I pulled the gas tank today
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2005 6.0 diesel tank is Plastic. No sock, just a screen on the pickup. 4 bolts hold the tank but the tank is heavy so you need a floor jack. The back of the truck had to be raised about 6 inches to compensate for the jack. The hardest part for me was to reach up and disconnect the fuel lines.
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2005 6.0 diesel tank is Plastic. No sock, just a screen on the pickup. 4 bolts hold the tank but the tank is heavy so you need a floor jack. The back of the truck had to be raised about 6 inches to compensate for the jack. The hardest part for me was to reach up and disconnect the fuel lines.
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I built a wood platform for it so it has a large foot print. I did have to lift the rear axle as high as my floor jack would allow to get the tank out after lowering it on the lift, but it worked out great. Make sure you have the right size tools to disconnect the fuel lines handy
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This is a tank from a V10, but I doubt the diesel has a different tank.
The Tank is plastic. No rust from the tank itself. The metal around it rusts, but not the actual tank. Only thing metal in the tank is the pump.
The tank is pretty easy to drop too. Just unhook the filler neck from the fender, and it will actually slip out between the frame and body in my experience.
The Tank is plastic. No rust from the tank itself. The metal around it rusts, but not the actual tank. Only thing metal in the tank is the pump.
The tank is pretty easy to drop too. Just unhook the filler neck from the fender, and it will actually slip out between the frame and body in my experience.
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