133-201-075G VW Super Beetle Fuel Injection Gas Tank (1975-1979)

VW Super Beetle Fuel Injection Gas Tank – 133-201-075G

Restore the integrity of your fuel system with this high-quality reproduction gas tank. Specifically engineered for the later-model Super Beetle, the 133-201-075G is the correct "dual-feed" tank required for factory L-Jetronic fuel injection systems. Unlike earlier carburetor tanks, this version features two specialized 7mm ports at the bottom—one for the high-pressure fuel supply and a second for the return line from the pressure regulator.

Constructed from heavy 20-gauge (1mm) steel and pressure tested to 80KPA, this tank is built to withstand the demands of a high-pressure fuel system. The interior is treated with a zinc-plated, corrosion-inhibiting coating to prevent the rust and scale buildup that commonly clogs expensive fuel injectors and pumps. With a 10.6-gallon (40-liter) capacity, it is a direct-fit replacement that accepts your stock sending unit and filler neck.

Detailed Vehicle Compatibility This fuel tank is designed exclusively for fuel-injected models during the following years:

VW Super Beetle:

• 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979

Product Highlights & Features Fuel Injection Ready: Features the necessary dual-port configuration on the bottom (supply and return) specifically for 1975–1979 EFI systems.

Anti-Corrosion Coating: The interior is zinc-plated to resist moisture accumulation and fuel-related corrosion, extending the life of your fuel filters.

OEM Specifications: Includes the correct stock filler port, filler vent, and tank vent locations on the right side for a seamless installation.

Direct Replacement: Precision-manufactured to match factory mounting points, ensuring it bolts into the fuel tank well without the need for modification.

Technical Specifications Part Number: 133-201-075G

Application: Fuel Injected (EFI) Models Only

Capacity: 10.6 US Gallons / 40 Liters

Material: 20-Gauge Steel with Black Painted Exterior

Installation & Maintenance Tips Flush Before Use: Even new tanks can contain manufacturing debris or protective shipping oils. It is highly recommended to flush the tank with a small amount of clean gasoline before final installation.

New Seals are Mandatory: To prevent leaks and fuel odors in the trunk, always use a new gas tank-to-body seal and a fresh fuel sending unit seal.

Check Port Sizes: Note that some aftermarket replacement tanks may use slightly different nipple sizes than the original German lines. Ensure you have high-quality 7mm fuel-injection rated hose and clamps ready for the bottom connections.

Vapor Line Inspection: While the tank is out, inspect the plastic charcoal canister lines and the expansion tank hoses. Cracked vapor lines are the primary cause of gasoline smells inside the cabin of late Super Beetles.

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