Sweetums
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Take off the rear fender and fender liner for access, there are some fasteners on the back side, it was pretty obvious how to remove it once I could see it.How did you remove the entire assembly from the Jeep?
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Take off the rear fender and fender liner for access, there are some fasteners on the back side, it was pretty obvious how to remove it once I could see it.How did you remove the entire assembly from the Jeep?
Part Number | Part Name | Price | Quantity | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
52030401AB | Fuel Filler Tube | $87.58 | 1 | $87.58 |
Subtotal: $87.58 |
Estimated Shipping via Standard Shipping: $13.49 |
Total: $101.07 |
30-40 seconds wait after it clicks then I hold it lightly with my hand. Seems like I can get about 2 gallons more in mine.When filling up. Does anyone notice on how much foam there is in the filler neck? I can add another 3 gallons after the nozzle clicks off if I take my time and put it in slowly. There is no evap canister to worry about with the diesel. That's why I fill it to the brim.
I get 3+. I’ll put it in the letter run until it clicks then I’ll put my shoulder on the sea pillar and just generally rock it back-and-forth and then hold the pump for a real low flow and it keeps them from foaming quite a bit and I burp the tank to touch.When filling up. Does anyone notice on how much foam there is in the filler neck? I can add another 3 gallons after the nozzle clicks off if I take my time and put it in slowly. There is no evap canister to worry about with the diesel. That's why I fill it to the brim.
My F250 work truck. When it clicks off. It's full to the cap. No foam.30-40 seconds wait after it clicks then I hold it lightly with my hand. Seems like I can get about 2 gallons more in mine.
Next time I fill up will be Into a 25 gallon fuel cell instead so it’ll be interesting to see if its a filler neck, tank shape or another reason for it to be foamy. I dont notice the same thing on my big trucks
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It must have something to do with the angles and vents... My OBS 7.3 would foam like that. More on the rear tank than the front tank which I always thought was a little strange. figured it had to be the bends causing one to be more so than the other. In my experience, diesel foams more when it hits something and splashes at a higher rate of speed than slower. So maybe there needs to be more bends in the neck to slow the flow down?My F250 work truck. When it clicks off. It's full to the cap. No foam.
My work truck is a 2012 with 260,000 miles on it. I might be the 8th or 9th driver of it.It must have something to do with the angles and vents... My OBS 7.3 would foam like that. More on the rear tank than the front tank which I always thought was a little strange. figured it had to be the bends causing one to be more so than the other. In my experience, diesel foams more when it hits something and splashes at a higher rate of speed than slower. So maybe there needs to be more bends in the neck to slow the flow down?
I always add 2.5-3 more gallons after it clicks off when I can fuel up for the best price. I have to fill slowly like everyone else has said already. Also, the fuel gauge stays at full a lot longerWhen filling up. Does anyone notice on how much foam there is in the filler neck? I can add another 3 gallons after the nozzle clicks off if I take my time and put it in slowly. There is no evap canister to worry about with the diesel. That's why I fill it to the brim.
It can be done. Took me something like 4 tries to do it.LIES! Lies! There is no way to do this...![]()
lol! okay, i think i was only on like try 3 last night...It can be done. Took me something like 4 tries to do it.