Delete stock Fuel Housing
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i like idear that i don't have climb on top engine no more change filter getting to old for that
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Ya pic up that system at walmart where they sell boating stuff $28.00 with filter then $20.00 in fittings, clamps, and fuel line
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Ya pic up that system at walmart where they sell boating stuff $28.00 with filter then $20.00 in fittings, clamps, and fuel line
Last edited by Crazy; 04-12-2011 at 09:37 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Crazy how far back did you tie into the existing fuel lines? I was going to do the same thing when I changed my lift pump in the near future. I'm also gonna add a pressure gauge and pressure regulator with return so I can always see if I have fuel coming in to the IP. Mine are getting a little rusty, may just replace whole thing and can route any way I want to.
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Crazy how far back did you tie into the existing fuel lines? I was going to do the same thing when I changed my lift pump in the near future. I'm also gonna add a pressure gauge and pressure regulator with return so I can always see if I have fuel coming in to the IP. Mine are getting a little rusty, may just replace whole thing and can route any way I want to.
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hey crazy,where did you get the set up from? been thinking about doing mine for a long time now and i really like your set up...
I got the set up at walmart where they sell the boating stuff
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What about your water in fuel light set up? Doesn't the fuel manager also have a fuel heater in it? Notice any difference in the performance of the engine since installing?
As for performance i have notice little difference there is lot better fuel flow i also notice fuel pressure stay at 7psi even under a load but i am running Heath Lift Pump.
Now if you want run a heater you can get the setup with heater and WIF in it but lot more money or can do what Ford did with there 6.9 and 7.3 get in line fuel heater which i may do if i decide stay in weather as for WIF i don't need it i drain my filter once month
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