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So I drive a 2000 kodiak rollback tow truck. It has the cat (3126..?) Motor. Ive got dual step tanks and for some reason only the driver side tank drains. There is a fuel sender in the driver tank, the passenger only has a vent on top and a petcock feeding into a line at the bottom that runs to the bottom of the other tank under the trans. It runs great drains the driver tank fine but the passengers is full never empties. We drained the tanks replaced the line and checked the petcocks, checked both vent lines which appear fine. The driver tank has pressure when you open it, passengers does not. We have no idea what's wrong and it's doubled our fuel stops getting about 5-7 mpg. Any help would be appreciated -
So I picked up my 2020 GMC 2500hd Denali yesterday at 5pm by 6pm the fuel tank was dangling from my truck WTF 77K and already problems. Traded my 2019 dodge limited 1500 for this truck gave up lots of luxury features to be broken down in less than an hr
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Last week we purchased a used 2019 Silverado 2500 HD 4 x 4 LT Duramax 6.5 bed crew cab with 10K miles on the odometer. We noticed the fuel tank protrudes about 8 inches below the rocker panel on the passenger side. I have noticed that other similar Silverados the tank does not have this feature. I assumed that the previous owner had added the available 56-gallon aftermarket tank however the first time we filled the tank when three quarters empty the tank only took 24 gallons. Does anyone have experience concerning this issue? The factory instructions for the aftermarket tank indicate using the existing hardware I am thinking perhaps the fuel gage flote is too short to indict the true level in the thank.
