How to Replace Fuel Tank 1994-2004 Chevy S-10

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[@DooryardGarage]

You guys should also make that front bracket that’s on the tank. In the north here all rusted and no replacement

[@johnmarc7473]

I'm in Michigan the salty winter state . So a good idea is to clean the out side and spray the whole tank with a can of undercoat.

[@abrahamaguirre8255]

You should make a video of replacing a heater core in a Jeep libirty 2011.

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+Abraham Aguirre We're always cycling through common cars. We'll add this repair to our list! 1aau.to/m/Shop-TRQ

[@markp4967]

Dayum, that's some REAL WORLD stuff!!! Great vid!!! (they dont pay you enuff!!!)

[@MrDCA1973]

why would you A put old fuel in a new fuel tank and B put fuel in before installing it...an empty tank is easier to install

[@tommyhajimoto6968]

I have a 1996 Chevy S10 that's kind of rare year when it comes to some parts we're completely different from 97 and up. If I wanted to go to a 97 fuel tank with a sending unit is that all that is required to make everything work?

[@DouglasClaude]

What an overly complicated and PITA way of mounting a tank!!! Great job filming and explaining it though

[@stuarthardee5510]

I own a 1994 S10 and this is not the way my tank is installed. I unbolted the cargo bed and jacked it up to replace the fuel pump in my truck. This method is a much friendlier route if you don’t have the luxury of a lift and transmission jack. You also disconnect the hoses with tab in the ‘94 these hose are screwed together and have to be taken apart from the top.

[@pierrececile9611]

i HAVE A 1998 GMC SONOMA...PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW TO TAKE DOWN THE MANUAL TRANSMISSION...PLEASE. I'LL LIKE ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS IF YOU DO AND WHILE YOUR AT IT THE CLUTCH TO PLEASE. i WANT TO KEEP THAT TRUCK FOR AS LONG AS I CAN.

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+Pierre Cecile We do not have a video for this repair right now, but we'll keep this request in mind for a future video! 1aau.to/m/Shop-TRQ

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@@TRQ Thank you very much...

[@autoensenanza]

The bolt at 3:47 is just spinning on mine. What could I do? I could cut it right but how would I replace it? Nut and bolt?

[@dddd4735]

My parts did not come with a new c clip to hold the new fuel pump i bought from you guys the one on the truck disinigrated from the wisconsin winters

[@davidweathers6651]

Good luck finding a metal crew cab tank. I damaged mine and can't find one anywhere.

[@David-zo9oi]

They are out there. Just had one delivered yesterday. But you’re right they are hard to find, Chevy couldn’t source a single OEM one anywhere in the US for me

[@jinglesalas]

Thanks for the video. All that rust is ridiculous. GM and their cheap ass metal.

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[@lorenzopasillas9711]

Poor video? Sizes of bolts sockets lacking information

[@David-zo9oi]

40 seconds into the video before they put a socket on anything he gave sizes…

[@Harley46835]

The video is useless and the suggestions as far as how to do whatever are a waste of time when you intentionally refuse to mention what tools are needed from the socket size to the style of clamp etc

[@thevilinirony]

Why wouldn't you wait to transfer old fue into new tank?

[@bluegrassman3040]

To keep out rust, etc that was in the old tank. Unless you have a really good way to strain it out of the old fuel.