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Old 02-21-2013, 12:47 PM
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Ready to install Fass 150, use sump or straw? +other Q's

So I don't have the hutch or harpoon mod so I'm thinking of using the sump for the quickest easiest way of providing fuel to the new to me, (used) Fass pump/filters.

1. Will I need any type of pre-filter if I use a sump? (not sure if the Fass pulls through it's filter or pushes through it's filter and don't want to damage the pump).

2. Even if I don't need it, is a screen filter of some kind advisable?)

3. Eliminate the stock pump? (I think I read someone used an Airdog or Fass in conjunction with the stock pump.) any benefit to this route like better supply? Any cons?

4. Can I just cut the existing supply line and plug it so I don't have to drop the tank when going the sump route?

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FASS 150, AutoMeter EGT/Trans/Boost, TS 6 chip, 4" turbo back, BD GTP38, IH Bellowed, polished X pipe, AirRaid intake w/AFE Pro Guard 7, stiffer fuel pressure spring, stock sticks & HPOP, AIH Delete, HPX, .50cent mod, 6.0 IC, Vulcan VPMax boots, JW trans, w/spin on filter, Hughes deep pan, Fluidyne HF HD Trans Cooler w/Spal fan, DieselSite Coolant Filter running CAT ELC, Archoil additives,
 
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Originally Posted by suburbanM3
So I don't have the hutch or harpoon mod so I'm thinking of using the sump for the quickest easiest way of providing fuel to the new to me, (used) Fass pump/filters.

1. Will I need any type of pre-filter if I use a sump? (not sure if the Fass pulls through it's filter or pushes through it's filter and don't want to damage the pump).

2. Even if I don't need it, is a screen filter of some kind advisable?)

3. Eliminate the stock pump? (I think I read someone used an Airdog or Fass in conjunction with the stock pump.) any benefit to this route like better supply? Any cons?

4. Can I just cut the existing supply line and plug it so I don't have to drop the tank when going the sump route?

Thanks!
Brian



2001 F350 7.3 CC LB, SRW, 4wd, 242k,
FASS 150, AutoMeter EGT/Trans/Boost, TS 6 chip, 4" turbo back, BD GTP38, IH Bellowed, polished X pipe, AirRaid intake w/AFE Pro Guard 7, stiffer fuel pressure spring, stock sticks & HPOP, AIH Delete, HPX, .50cent mod, 6.0 IC, Vulcan VPMax boots, JW trans, w/spin on filter, Hughes deep pan, Fluidyne HF HD Trans Cooler w/Spal fan, DieselSite Coolant Filter running CAT ELC, Archoil additives,
1. I don't have one.

2. If you want one then go for it. I considered it but I figured it would be fine

3. As far as I know it deletes the stock pump. Really no point in keeping it.

4. I cut the factory line so I could put it back to stock and ran a new larger line.

Here is what mine looked like.
 
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Old 02-22-2013, 12:10 AM
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hey Andrew, That's the same one I just ordered from Beans....I like the design better than the competition (looks easier to install) and they are closing them out for $120.

looks like you pulled the tank. I hate the idea of pulling mine but like most mods, it always seems more difficult than it actually ends up being in the end.

Did you see any MPG gain?
 
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You can do it with the tank in. But I have dropped my tank easily 10 times. I had my tank out in about 25 minutes.

Any MPG gain was not noticeable. I just like the idea of being able to drain my tank with the removal of one plug. And I don't like the factory pick up. They are troublesome..

Keep in mind that a sump is not DOT approved. I could care less.. but just so you know.
 
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Old 02-22-2013, 08:44 PM
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Anybody else out there running an Airdog or Fass that can chime in?
 
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