Fuel MODS needed?
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Fuel MODS needed?
As you can see, I have done several mods since I have found FTE! I still have to flush my trans, sonnax mod, add the external filter and fill with syn. fluid.
I think that my next mods should be to address the fuel!
Can I get a list of fuel mods to do from "easy and cheap" to "need to save for". Thanks for the help!
I think that my next mods should be to address the fuel!
Can I get a list of fuel mods to do from "easy and cheap" to "need to save for". Thanks for the help!
Last edited by Hotwheelbill; Apr 17, 2006 at 07:37 AM.
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Here's my story.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=260173
PSNut, JTHarvey, Cookie88 are some others that you could do a search on and find thier threads.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=260173
PSNut, JTHarvey, Cookie88 are some others that you could do a search on and find thier threads.
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From: New Hampshire
Hey Bill,
WOW....you've got PMS bad!
Cheap: get rid of the quick disconnects from the tank to the pump. I bought
3/8" diesel rated rubber line and replaced the entire run.Left the stock one in place.These folks have a kit for $50 that some people have used:
http://www.dieselinnovations.com/di....products&cat=2
Modified fuel delivery fix that Kwik uses with the stock regulator(under $100) or u can go external regulator( my set up with SS braided lines,about $400). Either one removes the tiny check valves and gives u good fuel flow and allows air to escape. Note: doing this mod will require extra fuel pumping capacity. Jeg's has
a nice 6psi 72gph pump(Carter P4070) for about $60:http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0307&langId=-1
Nut
WOW....you've got PMS bad!
Cheap: get rid of the quick disconnects from the tank to the pump. I bought
3/8" diesel rated rubber line and replaced the entire run.Left the stock one in place.These folks have a kit for $50 that some people have used:
http://www.dieselinnovations.com/di....products&cat=2
Modified fuel delivery fix that Kwik uses with the stock regulator(under $100) or u can go external regulator( my set up with SS braided lines,about $400). Either one removes the tiny check valves and gives u good fuel flow and allows air to escape. Note: doing this mod will require extra fuel pumping capacity. Jeg's has
a nice 6psi 72gph pump(Carter P4070) for about $60:http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0307&langId=-1
Nut
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From: Coal Valley, Illinois
Originally Posted by PSNut
Hey Bill,
WOW....you've got PMS bad!
Cheap: get rid of the quick disconnects from the tank to the pump. I bought
3/8" diesel rated rubber line and replaced the entire run.Left the stock one in place.These folks have a kit for $50 that some people have used:
http://www.dieselinnovations.com/di....products&cat=2
Modified fuel delivery fix that Kwik uses with the stock regulator(under $100) or u can go external regulator( my set up with SS braided lines,about $400). Either one removes the tiny check valves and gives u good fuel flow and allows air to escape. Note: doing this mod will require extra fuel pumping capacity. Jeg's has
a nice 6psi 72gph pump(Carter P4070) for about $60:http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0307&langId=-1
Nut
WOW....you've got PMS bad!
Cheap: get rid of the quick disconnects from the tank to the pump. I bought
3/8" diesel rated rubber line and replaced the entire run.Left the stock one in place.These folks have a kit for $50 that some people have used:
http://www.dieselinnovations.com/di....products&cat=2
Modified fuel delivery fix that Kwik uses with the stock regulator(under $100) or u can go external regulator( my set up with SS braided lines,about $400). Either one removes the tiny check valves and gives u good fuel flow and allows air to escape. Note: doing this mod will require extra fuel pumping capacity. Jeg's has
a nice 6psi 72gph pump(Carter P4070) for about $60:http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0307&langId=-1
Nut
Where did you put the pre-pump, pretty close to the tank? Did you wire in series with the factory pump? I think I am going to order one. Thanks.
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From: New Hampshire
Originally Posted by hink10
Nut,
Where did you put the pre-pump, pretty close to the tank? Did you wire in series with the factory pump? I think I am going to order one. Thanks.
Where did you put the pre-pump, pretty close to the tank? Did you wire in series with the factory pump? I think I am going to order one. Thanks.
BTW, i see that Jeg's is now a sponsor....cool!
Nut
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