I’m a little suspicious of how clean your connectors and hoses are. I think this was exicuted then done again for filming. Good informative video none the less.
Good video. The only part I don't have is a tank jack. Never seen one of those before. I think a friend and some swearing would get the tank out. Some folks think it's easier to take the bed off. That was true with my 99 Silverado 4x4, don't know about this one. I don't have four friends who could help. Once you have the tank out, be sure to look inside for contamination inside the tank. That's one of the things that can shorten the life of a fuel pump, regardless of the filter.
Great videos you guys put out. Here is my issue, I bought this 09 canyon a while back, got this fixed that fixed. Getting it nice and tight. Problem? Ive got this rattle under the truck, I think I know what it is. Under the fuel tank there is a protective shroud. It appears to be held in place with plastic clips that push in? How the heck do I get those out? I think something fell down in there and its making all kinds of noise. Can you advice me? I tried to pop those clips out but theyre old, and break easily.
It really is easier, that's how I did mine. Not to mention all those connections will fight you tooth and nail when trying to disconnect them. Much better to have the room you need for leverage and prying things apart.
Just did mine. Removed the bed, 6 bolts and a couple friends. Much easier to reach everything. I also POR-15 my frame while I had the bed off. Great step by step video.
@@dondes88 Just watched another video before this where the guy took the bed off for an extended cab and he mentioned that the crew cab would cover the pump so you'd need to take the tank out. Looked like that would be the case too. Of course, I have a crew cab to work on too...
Save yourself hours of work and just cut a hatch out for the fuel pump. Because you're going to need to do it again in about a year cause those fuel pops don't last very long.
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I’m a little suspicious of how clean your connectors and hoses are.
I think this was exicuted then done again for filming.
Good informative video none the less.
You can also take off the rear driver side tire and the shroud to get better access
thannks por el video amigo buen dia
Excelente that's what I needed to change the fuel pump,thanks for your video and accurate information
Good video. The only part I don't have is a tank jack. Never seen one of those before. I think a friend and some swearing would get the tank out.
Some folks think it's easier to take the bed off. That was true with my 99 Silverado 4x4, don't know about this one. I don't have four friends who could help.
Once you have the tank out, be sure to look inside for contamination inside the tank. That's one of the things that can shorten the life of a fuel pump, regardless of the filter.
Excellent video!
That's what I'm gonna do pull bed off cause the upper hose are to hard to reach
Is it any different for a 2018 chevy colorado zr2
Great videos you guys put out. Here is my issue, I bought this 09 canyon a while back, got this fixed that fixed. Getting it nice and tight. Problem? Ive got this rattle under the truck, I think I know what it is. Under the fuel tank there is a protective shroud. It appears to be held in place with plastic clips that push in? How the heck do I get those out? I think something fell down in there and its making all kinds of noise. Can you advice me? I tried to pop those clips out but theyre old, and break easily.
gas leaks from the front of my gas tank when i fill it right up an idea where this is coming from or what to check first
Easier to do when you pull the bed off
God dammit really? 😨
It really is easier, that's how I did mine. Not to mention all those connections will fight you tooth and nail when trying to disconnect them. Much better to have the room you need for leverage and prying things apart.
Just did mine. Removed the bed, 6 bolts and a couple friends. Much easier to reach everything. I also POR-15 my frame while I had the bed off. Great step by step video.
Does it work with a crew cab though? Or do you have to drop the tank at that point.
@@dondes88 Just watched another video before this where the guy took the bed off for an extended cab and he mentioned that the crew cab would cover the pump so you'd need to take the tank out. Looked like that would be the case too. Of course, I have a crew cab to work on too...
Just remove the bed
Save yourself hours of work and just cut a hatch out for the fuel pump. Because you're going to need to do it again in about a year cause those fuel pops don't last very long.
I think I would cut a hole in the floor of the box.