Do you ear the pump turning while you turn key? If so, probably air in the pipe. Turn key a few time to prime. If not, maybe you broke the connector on the sending unit or having a bad ground to the tank
SOURCE: 92 Dodge Dakota fuel pump
THATS 100% Right!!!!There pretty easy to change.Be careful removing top lies do to rust and various other problems.Dont bend them I'm sure you know the drill.As far as the filler neck try and loosen it at the tank which is probably where your leak is coming from.After you get clamp off there another tube thats inside there,the big filler hose for your venting while filling it up.Be sure not to wreck it>When you undo the hose you'll have to work a little bit getting it of but pull it all the way out so you dont damage the venting hose inside of the filler hose.Thats it.Good luck to you and remember take your time and it should work out great for ya.Thanks for asking...
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SOURCE: 1999 CAVALIER WON'T TAKE GAS INTO TANK
i have the same problem with mine i have found i have no evap tube hooked into the gas filler neck or the tank so make sure your evap tube is in place and connected
SOURCE: Siphon gas from a 1999 suburban
easy ,take pipe off under the bonnet that feeds the injection system ,then run a wire direct from the battery to the live wire on the pump ,on top of the sender unit under the seat are two heavy wires and two light wires ,well teh heavy wires are the feed and the earth for the fuel pump ,wire will spark if you touch the earth one or the pump will run if you hit the feed wire ,simple
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