Fuel Pressure
Yes 2 pumps in case one fails. I've got a nifty little schematic so it will switch to the other if one fails. Only one will be running at any given time. I think the cost on the nifty little circuit is going to be too high for what it is worth. I may just go with an "A" "B" switch on the dash. 2 check valves should keep the fuel from back flowing into the one idle pump. Some of the Walbros have built in check valves, but the PSI rating is not high enough.
If I do it, I'll post pics and all on here.
I've got to keep the truck running before I can work on any add-on projects 2 weekends ago the boot and exhaust leak and now I got in it this morning and the starter is dead.[:@]
If I do it, I'll post pics and all on here.
I've got to keep the truck running before I can work on any add-on projects 2 weekends ago the boot and exhaust leak and now I got in it this morning and the starter is dead.[:@]
ORIGINAL: CowboyBob
2 weekends ago the boot and exhaust leak and now I got in it this morning and the starter is dead.[:@]
2 weekends ago the boot and exhaust leak and now I got in it this morning and the starter is dead.[:@]
How did you fix your manifold leak, and did you put the silicone boots on?
ORIGINAL: triton
The restriction is in the fuel lines themselves. The fittings may also restrict some whih is why I went with AN fittings. GDP's big line kit takes your fuel lines from about a 1/4" ( stock ) to 3/8".
The restriction is in the fuel lines themselves. The fittings may also restrict some whih is why I went with AN fittings. GDP's big line kit takes your fuel lines from about a 1/4" ( stock ) to 3/8".
Ok, AN fittings? Are they required for SS lines?




