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    Genuine 100L tank

    Hi all, can you guys help me to determine if this is a real 100L tank?

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    Looks it to me

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    The date on the sender will give you a clue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stretch View Post
    The date on the sender will give you a clue.
    Is the date located here?

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    The vent tube is different on a Dansk 100L from an original.

    Date on the sender only applies if it’s a tall sender (it can be Dansk with a std short, the original sender)

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    Quote Originally Posted by preS View Post
    The vent tube is different on a Dansk 100L from an original.

    Date on the sender only applies if it’s a tall sender (it can be Dansk with a std short, the original sender)

    Richard
    Dansk vent tube is longer and smaller in diameter:

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    100L 'Touring Tank' . . .

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    https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...ight=100+liter


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    Thanks! Mine has that same seam on the rear:

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    Looks legit to me. Not for a SWB as it has the 10mm vent tube. Early tanks have the 8mm vent tube. So probably for a 1969 or later car.

    Also I do not see the stamping on the base of the tank for the circular accumulator. That would have been on the later tanks. My guess is an early LWB tank.

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    So, it seems to me that the factory 100L tanks were actually modified 62L tanks.

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