How do I replace my fuel filler neck - my tank wont fill?

Open the fuel door and remove the three screws that hold the filler to the bed. Remove the fuel cap. Under the truck, the steel filler goes into a rubber hose then the tank. Remove the clamps and pull the steel filler tube from both the vent and filler tube. You will need to use a large hook scribe to break the seal loose while twisting it.

Check out the diagrams (below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

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Once this happens it is normally one of a couple things. First is the canister is full as you checked. Next is a vent line on the fill neck that is blocked not allowing the vapor to escape so it backs up the fill neck and shuts the pump off. The most likely is the neck is actually blocked or has an obstruction in it. The last possible cause is there is a check valve I believe in the tank on this vehicle, that could be stuck or blocked.

If it were me, I would just remove the filler tube and check it the tube and see if there is anything blocking it.

That is great. Can you let us know what solved this issue but then we are going to have to start a new post for this issue. The reason is others will not find the solution under this post. We need to keep each to one topic.

Let's start a new post and if you can check the fuel pressure on the rail with running each tank so we can start there.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-check-fuel-system-pressure-and-regulator

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/new

Good morning.

I would remove your new filler neck and check inside for the old inner liner and see if it is causing an obstruction when filling.

Yes, it is a venting issue but first, you need to be sure there is nothing blocking the fuel from going into the tank when filling.

Roy

REMOVAL

1. Drain fuel to a level (approximately 3/4 full) below the fuel tank filler connection by using the fuel hose at the fuel pump to fuel tube connection.
2. Detach fuel filler pipe from support bracket and disconnect fuel filler and vent hoses.
3. Loosen clamp attaching filler pipe and disconnect hose from the pipe, pulling the internal fuel tube from tank filler neck.
4. Remove the three retainer screws that attach the filler pipe flange to the body fuel filler housing.
5. Remove fuel filler pipe from vehicle.
6. Remove hose and clamps. Replace all damaged or worn parts.

Did you disturb anything on top of the tank? You gave no indication of working on top of the tank.

You did say you cut the line from the filler neck to inside the tank. That is where your issue is located if that is the case.

Roy

The part you did not get out is what concerns me.

When you installed the new neck, that hose may have collapsed and is now a restriction.

Roy

Your words.

"When I got it it had the tube that come down the inside of the filler tube which my other one that I took off at did not have that tube on. So I cut it off and I do not think I should have."

This is what I am basing my replies on from what you said in your original post.

Roy