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11-05-2018, 09:32 AM
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I bought Clay’s setup and honestly I wish I hadn’t. I bought fuel line and fuel injection clamps off Amazon. You’ll need 2 compression fittings and some brake line, pvc cutter and tube bender. The RACOR filter can be purchased from the Racor store buy the 1/2” one.
NOTE: When you drop the tank BEFORE you open it… mark the collar, sending unit and tank! This will ensure you put everything back on identical and you put it back on as tight as you took it off.
NOTE: When you drop the tank BEFORE you open it… mark the collar, sending unit and tank! This will ensure you put everything back on identical and you put it back on as tight as you took it off.
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11-05-2018, 11:14 AM
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I bought Clay’s setup and honestly I wish I hadn’t. I bought fuel line and fuel injection clamps off Amazon. You’ll need 2 compression fittings and some brake line, pvc cutter and tube bender. The RACOR filter can be purchased from the Racor store buy the 1/2” one.
NOTE: When you drop the tank BEFORE you open it… mark the collar, sending unit and tank! This will ensure you put everything back on identical and you put it back on as tight as you took it off.
I marked the position of the sending unit for proper orientation, but didn't mark the screw-on collar and that left me wondering how tight to make it upon reassembly. I don't like crossing my fingers after I do a mod or repair, marking the collar is sound advice that will help keep you from losing sleep over it.
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