Hi guys have a landrover discovery with twin tanks under the car, the outlets of the tanks are connected via a hydrostatic T piece which then goes to the converter.
I am wanting to add a third tank inside the boot space and was wandering how you would go about this on both the outlet side and the fill sode if i just want to run the one filler neck.
Is it possible to run two hydrostatic valves? So the first hydrostatoc T valve outlet instead of going to the converter goes to the input sode of the second hydrostatic T other end goes to the third tank then the outlet of this T can then go to the converter?
Adding third tank
Re: Adding third tank
However you want to do it, as long as you have non-return Tees in the outputs so the tanks don't try to fill each other. The fills can simply be connected in parallel.
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