Product description

If your fuel filter is extremely dirty, it can affect the fuel supply so that the engine gets too little fuel. You can install a new filter again and again, but isn't it wiser to renew the tank?

Often rust scales are the cause of the problem, cleaning the tank can help, but not for long, the metal is damaged and will soon cause a new problem.

If you own a Buggy, it is advisable to use the gas tank for the 1961 to 1967 model. This is the only tank that has a fuel inlet at the top and offers the possibility to place a fuel float. This tank is also a solution if you have welded/condemned the fuel door on your "Cal-look" Beetle.

Make sure that the underside of the fuel tank is covered with an undercoat to prevent rust. The tank will be quickly forgotten when the car will receive an anti-rust treatment.

If it comes without connectors, you will have to buy some. Some tanks are delivered with a black transport paint. In this case, remove the transport paint and apply a top coat in the desired colour.

Fuel tank for vehicles with fuel injection

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€206.95 (Each)

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Beetle 1303

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Specifications

Paruzzi number	3094
Original VW number	133201075G
Brand	Paruzzi

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Fuel filter for carburetor engines

Applicable on universal use for Ø 5.0 until Ø 8.0 mm hose | Beetle: | VW 1200 1975 (VIN 116 2128 099) until 12.1985 | 1303 1973 (VIN 133 2802 561) and later | Bus: | 1975 (VIN 215 2145 352) and later | Thing: | only for the gas heater
Paruzzi number: 1695
Original VW number: 251201511G

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