JP Dansk 62-Liter Fuel Tank for Porsche 911 and 912

SKU: JP-1632-0

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Product details

The JP-1632-0 is a 62-liter (about 16.4 US gallon) front fuel tank made by JP Group (JP Dansk) and supplied through EMPI for the 1965–1971 Porsche 911 and the 1965–1969 Porsche 912. It replaces Porsche part numbers 901 201 010 21 and 901 201 010 22, the tank used in the front luggage compartment of the early cars. JP Group's own reference for it is 1615600100. Leaking seams, rust-through along the bottom, and varnish from stale fuel are the usual reasons an early tank gets replaced.

The 62-liter capacity matches the early cars. EMPI's application stops with cars built through July 1971, so a later 911 should be checked against the part number on its own tank before ordering. A tank replacement is the right time to look at everything that touches it. Check the fuel level sender and its gasket, the filler neck and its hose, the vent lines, and the pads and straps that hold the tank down. Old rubber fuel hose at the outlet should be replaced while the tank is out.

Technical Details

  • Manufacturer: JP Group (JP Dansk), distributed by EMPI
  • Manufacturer part number: JP-1632-0
  • JP Group reference: 1615600100
  • Capacity: 62 liters
  • Position: Front
  • Material: Steel
  • Replaces: 901 201 010 21, 901 201 010 22
  • Sold as: Each

Fitment & Compatibility

Fits the Porsche 911 from 1965–1971 and the Porsche 912 from 1965–1969 (production through February 1970) with the 62-liter tank. Cars built after July 1971 fall outside this application. Confirm the part number on your old tank if the car has had a tank swapped in the past.

Installation & Tuning Notes

Flush the new tank with clean gasoline before installing it, since dust can get inside during shipping. Fit new rubber pads under the tank so it does not rub through, and check that the sender seals before filling it.

Common Questions

Will it fit my 1972 911?
No. The application ends with cars built in July 1971, so a 1972 car needs the tank for its year.

How much fuel does it hold?
62 liters, about 16.4 US gallons.