Gas Tanks - FJ40/45
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A new tank gives Peace of Mind! Don't attempt risky repairs on a leaky, rusty, old gas tank when a new OE quality CCOT replacement gas tank is so affordable.
When installing a new CCOT Replica Tank, Toyota Tank or Poly Tank, make sure you first rinse new tank clear of debris before installing. Also, new gas filter and new hoses are highly recommended to avoid fuel line contamination of rust and scale feeding through old fuel system.
Tanks install using existing original sending unit, filler neck and hardware.
$522.45
$384.77
Fits 1968-9/72 40 Series
Connector screws onto threaded male fitting on inboard end of gas tank and has a ¼" fuel barb to connect standard 1/4 inch rubber fuel line on the other end.
$20.33
CCOT's Replica Tank (A67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons of Gas.
Toyota OEM Tank (67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons of Gas.
Poly Tank (Poly-Tank) Holds 12.5 US Gallons of Gas.
CCOT’s Replica Gas Tank Sold with
100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee.
$395.98
Note: For 9/72-2/73 Models Connecting new OEM tank with fuel line requires
removing the fuel line nut from side of gas tank.
Fuel Capacity for Tanks Fitting FJ40 9/'72 to 12/'78
CCOT's Replica Tank (A67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons of Gas.
Toyota OEM Tank (67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons of Gas.
Poly Tank (Poly-Tank) Holds 12.5 US Gallons of Gas.
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$571.05
These parts will fit older FJ40s (pre 9/'72) for those who want to convert to a less exspensive later model tank.
See Fitting Late Model Tank to '72 and Older FJ40.
Note: This filler neck has been discontinued by Toyota.
$44.95
$21.35
$22.68
Poly Tank fits 9/'72 to 12/'78
Fitting Steel or Poly Tank to '72 and Older FJ40
Installation Tip: Do not over tighten gas sending unit to tank or leak will occur. If used with a Weber Carburetor then Line D (Return Line) will need to be closed off. Lines from the fuel separator to the charcoal canister and then to the intake manifold must be properly connected or tank may expand due to pressure and cause leaks.
New Hose Kit recommended to prevent debris or scale shaken loose from old tank and fuel lines.
Note: System will add $38.00 to base price for Poly Tank Hose & Clamp Kit shown below. See Part PolyHoseKit.
Fitting Steel or Poly Tank to '72 and Older FJ40
Installation Tip: Do not over tighten gas sending unit to tank or leak will occur. If used with a Weber Carburetor then Line D (Return Line) will need to be closed off. Lines from the fuel separator to the charcoal canister and then to the intake manifold must be properly connected or tank may expand due to pressure and cause leaks.
- Fuel Capacity: FJ40 Tanks 9/'72 - 12/'78
- CCOT's Replica Tank (A67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons.
Toyota OEM Tank (67100-70042) Holds 16.4 US Gallons.
Poly Tank (Poly-Tank) Holds 12.5 US Gallons.
New Hose Kit recommended to prevent debris or scale shaken loose from old tank and fuel lines.
Note: System will add $38.00 to base price for Poly Tank Hose & Clamp Kit shown below. See Part PolyHoseKit.
- Poly Tank Hose Kit::
Converts original fuel lines to fit Poly Tank
- OEM lines are 5/16"
- Poly Tank fittings are ¼"
- Kit includes 1/4" hoses w/clamps to fit Poly Tank.
$279.85
Poly Tank Connections
Gas Tank ~ Poly Measurements
Older model ('72 and Back) FJ40 Owners often ask for these measurements.
New Hose Kit recommended to prevent debris or scale contamination to carburetor from old hoses.
$45.00
Gas Tank - TOYOTA - 1/'79-1984 - Discontinued
Gas Tank - TOYOTA - 8/80 - 8/87 - FJ60
Gas Tank - TOYOTA - 8/87 - 1/90 ~ FJ62
Note: OE sending unit may not be compatible with aftermarket gas gauges with different ohm range.
$118.98
Note: Sending unit is compatible with original Toyota gas gauge. Sending unit may not be compatible with aftermarket gas gauges.
Item Add On: System will add $2.00 to base price for 5 new sending unit screws.
Regular price: $56.82
Sale price: $38.94
Note: OE sending unit may not be compatible with aftermarket gas gauges with different ohm range.
Item Add On: System will add $2.00 to base price for 5 new sending unit screws.
$118.98
Note: OE sending unit may not be compatible with aftermarket gas gauges with different ohm range.
$118.98
$196.27
Gas Tank Leak
Gas Tank Leak - Find
The best way to find a leak is usually to pressure test the system to determine where the leak is coming from.
If a smoke tester is not available it can be done with air pressure.
Set the air pressure regulator at some thing below 10 PSI, the D.O.T. standard is 3 PSI.
With all the lines connected and the tank at least half empty blow air into the filler hose with a rag stuffed around the air blower to create a seal.
Observe where the air is coming out.
The warnings about flammability of gasoline could be pages long, suffice it to say that all precautions should be observe as to open flames and operator safety.
If a smoke tester is not available it can be done with air pressure.
Set the air pressure regulator at some thing below 10 PSI, the D.O.T. standard is 3 PSI.
With all the lines connected and the tank at least half empty blow air into the filler hose with a rag stuffed around the air blower to create a seal.
Observe where the air is coming out.
The warnings about flammability of gasoline could be pages long, suffice it to say that all precautions should be observe as to open flames and operator safety.
