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One tank fits the 78 Series Troopy.
TL78R1 · 170 litre replacement rear tank
A 170 litre tank that bolts in where the Troopy's rear tank sits, with the factory filler, sender and gauge.
- Part number
- TL78R1
- Tank type
- Replacement
- Material
- Steel
- Capacity
- 170 L
- Tank location
- Replaces the factory rear tank
- Filler point
- Factory filler
- Fuel supply
- Factory system
- Fitting time
- 3.5 hours
- Modifications
- None required
- Fitment notes
- Fitment not confirmed on the 2.8 L. Will not fit with a JMACX coil conversion.
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Under vehicle protection
UGTL70F1 · Front radiator and steering guard
A 3 mm steel front guard that protects the radiator and steering gear, the parts that take the first hit on a rocky climb or a washed-out river crossing.
- Part number
- UGTL70F1
- Guard type
- Single guard
- Protects
- Radiator and steering
- Material
- 3 mm steel, powder coated grey
- Fitting time
- 30 minutes
- Fitment notes
- Fits 76, 78 and 79 Series. Fit confirmed on 2024-on 76 Series wagons, including the 2.8 L.
Floor mats
FM-TL79F · Front floor mats
Driver and passenger mats. Confirmed on 2024-on facelift models. Aftermarket speakers or door pods need a small modification.
Fuel filters
FF-TL70 · Primary pre-filter kit
Adds a primary filter ahead of the factory filter to catch water and dirt from bad fuel before it reaches the injectors.
- Part number
- FF-TL70
- Kit type
- Primary (pre) fuel filter
- Fitting time
- 1 hour
Questions
Does the kit include everything I need?
Yes. Every Brown Davis tank comes with the brackets, hoses, fittings and step-by-step instructions. Auxiliary tanks also include the pump or changeover wiring and a gauge.
Will my fuel gauge still work?
Replacement tanks use the factory sender, so your gauge keeps working. Auxiliary tanks come with their own gauge.
Why is the distance-to-empty reading wrong?
The vehicle's computer still thinks it has the factory tank size, so the distance-to-empty figure will read low. Use the fuel gauge and your trip meter instead.
Does it change my ground clearance?
No. Our tanks follow the factory lines and keep your ramp-over and departure angles.








