texdave
Junior Member
- Joined
- Mar 28, 2024
- Posts
- 22
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- 14
- Location
- Houston, Texas
- First Name
- tex
- Truck Year
- 1976
- Truck Model
- C25 Suburban
- Engine Size
- 454
Finally got to a happy ending.
I loosened the nuts on the bolts holding up the tank a bit to lower the tank by 1/4 or 1/2 an inch in case the angle was too shallow for the filler hose.
However, I think the real issue was that the fuel filler vent hose was kinked. I left the hose pretty long from the fuel sender to the hard line and it got pretty squished shut during tank install. I shortened up the hose to remove the excess and I was able to fill up successfully (although a little slower than before) without any more leaks.
Appreciate the help everyone.
I loosened the nuts on the bolts holding up the tank a bit to lower the tank by 1/4 or 1/2 an inch in case the angle was too shallow for the filler hose.
However, I think the real issue was that the fuel filler vent hose was kinked. I left the hose pretty long from the fuel sender to the hard line and it got pretty squished shut during tank install. I shortened up the hose to remove the excess and I was able to fill up successfully (although a little slower than before) without any more leaks.
Appreciate the help everyone.
