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June 28th 05, 08:12 AM
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Fuel selector or two check valves?
Instead of using a left/right fuel selector, could I use two check valves
and connect the two tanks into a single feed? [LTANK]---|-----T-----|-----[RTANK] Where | and | are the check valves and 'T' is a T-connector towards the header tank. The check valves prevent fuel moving from one tank to the other. Any pro's, con's or thoughts? Rob 
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