1995 FORD F150 - FUEL TANK AND PUMP REPLACEMENT

We dive in to fixing the truck by replacing the rear fuel tank and fuel pump. The F150 gets a 2nd chance at live!
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[@cconditt]

You know these trucks are plagued with fuel level sender issues. Why would you reuse the old sending unit?

[@dennissecor8092]

What 1/4 inch ratchet are you using? Thanks for the video, great job!

[@buffalobill6055]

1:15 Found some white plastic hard tubing at my ACE Hardware store that is stiff, and much easier to feed into the gas tank. Slip a larger vinyl tube over the 5 foot piece of stiff tube. Keep the cans low on ground, and you can start a siphon, without a pump. You need a good length of vinyl tube, so you won't suck gas into your mouth. Clear tube let's you "see it coming" when fuel gets over the hump at top. If you ever lose siphon and have to start over, hold the free end of tube way up high, so all gas drains back into tank. That way, you don't get a mouthful. Suck using your mouth, not your lungs. You can only take little sucks, so keep tube in your mouth, and stick tongue in tube to keep it sealed so gas doesn't flow back to tank. What you're doing is slowly pulling the gas "up the hill." Once the gas gets "over the top," it will continue falling downhill out of your vinyl tube. All the experts say, "never start siphoning gasoline with your mouth." YMMV.

[@machscga6238]

I had to replace the sending unit on A flat deck F-350... All I needed to do was remove two boards to get to the sending unit.

[@timothycampbell4152]

When replacing the fuel tank with gas in it. The cheap way is to simply get 5 clean 5 gallon buckets raise the truck so you can get the bucket under the lowest tank corner. Drill a hole almost through the lower corner of the tank. Then take a nail or punch the size of a small engine fuel tank . Finish knocking a hole in the drilled area of the tank put the fuel line in the hole and drain into the buckets. A piece of fuel line is a lot cheeper than purchasing an electric pump.

[@JasonSmith-qx3zh]

They jack yall stuff up with that necessary salt juice for the roads

[@donthaveaname743]

where the hell has this truck been. my 95 looks brand new underneath at 106k.

[@rmonbee]

I always take the bed off, much easier than all that ground work.

[@Prod.Datboi]

That sounds hard

[@rmonbee]

Naw...6 bolts...I'm doing one now.

[@rmonbee]

Well 6 bolts and 4 friends.

[@leomaldonado76]

I'm leaning towards removing the bed to replace both tanks and sending units

[@seanfagan4996]

Wow what a rust bucket

[@DoubleD8056]

Lol if you think his is bad you should see mine

[@trenadydryden979]

On a 95 f150 looking for measurement to cut hole in bed to replace f-pump.. 5 of the 6 bolts are seized and won't unstick with the best of the best lubricant. So tired of messing with them.. just need quick fix.. thank you even if you don't know.. been all over google asked a 100 different ways looked at multiple diagrams and can't find it.

[@ethanhenneberry2625]

Haha yep my pump went out on my 1995 flareside literally 50 yards from the gas station after I just filled up

[@williamcharles9480]

Why is it specific in the rules of "Murphy's Law" that fuel tanks must be full when internal fuel pumps fail. I thank God that I live in a region of the country that doesn't salt the roads because it's obvious from the video that it's devastating to a vehicle.

[@jeffreymesser1479]

My tip just buy a new float and hanger Assembly because you’re already in there you wouldn’t want to have to get back in there and do it again a lot of your pumps for the obs Come with all of that

[@ronnyrodriges9614]

Can you tell me the year and all info of the truck i have the same gas tank and I need to buy a sending unit for it.

[@chris51269]

ronny rodriges the rear one is the 18 gallon one

[@TM-bd4oj]

He’s being cheap he should’ve bought a new gas tank and a whole new Sending unit assembly the whole thing

[@TM-bd4oj]

Sorry for calling him cheap he did buy a new tank