Posted by john in nebraska on December 09, 2010 at 20:42:53 from (67.142.167.20):
In Reply to: Ram Fuel Pump posted by Chris in SK on December 09, 2010 at 19:23:28:
The short box has six bolts holding it on, and the long box 8, 18mm heads. Pull the taillight wiring, the fuel fill hose, and providing you don't have a goose neck in it, can usually lift off the box in about 20 minutes. They aren't as heavy as one thinks. 4 medium guys can lift off the box, if you do man handle it, take the back bumper off too, saves a lot of lifting. I use a fork lift from the back, and run two chains to the front tie downs. If you're working on the ground, may be easier than dropping the tank, about equal in time.
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