OEM Chevrolet Nova Fuel Tank

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Chevrolet Nova Fuel Tank is in the centre of an iconic small muscle car that combines fugitive speediness with exciting velocity. Chevrolet developed Nova to be fast on the highway, park in tight spots and drag the strip and provided a young driver with a low cost entry point to the world of real muscle. Its sharp body panels, bright gauges, and more than enough trunk room made running errands seem easy on a day-to-day basis, and even the grunt of a small block was a source of smiles at all the intersections. The direct steering, balanced chassis and responsive brakes allow the Nova owners the advantage of control without breaking the bank and Chevrolet quality parts make the restoration an easy process and a tribute to Chevrolet history. A Nova has Fuel Tank which does more than just hold the gas, it includes the pump and sender, maintains the venting of vapors in a safe manner, internal baffling to cool the sloshing, feeding the hungry engine with a constant pressure of gas, and keeping Nova performance the same. This Fuel Tank is made of coated steel or rugged plastic and resistant against dents and corrosion, to keep the valuable fuel and the evaporative emission control system unharmed. The frequent inspection of seals, straps, and lines allow Chevrolet fans to eliminate the possibility of leakage and maintain that vintage smell free trunk. Installation of new Fuel Tank requires disconnection of battery, lifting of car, dropping of old Fuel Tank, installing new one, reconnection of lines, addition of fuel, and checking leakages.