Any mechanics on here?
If so what is the time needed on a 2001 Dodge 2500 to 1. drain full tank. 2. remove tank from pick up. 3. re-install. 4. pour fuel back in. Anything on-line with norm times? I thi...
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bucky wrote:
Define hosed. Are you draining it to replace the tank or lowering it to replace a pump or sending unit?
If you are replacing the tank I'd lower it full with a floor trans jacks like we use on trucks that are too heavy to lift safely.
If you are replacing a component and have some big friends it'd be easier to remove the bed. If you don't have big young friends a body shop can have that thing off in 10 minutes.
I have also seen some access holes cut into the bed above the pump/sender but that is kind of hokey. You can cover it up with a bed mat or bed liner however. Safe with diesel, not so much with gas.
It's hard to find labor times on the net for some reason but I'd guess it would pay 2 to 3 hours.
Jayco 345BHS behind a 2nd gen 24V Cummins
(Truck is same as yours, 2nd gen 24V 5.9 Cummins)
Define hosed"hosed" as in taken advantage of.
Work preformed was to install new suction tube from tank to FASS filters
Bill reflects 5 hours! Explained as 2 hours to remove tank, 1 hour to install section tube and 2 hours re-install tank. I thought it was way out of line so I wanted to compare with actual "norm" times.
http://www.fassride.com/detail/accessories/suction-tube-kits/universal-diesel-suction-tube-kit.php
