Posted by super99 on December 27, 2015 at 18:55:00 from (74.32.184.105):
97 Ram 4x4 rust bucket. I only use it to pull something or drive in the winter when the snow is bad. Last Sept I was using it and when I gassed it up, gas ran out of the tank when it got about full. Seems to stop leaking with 3/4 tank of gas in it, but gas smell is strong. I'm off this week, so I am going to pull the tank and see what is leaking. Watched a you tube video on changing the fuel pump. He took bolts out of front of box and loosened rear bolts and raised up drivers corner of bed to get to gas tank. This looks a lot easier than trying to lay underneath and pull fuel tank. Any thoughts about best way to do this?? Should be less than 5 gallon left in the tank. I'm getting too old and stiff for these kind of projects, but hate to put much money in the old truck, so I'll get it done one way or another. It's just much easier to work standing than laying under something. Chris
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