pull bed or fuel tank?
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pull bed or fuel tank?
I am looking to clean the tanks on my 96 f250 as the fuel bowl gets about a 1/8" of stuff on the bottom of the tank every filter change. also would like to do the fuel tank mods so its not such a pain to baby sit the fill nozzle. would it be best to drop both tanks or remove the bed? if I removed the bed I would also paint the frame and rust proof the underside of the bed
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I am removing the bed on my 96 in the spring to change a leaky rear tank and both fuel pumps. I also need to do spring hangers and shackles.
Just cut the heads off the bolts, I don't think anyone has been successful removing the bolts without using 6 or 7 torx heads.
Just cut the heads off the bolts, I don't think anyone has been successful removing the bolts without using 6 or 7 torx heads.
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Couldn't agree more. If you can, take the bed off.
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When it comes to "working" on any bed, I always prefer to lie on my back.
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