Chevrolet C20 Fuel Tank Selector Valve

Fuel Tank Selector Valve for a Chevrolet C20

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  ACDelco - Fuel Tank Selector Valve (Part No. U7000)

  Description

  ACDelco Professional Fuel Tank Selector Valve is a high quality aftermarket replacement component for one or more of the following vehicle systems: cooling, hvac, ignition, starting and charging, body-electrical and lighting, wiper and washer, and/or engine fuel management. This premium aftermarket valve is manufactured to meet or exceed your expectations for fit, form, and function.
  
  Product Features:

  • Professional, premium aftermarket replacement
  • Provides the performance and dependability you expect from ACDelco
  • Manufactured to meet expectations for fit, form, and function

  1.5

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  1.5

  • 1

    1

    2014-10-28

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    Exact Fit!

    Exact Fit!

    Submitted 2014-10-28

    By Warlock III

    From NJ

    It is an exact fit! First you have to cut the plug harness off your truck and swap it with the separately ordered #213. Just line it up splice, solder, and your done (with that part). The factory valve is numbered inside of the plug. Match them to their counterpart on the new plug. Next, pay close attention to the factory part you took off. It has the ports marked and identified. Clean it off. Cut all 6 factory leads off the lines. No need to carefully remove the clips. JUST CUT THEM! Finally, put a piece of fuel line hose on the hard plastic lines you just cut (3/8) and use the 12 #6 hose clamps to attach the lines. Last of all. Make sure you have one 5/16 bolt (at least) to hold it to the frame. Exact fit my butt.

    Bottom Line not recommended

    It is an exact fit! First you have to cut the plug harness off your truck and swap it with the separately ordered #213. Just line it up splice, solder, and your done (with that part). The factory valve is numbered inside of the plug. Match them to their counterpart on the new plug. Next, pay close attention to the factory part you took off. It has the ports marked and identified. Clean it off. Cut all 6 factory leads off the lines. No need to carefully remove the clips. JUST CUT THEM! Finally, put a piece of fuel line hose on the hard plastic lines you just cut (3/8) and use the 12 #6 hose clamps to attach the lines. Last of all. Make sure you have one 5/16 bolt (at least) to hold it to the frame. Exact fit my butt.

    By Warlock III from NJ

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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    2011-07-26

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    Needs Instructions Included

    Needs Instructions Included

    Submitted 2011-07-26

    By wildnutcase

    From TX

    Cant' really comment on the product too much yet. Don't know if it works or not as it did not come with any instructions. Going on AC Delco's website you cannot even find this part by their own part #, and when calling Advance, I got a snotty woman telling me that "my mechanic" will know how to hook it up---if I was having a mechanic do the work, I would not have bought the part from Advance; and apparently, I bought the last one at any of the locations, because none of the locations had one in stock that they could check to see if maybe I just got one that was missing instructions. Don't want to take a chance in hooking up the electrics wrong and "frying" the part.

    Bottom Line

    Cant' really comment on the product too much yet. Don't know if it works or not as it did not come with any instructions. Going on AC Delco's website you cannot even find this part by their own part #, and when calling Advance, I got a snotty woman telling me that "my mechanic" will know how to hook it up---if I was having a mechanic do the work, I would not have bought the part from Advance; and apparently, I bought the last one at any of the locations, because none of the locations had one in stock that they could check to see if maybe I just got one that was missing instructions. Don't want to take a chance in hooking up the electrics wrong and "frying" the part.

    By wildnutcase from TX

    BOTTOM LINE

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  ACDelco - Fuel Tank Selector Valve (Part No. U7001)

  Description

  ACDelco Professional Fuel Tank Selector Valve is a high quality aftermarket replacement component for one or more of the following vehicle systems: cooling, hvac, ignition, starting and charging, body-electrical and lighting, wiper and washer, and/or engine fuel management. This premium aftermarket valve is manufactured to meet or exceed your expectations for fit, form, and function.
  
  Product Features:

  • Professional, premium aftermarket replacement
  • Provides the performance and dependability you expect from ACDelco
  • Manufactured to meet expectations for fit, form, and function

  1.0

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  1.0

  1.0

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    2012-05-22

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    Not as advertised!!!???

    Not as advertised!!!???

    Submitted 2012-05-22

    By Farmer Ed

    From Silver City, N.M.

    Photo of product shows electrical pigtail as part of package. No such item was shipped with the valve. If you need the electrical connections for this valve, be aware that you will not get them with the valve, as shown in the photo of the product in the product description.

    Bottom Line not recommended

    Photo of product shows electrical pigtail as part of package. No such item was shipped with the valve. If you need the electrical connections for this valve, be aware that you will not get them with the valve, as shown in the photo of the product in the product description.

    By Farmer Ed from Silver City, N.M.

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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    2012-03-07

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    Completely Backwards

    Completely Backwards

    Submitted 2012-03-07

    By Don

    From Hanover Co.

    The way this product is put together by the manufacture was completely backwards compared to the stock valve. Mounting bracket was on the wrong side of the valve. And, on a corner not on the side, as it should have been. This valve should mount on the inside of the frame w/2 ports forward and 4 ports back. To mount this one with the existing bracket the 2 ports were facing back while the 4 were facing forward and against the frame. Manufactor should look at a OEM switch before building and selling a replacment part!

    Bottom Line not recommended

    The way this product is put together by the manufacture was completely backwards compared to the stock valve. Mounting bracket was on the wrong side of the valve. And, on a corner not on the side, as it should have been. This valve should mount on the inside of the frame w/2 ports forward and 4 ports back. To mount this one with the existing bracket the 2 ports were facing back while the 4 were facing forward and against the frame. Manufactor should look at a OEM switch before building and selling a replacment part!

    By Don from Hanover Co.

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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    2011-09-02

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    Submitted 2011-09-02

    By Mark

    From Fountain CO

    Bought this to replace the faulty one on our motor home. The number of gas lines is correct, but the old one only has one wire to it. The part comes with no wiring diagram or instructions and has a lable stating "Read instructions before installing". [...] What's the use being a "do-it-yourself" retailer with recommendations like that?

    Bottom Line not recommended

    Bought this to replace the faulty one on our motor home. The number of gas lines is correct, but the old one only has one wire to it. The part comes with no wiring diagram or instructions and has a lable stating "Read instructions before installing". [...] What's the use being a "do-it-yourself" retailer with recommendations like that?

    By Mark from Fountain CO

    BOTTOM LINE not recommended

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