Thanks for the video. I've watched a ton of videos and decided not to remove the bed and drop the tank. Your method seems to be the most simple of all i've seen.
Dealer just quoted me $1800 for that. Can buy a aftermarket sending unit with pump for $500. Dealer and a garage both say the earliest they can look at is in 20 days. Guess I doing it my self
Thank you very much for this guide, I don't like anyone else touching my truck after taking it to Firestone for a radiator replacement and getting it back with a cracked head gasket. I have an 09 LT 5.3l crewcab flexfuel incase anyone is wondering, the 4 bolts are almost in the same location, with 2 extra ones near the tailgate. Worked like a charm and saved money while learning something new. I call that a good day
Great solution. I actually only need to replace the evap sensor and couldn’t get to it. Others had me blindly reaching up there or dropping the tank. But your idea is simple, safe, and effective. Thanks for taking the time to document! Tim
Make sure if it's a half ton that you pull the back bumper off, or it will scratch the s*** out of it on the passenger side then you have a simple $800 touch up repair. I should have paid more attention
By far the easiest way to get to the fuel pump system. Best video I seen on you tube 👍🏼. I have a 2003 chevy silverado 1500HD SIDE STEP/SPORTS BED. And it seems like almost everything is similar. The only difference is the way you get to the fuel pump system. GREAT JOB AND THANK YOU!!!!! 🔥 🔥
I just did this job on a 2015 Silverado quad cab short box truck (same as yours). We're in WI and fuel pump module was rotted out and leaking from rust. I tilted the bed but I couldn't get it to go high enough to get the fuel pump module out. I think its because my customer's truck had the passenger rear bumper pushed in because he backed into something. I'm still glad I lifted the bed to get the lock ring off because these are a bugger and having the tank bolted to the truck really helps with a long breaker bar on it. Then I had to drop the tank anyways to get the pump out and in.
Excellent video dude you are freaking genius. I’m having the same problem with mine. Just put new spark plugs in it and it didn’t help the problem. I believe I’m having the same fuel pump problem and I’m gonna try it the way that you did it. That’s an awesome way of doing it. You have a great day. Thanks for your help, Bryan
Very brilliant I have done it that way a few times or you remove all of the bolts except the two in the very back and loosen those up create a dump bed out of it if you have a tractor or a hoist.. And yes it does not take Four hours like the dealer says they just want their money
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Thanks for the video. I've watched a ton of videos and decided not to remove the bed and drop the tank. Your method seems to be the most simple of all i've seen.
Dealer just quoted me $1800 for that. Can buy a aftermarket sending unit with pump for $500. Dealer and a garage both say the earliest they can look at is in 20 days. Guess I doing it my self
very nice...just please be careful. That's alot of weight. For a 2015, judging by the appearance, the truck has had a hard life.
Thank you very much for this guide, I don't like anyone else touching my truck after taking it to Firestone for a radiator replacement and getting it back with a cracked head gasket. I have an 09 LT 5.3l crewcab flexfuel incase anyone is wondering, the 4 bolts are almost in the same location, with 2 extra ones near the tailgate. Worked like a charm and saved money while learning something new. I call that a good day
Great solution. I actually only need to replace the evap sensor and couldn’t get to it. Others had me blindly reaching up there or dropping the tank. But your idea is simple, safe, and effective. Thanks for taking the time to document! Tim
Make sure if it's a half ton that you pull the back bumper off, or it will scratch the s*** out of it on the passenger side then you have a simple $800 touch up repair. I should have paid more attention
Have been a professional mechanic for 55 years, a back yard and my farm mechanic for 60 years. Thank you for the pro video. Your the best!
You mean 10 minutes per bolt plus 10 to pull pump and 10 to put it back in. I think you left off a number.
Thanks man! I need this done and the dealer quoted me at $961 total to replace this. Now I can do it myself with the cost of parts only!
One year later your bed mounts on the other side will be all rusted out from being flexed
By far the easiest way to get to the fuel pump system. Best video I seen on you tube 👍🏼. I have a 2003 chevy silverado 1500HD SIDE STEP/SPORTS BED. And it seems like almost everything is similar. The only difference is the way you get to the fuel pump system. GREAT JOB AND THANK YOU!!!!! 🔥 🔥
I just did this job on a 2015 Silverado quad cab short box truck (same as yours). We're in WI and fuel pump module was rotted out and leaking from rust. I tilted the bed but I couldn't get it to go high enough to get the fuel pump module out. I think its because my customer's truck had the passenger rear bumper pushed in because he backed into something. I'm still glad I lifted the bed to get the lock ring off because these are a bugger and having the tank bolted to the truck really helps with a long breaker bar on it. Then I had to drop the tank anyways to get the pump out and in.
Wow this is great! You take all the fear out of doing it myself. Thanks!
Excellent video dude you are freaking genius. I’m having the same problem with mine. Just put new spark plugs in it and it didn’t help the problem. I believe I’m having the same fuel pump problem and I’m gonna try it the way that you did it. That’s an awesome way of doing it. You have a great day. Thanks for your help, Bryan
Thanks - great video -- will try it next weekend
Great job really helpful thanks for the video
GREAT TUTORIAL THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
This video is very helpful, thank you very much for sharing!!
and the gas cap hose. You missed teaching us how to remove it. but your video is good. greetings from Sinaloa Mexico
Very brilliant I have done it that way a few times or you remove all of the bolts except the two in the very back and loosen those up create a dump bed out of it if you have a tractor or a hoist.. And yes it does not take Four hours like the dealer says they just want their money