Pretty easy job really only need an extra set of hands or its alot harder than it should be. The bed is pretty light. If you have a stepside bed you will need to modify the new neck hose. Don’t…
Pretty easy job really only need an extra set of hands or its alot harder than it should be. The bed is pretty light. If you have a stepside bed you will need to modify the new neck hose. Don’t…
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Thanks for the video. Had to change mine out since it started leaking
whenever I would put gas in. If I didn’t find your video, I probably would
be still under the truck trying to lower the gas tank-which I think would
be the harder way to do it since there are fuel & electrical lines
connected to the tank to the frame with not much slack. Bought mine on Ebay
for $35.99/free ship. I know it’s not OEM, but it’s my work truck(’92 Ford
ranger XLT) and if it lasts a couple of years I’m ok with that. Thanks
again!
You didn’t explain how to disconnect the lights and mud flaps
I am about to replace my 2nd fill hose for my Ranger because the first
replacement, purchased from Ebay store lasted only 3 years! Just bought one
for my extended bed (7 foot) for $70 with Free Shipping and a Lifetime
Warranty from A1 Auto. Good video, Hank, despite the bad language.
That’s exactly what’s happening with my ’01. You pump gas in, it drips out
from that metal-to-hose joint of the filler neck. Gotta do mine soon…it
has gotten cold here in NY!
i have to replace my fuel filler neck hose where did you purchase you hose
how did you know it was going bad?