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Product Information
Product Information

This OE Match metal fuel tank has a 62L capacity and suits the specified Porsche 924, 924S and early 944 applications. It provides a replacement option when the existing tank is damaged, corroded or persistently contaminated.

Fits

  • Porsche 924 2.0L 1975-1985 (not Turbo/GT)
  • Porsche 924S 2.5L 1986-1988
  • Porsche 944 2.5L 06/1981-07/1985

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering. The Turbo/GT exclusion applies to this product despite references to those models within the assembly diagrams.

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What This Product Does

The tank holds petrol for the vehicle’s fuel system. It works with separate supply connections, ventilation components and the fuel-level sender; faults in those associated parts should also be investigated when tracing odours or leakage.

Functions

  • Stores the vehicle’s petrol supply.
  • Provides the reservoir feeding the fuel-delivery system.
  • Works with the filler, sender and breather arrangements.

Technical Details

  • Product reference: 477201021F. Capacity: 62 litres. Construction: metal. Brand: OE Match.

Symptoms of Fault

  • Petrol odour, particularly following refuelling.
  • Wetness or staining near seams, outlets or sender connections.
  • Sediment discovered during servicing or repeatedly obstructed fuel filters.
  • Visible deterioration around the tank and its supporting hardware.

Why Replacement Matters

Renewal may be necessary where corrosion has weakened the tank, physical damage has caused leakage or internal deposits continue contaminating the fuel. Inspect surrounding hoses, mounting straps, seals and ventilation connections during the repair rather than assuming every related fault originates in the tank.

FAQs

  • Does a petrol smell confirm tank failure?
    No. Check filler hoses, ventilation pipework and sealing points before identifying the tank as the cause.
  • Can cleaning resolve contamination?
    It may help, but a severely rusted interior can continue releasing particles after cleaning.
  • Which associated parts need inspection?
    Examine the sender seal, outlet seals, breather grommets, filler connections and retaining hardware while access is available.


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