How to remove the fuel tank on Lexus RX330?

Opening your fuel filler cap lets the fuel tank pressure escape, making maintenance easier. Take the terminal cable off from the end where the car's battery connects. Take out the fuel pump and fuel sensor. To keep fuel safe, drain it into a legal container with a siphon set, which most auto part stores sell. Put the vehicle on jack stands, but raised enough to keep it off the ground. To service models built before 2008, you must disconnect the exhaust system from just behind the catalytic converter to the muffler's tailpipe. On 4WD models, remove the driveshaft. Take off both the fuel tank protectors and the fuel tank heat shield. Loosen a screw-clamped clamp to detach the fuel filler neck hose from the fuel tank, and afterward work on two smaller clamps using springs to disconnect the EVAP hoses. Validate the fuel tank before you loosen the bolts to pull it out from its position on the car. After making the tank lower by about six inches, check that all electric wires, the fuel lines, and EVAP hoses have been completely disconnected. When done, first install the fuel straps with tightened bolts, then reposition the tank back on its position before reconnecting all the systems progressively.

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Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank Assembly
Part Number: 77001-0E010
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Tank Assy, Fuel; Fuel Tank
- Replaces: 77001-48070
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Lexus's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2004-2006 Lexus RX330 | STD | 6 Cyl 3.3L | 3MZFE; MCU33L-AWAGKA, 3MZFE; MCU33L-CWAGKA, MCU38L-AWAGKA, MCU38L-CWAGKA
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Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank Assembly
Part Number: 77001-48070
$1094.27 MSRP: $1516.80
You Save: $422.53 (28%)
ADD TO CART
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Tank Assy, Fuel
- Replaced by: 77001-0E010
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Lexus's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2004-2006 Lexus RX330 | STD | 6 Cyl 3.3L | 3MZFE; MCU33L-AWAGKA, MCU38L-AWAGKA
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Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank Assembly
Part Number: 77001-0E020
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Tank Assy, Fuel
- Replaces: 77001-48090
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Lexus's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2006 Lexus RX330 | STD | 6 Cyl 3.5L | 2GRFE; GSU30L-AWAGKA, 2GRFE; GSU30L-CWAGKA, GSU35L-AWAGKA, GSU35L-CWAGKA
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Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank Assembly
Part Number: 77001-48090
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Tank Assy, Fuel; Fuel Tank
- Replaced by: 77001-0E020
- Replaces: 77001-0E020
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Lexus's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2006 Lexus RX330 | STD | 6 Cyl 3.5L | 2GRFE; GSU30L-AWAGKA, GSU35L-AWAGKA

Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank

The Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank is a strong, protected reservoir that safely stores gasoline to feed the engine in all driving conditions. Inside, an electric pump and level sender rest submerged in the fuel, and in such a position ensures that the components are cool and pressure is constant. Strategically placed baffles break up slosh to keep the pickup covered during sharp turns, and the tank integrates with the EVAP system to trap vapors before they escape. Over the years, the model has employed two main Fuel Tank constructions, traditional stamped steel and lighter High Density Polyethylene, both of which are shaped so that they tuck under the rear floor where it is hit by road spray, salt, and flying debris. Steel is puncture resistant but may corrode or rust, and plastic shrugs off oxidation but may be prone to cracking due to extreme temperatures or heavy impacts. Both styles allow the owner of a Lexus to have peace of mind, and in all RX330 variants, the Fuel Tank will work with a filler neck, vent passages, and a sealed cap to provide a closed circuit of fuel delivery. Drivers of Lexus RX330 enjoy consistent range and quieter rides thanks to these thoughtfully engineered features of the Fuel Tank that make the Lexus RX330 unique when compared to other simpler designs. The Fuel Tank is designed to withstand various environmental challenges, ensuring durability and reliability for all Lexus RX330 owners.

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Lexus RX330 Fuel Tank Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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77001-0E010
Q: How to remove the fuel tank on Lexus RX330?
A:
Opening your fuel filler cap lets the fuel tank pressure escape, making maintenance easier. Take the terminal cable off from the end where the car's battery connects. Take out the Fuel Pump and fuel sensor. To keep fuel safe, drain it into a legal container with a siphon set, which most auto part stores sell. Put the vehicle on jack stands, but raised enough to keep it off the ground. To service models built before 2008, you must disconnect the exhaust system from just behind the catalytic converter to the muffler's tailpipe. On 4WD models, remove the driveshaft. Take off both the fuel tank protectors and the fuel tank heat shield. Loosen a screw-clamped clamp to detach the fuel filler neck hose from the fuel tank, and afterward work on two smaller clamps using springs to disconnect the EVAP hoses. Validate the fuel tank before you loosen the bolts to pull it out from its position on the car. After making the tank lower by about six inches, check that all electric wires, the fuel lines, and EVAP hoses have been completely disconnected. When done, first install the fuel straps with tightened bolts, then reposition the tank back on its position before reconnecting all the systems progressively.