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removing fuel tank | GM Square Body - 1973 - 1987 GM Truck Forum Yup, you drop the whole tank bracket strap assembly When I dropped mine, the rubber hoses were trash and basically disconnected themselves You will want to replace the fuel hoses, but make them longer so they make a full loop it will make it much easier to put the tank back up in there
Removing drivers side fuel tank? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet GMC . . . I've found a pinhole leak in the drivers side tank of the 86 longbed Now I'm trying to get the tank out to either replace or repair it, but I'm stuck It seems like it's getting hung up on the 3 hard lines that go over the frame
Gas tank remove install | Bowtieguys 73-87 Chevy Truck Stop I fought with it for an hour or more before I gave up and just decided to loosen up the dern bed When I got the tank out, boy I was glad I had pulled it I had to replace the 3 hoses on top since a rodent got a hold of them while my truck sat idle in a field for a year
Gas Tank Removal | GM Square Body - 1973 - 1987 GM Truck Forum Both trucks I disconnected the fuel lines from the hardline running on the frame rail, take the ground wire off and the guide for the hoses, take the 8 bolts out and set the tank down, disconnect the sender line and done
Calling everybody that has switched out a gas tank on a 73-87 - The . . . Put a floor jack under the tank Unbolt the brackets, then lower a little Reach in and disconnect the wires and hoses Then lower the tank all the way down Sending unit is easy to replace once you can get to it Basic hand tools, floorjack, and some patience is all you need
Gas tank removal? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet GMC Truck Message . . . I will be installing a new gas tank on my 86 C10 long bed truck this coming weekend and am looking for some advice on the best route to take My biggest challenge is the plastic cover that surrounds the current gas tank Does this cover just unbolt?
Whats the best way to drain the gas tank? - GM Square Body I've been using a cheap inline electric fuel pump to do the dirty work for the last few years I disconnect the fuel outlet as close to the tank as I can get, slip a hose over it, and usually power the pump off a 12v power supply or spare battery or whatever is expedient