I seperate the frame from the bed so i can remove the bed from the truck. So far pretty easy.
1996 Dodge Dakota Fuel Pump Replacement Part 1
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I seperate the frame from the bed so i can remove the bed from the truck. So far pretty easy.
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is it not just as much work to get the bed off instead of dropping the tank
Bed is already removed. The corner has been squashed since i owned it.
Yank it ! The wires get wet when you drive in rain anyway , Make sure you
disconnect battery when you remove pump and use a ESD strap (electro static
discharge ) because of risk of ……
maybe u can fix that gauge problem now eh
dont forget the two cables underneath the front of the bed thats bolted to
the bed in the middle.
@erikstrieter its alot easier, safer, and less hassle just to remove the
bed. only 8 bolts. the filler neck has a check ball in it, so you might as
well forget the idea of shoving a siphon hose in the tank because it will
never reach.
Great, now the next step is to get it off. Did the towing company do damage
to the front corner on the driver’s side?
i had that problem on my 93 5.2 i think the gas gauge sender was giving
incorrect readings to the gas gauge and my opinion if you think the
bolts/frame are rusted as bad as you say chances are the bolts that hold
the straps in are probably just as bad what i did on my 93 was cut a square
hole in the bed above the fuel pump on driver side closer to the cab
Good thing it was not a SUV. You will have to drop the tank.
Cool video, I need to pull the box on my truck too.
It wouldnt matter really if the wires are exposed or not i dont think…I
mean water off the roads gets kicked up on them…anyways i have 3 of these
trucks and they are awsome
“another ****ing plane is going over, god they are nuts today” lol