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Can anyone tell me if a '28 Model 72 and a 29' Model 75 have the same vacuum tank?

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Probably the same tank,

anyhow most versions of vacuum tank will work on your car. I have run my Series 65s with three different tanks, including the OEM Stewart-Warner tank.

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And while we are on this topic someone sent me this photo and said the thread size is 1/8 NPT.  I don't know but that seems small.  I would think 1/4 NPT is more like it.

Vacuum Tank Bottom.jpg

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1928 saw the introduction of the Kingston Vacuum Tanks to the Chrysler line up.

I think Dodge retained the Stewart Warner whilst Chrysler, Desoto and Plymouth used the Kingston.

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lozrocks,

 

My car is a Sept '27 build and it has a SW tank.

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17 minutes ago, BlueDevil said:

lozrocks,

 

My car is a Sept '27 build and it has a SW tank.

MY 1928 Chrysler 72 has a SW tank also

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On 2/7/2023 at 4:50 AM, 31 LaSalle said:

MY 1928 Chrysler 72 has a SW tank also

Yes the 72 should have an SW tank, unless it is a late build 1928.

The 75 should have the Kingston tank.

 

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3x of my Series 65 and the 1x Series 75 all had #216 style Stewart-Warner tanks, but I have also had one Series 65 with a smaller diameter Stewart-Warner and one Kingston. I will use whatever pumps fuel and does not leak..

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