Pressure in fuel tank
Pressure in fuel tank
When i fill up and take my cap off of the tank it hisses like the fuel tank isn't breathing. Is this a problem could it affect mileage and does anyone else truck do this. Just thing about the little simple things since diesel isn't getting cheeper
Rich, on my mess, that line with the NASA filter on it (
) runs up to the tank fill bung for venting the tank during filling (I think?). The actual fuel fill pipe goes right below it.

The FSM talks only about the roll-over/pressure relief valve and doesn't say positive or negative.
Where is the fuel tank vent on a '92 ~ '93?
) runs up to the tank fill bung for venting the tank during filling (I think?). The actual fuel fill pipe goes right below it.
The FSM talks only about the roll-over/pressure relief valve and doesn't say positive or negative.
Where is the fuel tank vent on a '92 ~ '93?
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My tank is building lots of pressure/vacuum. Enough that it's getting very hard to loosen the cap. With access to the vent in the pump module difficult at bes, what would be the problem installing a vent in the large line for venting durring fillups? Other than spillage durring a roll-over.
My tank is building lots of pressure/vacuum. Enough that it's getting very hard to loosen the cap. With access to the vent in the pump module difficult at bes, what would be the problem installing a vent in the large line for venting durring fillups? Other than spillage durring a roll-over.
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Mine wasn't that bad, but it's definitely that vent or pressure relief, whatever you want to call it. I unplugged it by sticking a little piece of wire in there and scraping it around. Then I connected a piece of rubber tubing with some cotton stuffed in the other end and tied it up on the bottom of the bed. Then I got a new locking gas cap and "vented" that with a drill.
I have had two of these trucks that developed an unwanted rust vent in the fill pipe under the portion that gets covered by the connecting hose. Dirt and water thrown from the tires accumulates between the hose and pipe. I remove them and use solder to fill the holes.
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I think there is a bit of paper towel suck in there....