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02-02-2025, 12:41 AM
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All about them K’s
 
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Re: I feel like I messed up bad - new to me truck issues after purchase
I see you’ve got the NL2 aux fuel tank. You need to verify which tank it is pulling from. There should be a manual valve on the drivers floor near the bottom of the door, kinda between the door and the side of the seat. The valve will allow you to select between the cab tank and the tank below the bed. You won’t be able to properly diagnose this until you find out which tank it running on.
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