by docmcg Sun Nov 29, 2020 9:28 amMy truck has been disassembled for such a long time and until recently, on a rotisserie. I’m now slowly reassembling. It’s been so long and I’ve forgotten the size of the fuel line from the tank to the fuel pump and which side of the truck it ran along. Can someone set me straight? I’m also considering an electric fuel pump, any negative thoughts on this?
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Routing fuel line
docmcg- Number of posts : 205
Location : Visalia, CA
Registration date : 2014-09-08
Keith D- Number of posts : 405
Location : El Dorado Hills, Ca
Registration date : 2016-11-25
5/16 line, down the passenger side, don't forget the grommets as it passes through each cross member.
I prefer to run a mechanical pump, never had a problem with one.
I prefer to run a mechanical pump, never had a problem with one.
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69- Number of posts : 434
Location : Germany, Nds
Registration date : 2016-10-18
Keith is right. I'd prefer mechanical pump as well. With an electrical, you might need to install a pressure limiter (depending on pump pressure).
I found my fuel filter pretty close to the exhaust manifold (might be worth relocating), basically straight below the passenger (on the undercarriage).
I found my fuel filter pretty close to the exhaust manifold (might be worth relocating), basically straight below the passenger (on the undercarriage).
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docmcg- Number of posts : 205
Location : Visalia, CA
Registration date : 2014-09-08
Thanks guys.
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