Fuel Tanks Still Won't Fill Up Completely
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Fuel Tanks Still Won't Fill Up Completely
So I pulled the bed and found that my pickup tube or cone looking thing was busted to pieces. Fixed that using the fuel line trick. It has worked somewhat.
Before I was able to only fill up 20 gallons of fuel between the two tanks..now roughly 30 gallons of fuel between the two?
Why is it that I am not being able to fill the tanks up with the rest of the tanks capacity?
Before I was able to only fill up 20 gallons of fuel between the two tanks..now roughly 30 gallons of fuel between the two?
Why is it that I am not being able to fill the tanks up with the rest of the tanks capacity?
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So I pulled the bed and found that my pickup tube or cone looking thing was busted to pieces. Fixed that using the fuel line trick. It has worked somewhat.
Before I was able to only fill up 20 gallons of fuel between the two tanks..now roughly 30 gallons of fuel between the two?
Why is it that I am not being able to fill the tanks up with the rest of the tanks capacity?
Before I was able to only fill up 20 gallons of fuel between the two tanks..now roughly 30 gallons of fuel between the two?
Why is it that I am not being able to fill the tanks up with the rest of the tanks capacity?
Is it 3/8 fuel hose you used?
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The fuel gauges are reading empty, well real close to it. I don't like running the truck to the point wher it starts acting up.
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Both of my tanks will take ~4 additional gallons after the pump first clicks off. Usually I don't bother topping them off because it takes forever because of how they back up so quickly. Anyways, when the tanks are between 1/2 and 1/4 tank, the gauge will start reading 1/4 or below. I have found that it's just easiest to go by how far I've driven on the tank to know how empty the tank really is.
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Both of my tanks will take ~4 additional gallons after the pump first clicks off. Usually I don't bother topping them off because it takes forever because of how they back up so quickly. Anyways, when the tanks are between 1/2 and 1/4 tank, the gauge will start reading 1/4 or below. I have found that it's just easiest to go by how far I've driven on the tank to know how empty the tank really is.
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Diesel foams up so much I think it clicks off the pump before it really is completely full.
There was a station near my old work that had one of the "big truck" pumps, and after I did the vent mod on my tanks I could fill them with the big truck pump (not at full bore, mind you, but even at less than half it was still faster than the standard pumps), BUT I could not top it off or I would get foam and stuff burping up out of the filler neck.
There was a station near my old work that had one of the "big truck" pumps, and after I did the vent mod on my tanks I could fill them with the big truck pump (not at full bore, mind you, but even at less than half it was still faster than the standard pumps), BUT I could not top it off or I would get foam and stuff burping up out of the filler neck.
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Both of my tanks will take ~4 additional gallons after the pump first clicks off. Usually I don't bother topping them off because it takes forever because of how they back up so quickly. Anyways, when the tanks are between 1/2 and 1/4 tank, the gauge will start reading 1/4 or below. I have found that it's just easiest to go by how far I've driven on the tank to know how empty the tank really is.
#10
Diesel foams up so much I think it clicks off the pump before it really is completely full.
There was a station near my old work that had one of the "big truck" pumps, and after I did the vent mod on my tanks I could fill them with the big truck pump (not at full bore, mind you, but even at less than half it was still faster than the standard pumps), BUT I could not top it off or I would get foam and stuff burping up out of the filler neck.
There was a station near my old work that had one of the "big truck" pumps, and after I did the vent mod on my tanks I could fill them with the big truck pump (not at full bore, mind you, but even at less than half it was still faster than the standard pumps), BUT I could not top it off or I would get foam and stuff burping up out of the filler neck.
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