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I am looking for a manual for the 1991 Regency 34' that we have. I need to find out what the fuel tank holds for one thing. | ||
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"Host" of Barthmobile.com 1/19 |
Welcome to our site.  Jimbo, what is the data tag# for your coach? I see your profile lists 38' but you're telling us 34' in this post - just trying to square up what you have there. Have any pictures of your coach that you wish to share? Shoot them to bill_ny@barthmobile.com if you're having a hard time uploading them.
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 11/12 |
Jimbo, two methods to determine fuel tank capacity come to mind. The first method, which I have personally accomplished and that I do not recommend: Run it out of fuel going down the interstate then immediately Fill it up. This is a very exact method.  Now a better method, call the manufacturer of the chassis with the VIN and they will tell you the tank capacity.Nick | |||
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1/12 |
If it's a Spartan chassis it'll probably have a 100 gal fuel tank. 1990 Regency 34' Cummins 6CTA 8.3 240hp Spartan Chassis, 4 speed Allison MT643 | |||
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| "Host" of Barthmobile.com 1/19 |
Bill Goodwin (data tag# 9202-0159-36RG-13) and Roklobster (data tag# 9106-0154-34RG-B2) have a 150 gallon tank on their Gillig Chassis. You have to watch it though... some of these tanks had the fill port in the side of the tank - not on the top. So even if you are able to read the tag that is on all fuel tanks - it might not be correct for actual volume. Fuel Tank Flub  He also posted his repair to get it to the top.
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3/11 |
Not so fast- My Gillig chassis original book said 150 gallons for fuel tank but I had it dropped and cleaned and then calibrated so the gauge was accurate - turns out it was 8o gallons and nowhere was that listed in any of the books. The water, black and gray tanks were accurate as listed. 1993 32' Regency Wide Body, 4 speed Allison Trans, Front Entry door, Diamond Plate aluminum roof & 1981 Euro 22' w Chevy 350 engine and TH 400 tranny | |||
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Measure the dimensions of your tanks in inches. Multiply all three and divide by 231 and that will give you gallons. My 1984 Regal Royale 35' Gas 90 gallons Black water 50 gallons Grey water 25 gallons Potable water 76 gallons (2 tanks @38 apiece) Propane 40 gallons (only 80% is usable) I wrote the figures on the door that opens to access the tank valves...so I'd remember | |||
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