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Isn't there a low fuel pressure sensor deleo on the side of the FPR that can be reused?
Water in fuel sensor,
Heater bowl sensor
and 1 other sensor.
No fuel pressure sensor that I can recall.
I have no sensors hooked up to my fuel bowl.
I cannot remember what the sensor on the bottom of the fuel bowl is, but I have not had that one since I bought the truck, and I took out the water sensor too.
Water in fuel sensor,
Heater bowl sensor
and 1 other sensor.
No fuel pressure sensor that I can recall.
I have no sensors hooked up to my fuel bowl.
I cannot remember what the sensor on the bottom of the fuel bowl is, but I have not had that one since I bought the truck, and I took out the water sensor too.
Its de fuel restriction sensor, in the early bowls was on the bottom (back) and in later on the FPR.
Some people uses the connector to that sensor to activate the new fuel electric pump. IDK
You shouldn't need any of the fuel bowl stuff plugged in, even on the cali. It might trip the CEL without the EBPV plugged in.. Not sure on the cali trucks. That should be about all you need to worry about that might trip the CEL with this project.
What size are the fittings on the back of the heads I believe its called an AN fitting. I am running 1/4 as braided to te existing and need to know what fitting to use??
that's what I was thinking Jim. There is a 4x4 dually in town here that I see once in awhile and it looks really good. they look agressive when level and with AT or MT tires. If beds were easier to find I would consider it although it makes no sense for what I do with the truck as it is.
I got my 8'x8' flatbed with boxes and installed for about $3500. With a gooseneck hitch.
Project has been on hold. Threw my back and hip out sneezing. OUCH!!! Been laid up at the house and unable to work on the rig. This sucks!!! Just got some wiring and put everything back on. Man I want to get this beast back on the road.
Using the fuel bowl bolts. So the Y will be under the the Y tube infront of the turbo. So
It will be down in there and thats why the fep is at an angle. I can get away with shorter supply and return lines. Getting those pressed at a local shop. Just got to get it set in place and get some measurements.
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