GMC Motorhome - Fuel Tanks #1 - Co-Op Motorworks - Jim Bounds

Motorhome Rehab Ranch - Fuel Tanks Video 1 - GMC Motorhome
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[@eXtremeAbilities]

I really dig the plate you fabbed up for the fuel pump! Way easier to get to than everything still being on the frame rail! Great video! I am learning SO much! Thanks heaps! Keep em coming!

[@gorfind6730]

👏👏👏👏 Thanks Jim for the carb filter part number.

[@ronaldsiegrist156]

wow, excellent video Jim. if I can get my coach running, I will bring it to you to have a complete r/r of the tanks, hoses, elbows, etc.

[@FreeLovingAmerican]

Thanks Jim. Great information. There's no such thing as a straight elbow though haha :D

[@user-sf1yg2fb7r]

That's I'm talking about! Great video! This is tha kind of vídeo! Next one when you show the tools try to get sponsor by the brand.... everything you show should be sponsored..... More $$$$$ 4u

[@josephheston9238]

Would a stainless steel tank be better for ethanol?

[@motorhomerehabranch]

That's a great question! There really isn't much of a difference...... stainless is just heavier and cost more. Both are equally great!

[@donsmith9153]

eathnol will not hurt a steel gas tank.

[@htimsid]

But doesn't ethanol, being hygroscopic, promote the contamination of the fuel with water? This is not desirable in a mild steel fuel tank. See (amongst other sources) 'Ethanol and Water Contamination: Results and Observations' by Hay, Sousa and Makino of the University of Nebraska.

[@abeneufeld9690]

Ethanol can damage many parts of your car at concentrations above 10%. Ethanol can destroy gas tanks, fuel pumps, gaskets, and attract moisture into your fuel.Jun 8, 2022