Pump relocation.
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My lift pump was only putting out 3 psi at idle so I parked the truck and ordered a new pump (stock) and relocation kit from Geno's. I'm home now and the first line of the instructions warns to have the tank at less than 1/4. Mine's full and I was hoping someone can let me know if they have done similar job and if I have to drain the tank or if I'll be O.K. Thanks in advance for the help.
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Don't you totally disconnect the line from on top of the fuel tank when doing the big line kit? That's what I had to do when installing my FASS.
Draining it is gonna be a PITA. More than likely you won't be able to syphon it. I think there's some sort ofball in there or something to prevent that. Not sure on that one though.
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Draining it is gonna be a PITA. More than likely you won't be able to syphon it. I think there's some sort ofball in there or something to prevent that. Not sure on that one though.
Good luck, and as always TAKE PICS !! [sm=Flahssssss.gif]
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just go to the auto parts store they probly have a plier set that pinches off hoses, i have some and theyre from snapon so they ALOT of money haha but you can always buy a cheapo for the jojb at home. pretty much a vise grip with a rounded edge on it so u dont cut the line, or if u really wanna be cheap wrap ur jaws on a vise grip with electrical tape, should hold very well and not puncture ur line. and another pointer DONT TRY AND USE A TORCH OR CUT OFF SAW TO CUT YOUR LINE!...hahaha im sure somsone out there has and will try it sometime
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The hard line on the frame rail dissapears over the tank to no pinching. I wimped out andjust replaced the pump at the motor. I'll move it when the tank is lower. Got my 13 psi back. I figure I can blow air through the lines toward the tank and that should prevent any siphoning. I have a close quarters tubing cutter that I can use. Thanks for all the input.
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