Replacing the fuel tank, fuel pump, and fuel filter on my 1994 Chevy GMT400 K1500 Truck with the short bed and 25 gallon tank. In this video, I also show how to relieve the fuel pressure, remove and install the driveshaft, and I also show how to pump gas out of the old tank using a power probe.

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Fuel Tank
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Fuel Pump
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Fuel Filter
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Tank Straps
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Filler Neck
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Filler Neck Hose
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Filler Neck Vent Hose (I reused my old one, wish I would have replaced it)
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Vent Tube Hose (not sure if this is the right one, but this is another hose I reused from the old tank)
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Hose Clamp Set
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ARES Low Profile Impact Socket Set
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M10 X 1.5 70mm Bolt (longer bolt for the back strap)
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Dorman Strap Bolt (you will need the clip with the welded nut from this set)
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5/8" Flare Nut Wrench
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Power Probe
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Filler Neck Housing (I reused my old one)
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Disclaimer:
Wrench on your own vehicle at your own risk. Ben Wrenchin' doesn't recommend all the methods used in this video. In fact, some of the methods in this video should never be used at all. EVER. Be smart and safe. Ben Wrenchin' is not responsible for injury resulting from performing actions found in this video. This is only to serve as entertainment purposes and is not meant to be used as suggestion or instruction for how to perform any of the actions contained in this video.

0:00 Intro
1:45 Relieving The Fuel Pressure
2:54 Lubricating Nuts And Bolts For Easy Removal
3:49 Removing The Front Strap Bracket
6:18 Removing The Back Strap
7:59 Back Strap Bolt Issues/Solutions
9:12 Disconnecting The Electrical Connections
10:14 Removing The Filler Tube
15:21 Dropping The Gas Tank
16:31 Disconnecting The Fuel Lines On The Fuel Pump
19:39 Tank Comparison and Parts To Be Replaced
20:20 Replacing The Fuel Filter
23:38 Parts To Reuse / Cleaning And Painting The Front Strap Bracket
26:35 Installing The Fuel Pump
29:47 Installing The Front Strap And Bracket On The New Tank
31:32 Connecting The Electrical Connections
35:59 Removing The Driveshaft
40:15 Dropping The Tank And Attached The Filler Tube
41:20 Reconnecting The Fuel Lines
42:53 Installing The Back Strap
44:51 Attaching The Filler Neck
46:45 Double Checking Everything
47:43 Putting Gas In And Test The New Fuel Pump
49:16 Starting The Truck And Check For Leaks
49:45 Reinstalling The Driveshaft
51:37 Removing Gasoline Out Of The Old Gas Tank
52:24 Outro Please Subscribe!