Isn't there an easier way to remove the fuel tank?
02-16-2011, 10:33 AM
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here you go retard lmao..... thats why there is a newbie tech section with how to stickies not to mention a search function or google
https://ls1tech.com/forums/new-ls1-owners-newbie-tech-4
find it from there and if you cant you need to hit yourself in the heard with a tack hammer
https://ls1tech.com/forums/new-ls1-owners-newbie-tech-4
find it from there and if you cant you need to hit yourself in the heard with a tack hammer
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02-16-2011, 12:06 PM
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here you go retard lmao..... thats why there is a newbie tech section with how to stickies not to mention a search function or google
https://ls1tech.com/forums/new-ls1-owners-newbie-tech-4
find it from there and if you cant you need to hit yourself in the heard with a tack hammer
https://ls1tech.com/forums/new-ls1-owners-newbie-tech-4
find it from there and if you cant you need to hit yourself in the heard with a tack hammer
Op, there is an easier way to do it but not all of us would like to cut a trap door into our cars. Search for trap doors to help you some...
02-16-2011, 12:27 PM
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C'mon man, no need for all this, if you can help him great if you can't don't say anything.. We were all new and had to learn the hard way at one time..
Op, there is an easier way to do it but not all of us would like to cut a trap door into our cars. Search for trap doors to help you some...
Op, there is an easier way to do it but not all of us would like to cut a trap door into our cars. Search for trap doors to help you some...
so yeah i did help but thanks
and posting ridiculous stuff like this with out searching first.... or even starting to do something with out looking first is just stupid.
if you've never done something u research or ask before u start.....not 1/2 through the disassembley of the car
02-16-2011, 12:48 PM
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hey im the only one that responded with any link instead of just laughing.....
so yeah i did help but thanks
and posting ridiculous stuff like this with out searching first.... or even starting to do something with out looking first is just stupid.
if you've never done something u research or ask before u start.....not 1/2 through the disassembley of the car
so yeah i did help but thanks
and posting ridiculous stuff like this with out searching first.... or even starting to do something with out looking first is just stupid.
if you've never done something u research or ask before u start.....not 1/2 through the disassembley of the car
02-16-2011, 12:50 PM
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LOL @ this thread, I seriously doubt he was really having an issue getting the tank out. Look at the car; it is beat up/Wrecked and 1/2 the interior is pulled out...
02-16-2011, 02:51 PM
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LOL right? I just found it funny because I can relate, with having a shop cut out almost the entire fuel tank area to replace the pump.
It was a bear of a job getting the one out on my 3rd gen, but that was with the steel tank and filler neck, you LS1 peeps have nothing to complain about!
Although sometimes I have thought about cutting my 4th gen chassis in half to do plugs...
It was a bear of a job getting the one out on my 3rd gen, but that was with the steel tank and filler neck, you LS1 peeps have nothing to complain about!
Although sometimes I have thought about cutting my 4th gen chassis in half to do plugs...
02-16-2011, 03:10 PM
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LOL right? I just found it funny because I can relate, with having a shop cut out almost the entire fuel tank area to replace the pump.
It was a bear of a job getting the one out on my 3rd gen, but that was with the steel tank and filler neck, you LS1 peeps have nothing to complain about!
Although sometimes I have thought about cutting my 4th gen chassis in half to do plugs...
It was a bear of a job getting the one out on my 3rd gen, but that was with the steel tank and filler neck, you LS1 peeps have nothing to complain about!
Although sometimes I have thought about cutting my 4th gen chassis in half to do plugs...
02-16-2011, 05:07 PM
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the right tools make things easier, no need to make it difficult with contraptions "trying" to allegedly make it easier
headers make it easier, but even with manifolds it isn't too bad