1995 Chevrolet C/K 2500 "fuel tank" Questions

...fuel from tank with a siphon or pump. Support tank with floor jack and wood plank. Disconnect the two rubber hoses that attach tank to filler neck and vent pipe. Remove two pinch bolts from the large ...

...fuel tank, gas lines, fuel pump, fuel filters. New transmission. Replaced engine sensors egr, coolant, map, tps, evap canister, check return air line. New manifold gasket. It's been in the ...

tank,the fuel gauge will go to full,then ground the wire to the fuel gauge,and the gauge should go to empty,I use a test light for grounding the circuit,to keep from grounding the wrong connector,when

...you can see if your fuel is even making it to that point. Could be plugged fuel line, bad fuel pump, (I think yours should be in the tank) I would start with the simple things first and go from

tank to fuel pump,and also replwced the pump. theres no fuel getting to the fuel filter.i put some fuel in the filter and it crancked up but after it was empty it cut off. please help. there a 12 volt

...fuel tank and see if the sendig unit or the fuel pump is the problem.once the plugs are off the tank everything should return to normal if the problem is in the sending unit,the guage should show ...

fuel code. I had let the tank get down to 1/4 of gas, did that cause it? So I filled upi the tank and added Lucus cleaning stuff to the fuel, had my friend clear the code, the next day it came back on

...fuel tank, gas lines, fuel pump, fuel filters. New transmission. Replaced engine sensors egr, coolant, map, tps, evap canister, check return air line. New manifold gasket. It's been in the shop ...

...tank that could also get clogged.... while you have the fuel filter off you can blow air through the filter port back to the tank and loosen the stuff on the filter... mind you know that this is a ...

...fuel tank as part of the fuel pump.They have a life expectancy of around 150,000 miles as to that is when the fuel pump starts to fail. You can get more life out of the fuel pump if you keep the gas ...