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asa400ex

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Anybody know where I would be able to find this fuel selector valve? Not having any luck.

What other options are out there? Really don’t want to go to a manual valve.

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Shlbyntro

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I'm pretty damn certain that that is the same fuel valve used on the carbureted bull nose and brick nose ford trucks with the dual fuel tanks.
 

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I had that same unit. It took a crap on me also. I went with the above mentioned IMCO selector. The manual switch on it is a plus in case the selector switch stops working.


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Anybody know where I would be able to find this fuel selector valve? Not having any luck.

What other options are out there? Really don’t want to go to a manual valve.

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That's a pollak valve they no longer make marine valves ,they do make the exact same valve for trucks though, it's just not marine certified
 

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That's a pollak valve they no longer make marine valves ,they do make the exact same valve for trucks though, it's just not marine certified
Probably still the same but the company probably dropped an expensive insurance policy so it's now no longer "Marine rated"
 

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I had the same valve go out in my boat I replaced it with a pollock as well. But they don’t make the marine version anymore I used the automotive one. Went in just as Easy used same plug and it’s Mostly plastic
 

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I had the same valve go out in my boat I replaced it with a pollock as well. But they don’t make the marine version anymore I used the automotive one. Went in just as Easy used same plug and it’s Mostly plastic
Shhh don't tell anyone I did the same thing lol
 

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Shhh don't tell anyone I did the same thing lol
I had to figure out which port went to which tank according to my switch on the dash was the trickiest part. I can’t remember if I had to mount it upside down either. But I did get it all matched up. 😁
 

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Can someone help me with one of these? I have a 1992 Advantage and it recently stopped working. Can I order a new one? I believe it has to be a 3 port and all the shops up here only have 4&6. Thanks for any advice.
 

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Can someone help me with one of these? I have a 1992 Advantage and it recently stopped working. Can I order a new one? I believe it has to be a 3 port and all the shops up here only have 4&6. Thanks for any advice.
 

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brianwhiteboy

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Buy once, cry once. I ditched the same one as the OP and got the Imco. Nice stuff.
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DarkHorseRacing

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Does the manual lever move when the electrical signal commands a tank switch?
 

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Buy once, cry once. I ditched the same one as the OP and got the Imco. Nice stuff.
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Thanks for reaching back out. Will my existing pigtail plug right in? Hopefully not a dump question.
 

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Welcome to the boards Bubba.

See post #7 above. A "plug n play" replacement may still be available.
The imco unit appears to be wired differently then your existing unit.
 

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Spend the money for an Imco or another marine approved brand for peace of mind.
All should have a wiring diagram.
 

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Thanks for reaching back out. Will my existing pigtail plug right in? Hopefully not a dump question.
You’ll have to cut the pigtail and wire direct to the IMCO. As long as you identify the current pigtail wiring it’s fairly simple.
 
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