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How far do I open screw on fuel tank? Fuel not getting through for Smoke Hollow proseries grill.

Had tank refilled. Not sure how to turn screw to open. Clockwise all the way leaks fuel.

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Try this:
Reset the regulator by turning off the burners on your gas grill. Turn off the propane tank and disconnect the hose from the tank. With your gas grill lid open, turn the burner knobs to high for about two minutes, and then turn them off again. Reconnect the hose to your propane tank and slowly turn on the gas.
*** some regulators, not all need this to be done for safety.

Hope I helped

  • Mike Jones
    Mike Jones Jun 17, 2018


    Sorry, I just re=read your post and seen the Had tank refilled. You may have lost the rubber seal in the tank. Look into the part where you screw the Regulator into you should see a rubber seat in there.






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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 10, 2008

SOURCE: not able to figure out how to get the fuel tank open

push either the left or right end of the gas tank door, its similar to a lever door, basically you as you push one side in the other comes out.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 16, 2008

SOURCE: fuel tank

IF you pop your truck remove the plastic insert that hold in the trunks carpet on the right side you see a little box that has a push pull button on it. This controls your release for your fuel tank door.
PLay with it you will figure it out....

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 26, 2009

SOURCE: replace fuel pump 2002 GMC Sierra

I don't think there is enought slack to drop the tank without unhooking the lines. You can take this advise if you want or not its up to you, but i always found it easier to unbolt the bed and lift it back about a foot and i could get right at the sender where the pump is and in some cases i dident even have to unhook the fuel lines, pull the sending unit out chg. the pump and put it back together. Or you can do it the other way, unhook the lines, electrical wires, filler hose, and straps, if its got gas in it better have some help 8# a gal. adds up.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 24, 2009

SOURCE: 1995 Ford Mustang Fuel Siphon Problem

it should have a guard where it goes into the tank to prevent people from stealing gas. my recommendation is A. try a long skinnier hose and dip it down as far as possible and then retrieve it and see if the end is wet with fuel. B. drop the fuel tank.

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art185607

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  • Posted on Sep 30, 2010

SOURCE: my trunk and fuel tank

Be sure to check any and all fuses and relays according to the owners manual.
or Call a dealer and I'm sure they can assist you over the phone.

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