with the torrential rains we have been having.

I like the way you've tucked all the hosed beside the tank instead of out the bottom. They'll be much harder to rip off on rough roads.
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Hi David, thanks for your thoughts on tyres and all your AMAZING work on the WVO. Inspirational. I have been dreaming of it ever since buying the van.
I found the posts of the original conversion and your solution to the filling the rear tank is awesome.
I love the fact it is so tidy.
Thanks again.
Jeremy (AUS)
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