Slow filling fuel tank - no more
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Yep...it was pretty strange. I watched the mechanic change out the filter. He put the truck on his lift, took off the old filter and put on the new one. He did not touch anything else. Some fuel came out of the fuel lines...maybe that cleared something out. Whatever...my rear tank now fills just fine.
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What does "Full" mean?
The quicker fills didn't last. Via experimentation, I've found the the tanks only fill "fast" when I can park the truck on a side slope to the passenger side. Parking level is slow fill and parking with a slope to the driver's side is dismally slow.
Also "Full", meaning factory spec fuel capacity, happens when the fuel needle just barely goes beyond the "Full" icon. You can continue to overfill by approximately 2 gallons per tank.
Mileage remains a steady 10-11 at freeway speeds of 65-80 mph. Had a big tailwind on a tank last week where I got 12. That 460 loves it's fuel.
Also "Full", meaning factory spec fuel capacity, happens when the fuel needle just barely goes beyond the "Full" icon. You can continue to overfill by approximately 2 gallons per tank.
Mileage remains a steady 10-11 at freeway speeds of 65-80 mph. Had a big tailwind on a tank last week where I got 12. That 460 loves it's fuel.
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