Bad gas leak when turning truck on
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Best bet is to unbolt the bed, 6 bolts, t-55 heads
Unscrew the filler, 3 screws, phillips
Then tilt the bed up in the front so you can access the top of the gas tank, there is a broke hose or connector
If you want to slide the bed back(or remove it) then you also need to unplug the tail lights
Dropping the gas tank requires a shop with a lift and transmission jack to hold the tank, as the wires and hose(s) are tight so you must be able to hold the tank up while you get your hand in there to unplug or plug then back in, or you will do more damage then you have now, lol
Best bet is to unbolt the bed, 6 bolts, t-55 heads
Unscrew the filler, 3 screws, phillips
Then tilt the bed up in the front so you can access the top of the gas tank, there is a broke hose or connector
If you want to slide the bed back(or remove it) then you also need to unplug the tail lights
Dropping the gas tank requires a shop with a lift and transmission jack to hold the tank, as the wires and hose(s) are tight so you must be able to hold the tank up while you get your hand in there to unplug or plug then back in, or you will do more damage then you have now, lol
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LuckyRanger13
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Apr 14, 2010 11:06 AM



