1972 Dodge Colt
Nothing to do with the Colt, but I have to get to the track.
Problem was the 2001 3500 I tow with had a bad fuel level sensor.
I had this problem around 10 years ago and had it serviced.
So it did it again in July and I have been putting it off.
Monday I started on the job, the 36 gallon tank has to come out.
The fuel fittings to the float and pickup module are very hard to get off.
I ended up getting it low as I could working in my car port on the ground.
Then I had to low crawl on the top of the tank between the truck bed from the front
Between the drive shaft and the frame rail I could not get them off..
Then I could see the fittings and the little plastic clips that release them.
Got it all back together and the road test showed the gage working correctly.
I hope I never have to do that job again.
Nothing to do with the Colt, but I have to get to the track.
Problem was the 2001 3500 I tow with had a bad fuel level sensor.
I had this problem around 10 years ago and had it serviced.
So it did it again in July and I have been putting it off.
Monday I started on the job, the 36 gallon tank has to come out.
The fuel fittings to the float and pickup module are very hard to get off.
I ended up getting it low as I could working in my car port on the ground.
Then I had to low crawl on the top of the tank between the truck bed from the front
Between the drive shaft and the frame rail I could not get them off..
Then I could see the fittings and the little plastic clips that release them.
Got it all back together and the road test showed the gage working correctly.
I hope I never have to do that job again.