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Old 09-08-2009   #1 (permalink)
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what is OGTS? lookin for gas tank for 71 opel any help
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what is OGTS? lookin for gas tank for 71 opel any help
OGTS is Opel GT Source in CAyou can find them on-line at Opel GT Source --- Welcome

As for the gas tank, just put an ad in the classified section and see what happens. Hint: you can use a gas tank from any year GT 69-73.
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Your answer got me thinking. What are the differences between the different years of GT's?
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Your answer got me thinking. What are the differences between the different years of GT's?
All of the tanks on the GT are the same with the exception of a drain bung on the passenger side. The difference is not really noticeable but the location varies 1/2".

I found this out during the restoration of a 1970 GT using a 1973 tank. Not a biggie but thought inquiring minds like to know.
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Lol, no I meant on a broader scale. What are the differences for the whole car?
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cool, thx
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Originally Posted by bellamy View Post
Lol, no I meant on a broader scale. What are the differences for the whole car?
With credit to Charles Goin and the Opel Motorsports Club Blitz, this is another (although earlier, and possibly less accurate but more illustrative) version in post #8 of this thread:

http://www.opelgt.com/forums/gt/5403...ear-model.html

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Originally Posted by blancojp View Post
All of the tanks on the GT are the same with the exception of a drain bung on the passenger side. The difference is not really noticeable but the location varies 1/2".

I found this out during the restoration of a 1970 GT using a 1973 tank. Not a biggie but thought inquiring minds like to know.
I've never spotted this on any of my tanks. I have noticed that the 1973 tank has an extra nipple on the left rear for the fuel return line that was used to combat vapor lock.

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Originally Posted by hrcollinsjr View Post
I've never spotted this on any of my tanks. I have noticed that the 1973 tank has an extra nipple on the left rear for the fuel return line that was used to combat vapor lock.

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yup noticed that on my 72 also so probable all models that came with vapor canister have the extra hook up on them
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yup noticed that on my 72 also so probable all models that came with vapor canister have the extra hook up on them
Nope, just the '73 GT GT with the vapour-vent on the fuel filter and the return line to the tank had the extra connection described. But AFAIK, all the early GT's had two vapour vent connections on the tank and another one on the filler hose, as per the diagram authored by Charles Goin and published in the OMC Blitz as attached to this post:

http://www.opelgt.com/forums/42385-post102.html

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