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To get the fuel tank out I disconnected the larger diameter Evap hose running from the tank to the Evap Canister, as you can see it broke without any effort.
Does anyone know where I can get one from and the P/No?
Thank you bronxteck just to confirm, it looks like "Item 11" on the wholsale parts diagram, item 7 connects the vapour canister to the solenoid, if I understand the diagram correctly, however the connector looks the same.
Also would you happen to know how to disconnect the fuel-line? I've been under the truck for the past hour, I don't have a tool, I tried to make one but I just can't get it off.
it is supposed to come off just like the evap lines. push in a bit and squeeze the sides then pull off. basically it needs those 2 fingers pushed away from the fuel line shoulder ring. you have them clearly pictured above. try lubing it to hopefully wet the o-rings if they are binding inside the collar because of rusting.
at this rate it looks like factory brake lines and fuel pumps need to be done with the same service interval. the metal look to have about the same lifespan.
check the outer ring notches to see if there is a fold over tab or spring tab. for removal its whatever you have old screwdriver/ chisel/ ratchet extension or socket/ piece of rod.whatever will spin the ring counter clockwise from the outer notches plus a hammer.
just try not to damage the ring retaining tabs on the inner parts of the ring. the one with the l shaped cutouts. but you might have to tap them a bit with some penetrant to break the rust layer but not damage the tab
Last edited by bronxteck; Aug 5, 2020 at 02:12 PM.