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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MustangChris" data-source="post: 911591" data-attributes="member: 10830">i hear that.if dropping the tank is the final solution, dont sweat it...you'll need a socket, an extention, a ratchet, a flat head + hammer, and those magical a/c hose disconnect tools.drop the 3 bolts holding the tank, disconnect the fuel lines (hardest part,) hit the fuel hat laterally with the flat head and hammer (to spin the hat) and lift the hat straight up.replace fuel pump(s), install is reverse of removal.we dropped my tank to install my pumps.then it went back in.then dropped it to run lines.then back in.then to install filler tube.then back in.now its back out to drill for the battery-relocation box.  :-(oh, if you do drop it, order a new filler tube gasket now.  replace it whenever you can because it goes bad every few years...seriously, to me, it sounds like a dirty MAF, but we shall see.</blockquote>