What are the effects of removing the fuel tank on a car?

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MacJesse
07/30/25 4:19am
Removing the fuel tank will not have any impact as long as it is properly reinstalled. Below are some relevant details about the fuel tank: 1. It is a container for fuel in a car and a specialized vessel in the hydraulic system for storing hydraulic oil or fluid; 2. The fuel tank must have sufficient capacity, with the suction and return pipes inserted below the minimum liquid level to prevent air suction and splashing of return oil that can create bubbles. The distance between the suction and return pipes should be as far apart as possible, with a partition installed between them; 3. To maintain oil cleanliness, the fuel tank should have a sealed cover around its perimeter, equipped with an air filter. The bottom of the fuel tank should be at least 150mm above the ground. Adequate attention should be paid to the anti-corrosion treatment of the inner surface of the fuel tank.
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