How to drop a Silverado / Sierra gas tank.

I quickly tell the steps to remove the gas tank to access the sending unit.
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[@andrewkelly1225]

Thank you.
Removing the bed is not a practical solution in my current situation. After watching your video I have a clear picture of what needs removed, what can stay, and why I have two pump choices.

[@DivineSpeed]

Well I appreciate you watching. I hope it helped.

[@jerrys.1910]

I know this video is a few years old, but was great help in showing me what to expect as I'm about to embark. Thank you.

[@DivineSpeed]

Glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching.

[@guntercreations5429]

Thank you brother, just saved me some time tomorrow!

[@3pointslow]

Thanks for the tutorial. Some a hole drilled into my tank close to the frame to steal gas. Found out when i was about $100 in at the gas pump when gas started pouring out. I’ll be doing this today

[@DivineSpeed]

Man that sucks. Hopefully you have it fixed up now.

[@butchcoplin2316]

Great vid. I like that it's already disassembled so it's easy to see. Mines different but close enough. 2005 sierra 1500 4.8 v8, bed removed.

[@DivineSpeed]

I'm glad someone got some use out of this video. Several others said it was trash.

[@jakep5121]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks for watching Jake. I hope it helped.

[@petersimons213]

Thank you you have one of the best explanations of anything I've seen

[@DivineSpeed]

I appreciate you watching. Thanks.

[@lumber1982]

Thanks for taking the time to make this it was a huge help before I started to take off my tank.

[@DivineSpeed]

appreciate you watching

[@starion871]

Thanks! Great video!

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks for watching. I hope it helped.

[@jamesburchfield7728]

Thanks for the tip. Really helpful information

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks for checking it out.

[@darrinporter7422]

Thanks for the help. I especially liked the part where you said your going to hate life 😂

[@DivineSpeed]

Lol, thanks for watching.

[@oldmountainmarineandmetals9736]

Do you have any suggestions on repairing the tank where all 4 of the tangs that secure the fuel pump in are rusted off other than replacing the whole tank?

[@cesarcabanillas9333]

Well crap the most important piece I wanted to see

[@canindianofficial4790]

Thanks for sharing.

[@isaiahfair34]

Great video

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks, I hope it helped.

[@briano3128]

Thanks, that’s just what I needed to see, I have to replace my fuel lines on my 2000 single cab z71.

[@WaveAction777]

Pretty straight forward it seems. What is the line at the opposite side of the tank at the top for, just a vent? Where does that go to?

[@DivineSpeed]

I belive it was, yes.

[@VideoNash]

thanks

[@embo1502]

should i drain the tank first? most of these newer trucks have a blocker in them so you cant put a hose down the fill line

[@DivineSpeed]

It makes it easier if you can drain the tank but sometimes you won't be able to drain the tank until you have the pump out first, and then drain it from there.

[@Sxvaqe-_-]

I just took off bed off my single cab I'm trying to clean gas tank frame support is there a way just to lower back to clean frame?

[@DivineSpeed]

The only way I can think of it is to loosen the front strap and then remove the rear strap. Should allow you to drop the rear of the tank.

[@TimeLapseCarGuyBruno]

No way on them fuel line connections.. I tried like hell and couldn't get them off

[@codyratliff8302]

THANK YOU!

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks for watching.

[@loganrunyon1846]

Can you do this without removing the bed or cab

[@DivineSpeed]

Absolutely. I had the bed off to make it easier to see what I was talking about.

[@juanmoreno5187]

Do you know why the bolt won’t come out I keep turning it and nun lol

[@OnlyNotes]

I'm dealing with a fuel leak from the top of the tank when the truck is running. Are the rubber lines long enough that I could I drop the tank, but still leave everything hooked up? ..Everything excluding the fill hose obviously

[@bstrdbss]

You could probably replace the lines without dropping the tank completely. But it would be easier to drop the tank there is not much room under there. The tank itself may be leaking which is not uncommon.

[@petersimons213]

Experiencing same problem right now mainly fumes, evap codes, could it be related to sending unit/ rubber gasket

[@OnlyNotes]

@@petersimons213 for me it was the seal for the sending unit at the top of the tank. Mine is a rustbelt truck, and the steel lock ring that holds down the S/U had rotted away.
Oddly I never had any codes. Just a large fuel leak when the tank was full. Also some fumes

[@nancysvedeen4111]

Sweet thanks!

[@DivineSpeed]

Thanks for watching

[@Wowzers2006]

Lordy, that poor truck.
Put it on craigslist.... $5K FIRM I KNO WHAT I GOT

[@DivineSpeed]

I got good use out of it. I'm still robbing parts from it.

[@GoodVibes-yu8du]

Good advice I'm doing this morning to truck . Thanks for posting 👍🤞

[@rogerbahakel8130]

You need to make another video

[@DivineSpeed]

I'm trying.

[@ShogunMusic254]

Why did you take the whole bed off??

[@DivineSpeed]

I was parting the truck out. It was convenient to show what the top of tank looks like and show what you're after.

[@SmQke42Q69]

Awesome vid thank you for the lookouts!

[@SunriseDestinations]

instead of telling us, show us dude

[@brandonbreaker7390]

terrible