Common questions

What kind of fuel tank does Olds Cutlass 442 have?

What kind of fuel tank does Olds Cutlass 442 have?

1966-67 Olds Cutlass 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit. This unit has a 3/8″ fuel line and no return line. Includes tank unit filter (sock), and gasket. 1968-70 Cutlass 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, one line, includes tank unit filter. 1968-70 Cutlass and 442 two line fuel tank sending unit. Includes filter.

What kind of sending unit does Olds Cutlass 442 have?

1966-67 Olds Cutlass 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit. This unit has a 3/8″ fuel line and no return line. Includes tank unit filter (sock), and gasket.

What was the sending unit for a 1971 GM Cutlass?

Fuel vapor line hold down clamp with screws for 1971-72 General Motors ‘A’ body cars. Used to secure the three fuel tank vapor lines. 1964 Cutlass 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit.

How big is the fuel vapor line on a 1971 Cutlass?

Fuel vapor line hold down clamp with screws for 1971-72 General Motors ‘A’ body cars. Used to secure the three fuel tank vapor lines. 1964 Cutlass 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit. This unit has a 3/8″ fuel line and no return line.

What kind of gas tank does a 1973 Cutlass have?

Fuel Tank Sending Unit for 1973-77 Cutlass models with 3/8″ fuel line and two vent tubes. Gas cap for all 1964-69 cars using premium fuel except station wagons. Non Vented Cap with red tag, Important Premium Fuel Only.

What kind of fuel tank sending unit does a cutlass have?

1971-72 Cutlass and 442 Fuel Tank Sending Unit, single line, all models except station wagons. Fuel Tank Sending Unit for 1973-77 Cutlass models with 5/16″ fuel line and one vent tube. Fuel Tank Sending Unit for 1973-77 Cutlass models with 3/8″ fuel line and two vent tubes.

Where are the vent tubes on a 1966 Cutlass?

Fuel tank with neck for 1966-67 Cutlass, F-85 and 442 models. Please note: The vent tubes are on the back of the tank, correct for a 1967. The original 1966 tank is the same, but had the vents on the front of tank. This is currently the only tank available for 1966 applications.

Author Image
Ruth Doyle