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Message: [QUOTE="cbuttre835, post: 500849, member: 1190"] I gave up on taking the bed off, due to the camper shell and extreme rust on the nuts on the bottom of the bed bolts. What I did to make it "easier", is buy a Dorman 800-159 double bead line fuel kit; which fit the factory fittings on one end and can be used with 3/8" and 5/16" line (the beads act like good barbs). I made them up to the sending unit with short (4" or so) pieces of hose and good stainless clamps. Set the tank and hook up the plug and vent; thread the hard steel lines across the cross member and now it's simple to hook them up without being over the tank. Not the best way but I have a bad back and really have no able-bodied help getting the bed off and didn't want to mess with removing the camper shell. [/QUOTE]

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