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Old 11-17-2003, 01:45 AM   #16
jorgensensc
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Next bolt on the fuel tray to the filler neck.
I actually bolted on mine upside down, with the hole in the filler neck towards the top. This makes it easier to fill with gas. I tried it the normal way, but there is not much room, so this was the fix. It doesn't seem to affect anything. Hook up the hoses (the filler hose and the vent hose). Next hold the assembly (filler neck with tray) up to the hole. Find where you will need to trim the tray, then pull the tray off and trim what you need to trim. You will need to do some trial and error here. What I did was leave it loose, take it to the gas station, Insert the gas nozzle, then mark the location of the tray. I also marked the holes I drilled earlier on the fuel tray.
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