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I have done a crapload of studying and from what I've seen 91 through 93 are the same. The 90 model fuel pump is different so that may be your only problem. But I would also like to know which fuel tanks will actually fit through which models. I have a 1979 ram charger that I am installing fuel injection so I would need the 91 through 93 fuel tank if it fits.
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I have done a crapload of studying and from what I've seen 91 through 93 are the same. The 90 model fuel pump is different so that may be your only problem. But I would also like to know which fuel tanks will actually fit through which models. I have a 1979 ram charger that I am installing fuel injection so I would need the 91 through 93 fuel tank if it fits.
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That may be the way I go, I was just looking at the idea of the in tank pump for the noise and cooling. Also the ease of the plug and play with the new wiring harness. By the way in all my searching I have seen your name a lot, it's nice to finally meet the infamous heyyou
Last edited by Involuntary dodge fan; 11-02-2018 at 11:33 AM.
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That may be the way I go, I was just looking at the idea of the in tank pump for the noise and cooling. Also the ease of the plug and play with the new wiring harness. By the way in all my searching I have seen your name a lot, it's nice to finally meet the infamous heyyou
The external pumps are pretty reliable, they are designed to cool themselves by the internal flow of fuel. Since the dodge MPFI systems are NOT return style though.... might be an issue. Would bear some looking into.
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