1988-1996 Chevy & GM Full-Size Pickup Replacement Gas Tank | Durable Fuel Tank for Silverado, Sierra & GMT400 Models | Perfect for Off-Roading, Towing & Restoration Projects

It deeply saddens me how often such marginal ‘un-gineering’ is proudly festooned with “Made in USA” decals. Once a symbol of integrity, now a warning label.This is a poor execution of what should be a good idea. They will happily tell you what a great tank it is and how long they have been making them, but there is no evidence in their execution of any concern for quality or improvement. If you are looking for an ill-fitting and difficult to install fuel tank which will forever leave you concerned about leakage, then break out the party hats this is the steaming pile of dogma you’ve been waiting for. While they have roughly duplicated the original geometry, they have done so with no concern for mounting hardware, interference with other components in the system or fitment of sending unit. I highly recommend a quality galvanized steel tank.Size of tank was too large for original strap hardware requiring fabrication of fasteners. Inlet is without any kind of bead for prevention of leaking and is located aft of original location which causes issues regarding rotation of sending unit and interference with wiring at chassis. The sending unit is ill-secured by sheet metal screws (not bolts) through six clamps whose fabrication is so poor they may as well be made from actual razor blades and whose locations have no concern for geometry and orientation of sending unit thus requiring its modification. Further, the sending unit is ill-sealed by a gasket which is undersized for its pocket it is fitted to and held by a ring which is too small to completely compress this gasket, thus making it problematic to locate gasket and ensure proper or durable sealing.