fuel line issue
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Car: 70T/A, 87Formula, 02Hawk, 06 GTO
Engine: 400, 350, LS1, LS2
Transmission: M21, 700r4, T56, 4L65-E
Axle/Gears: 3:55, 2:77, 3:45, 3:46
Re: fuel line issue
Depends on what you are working with. Need more info.
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From: Central OH.
Car: 70T/A, 87Formula, 02Hawk, 06 GTO
Engine: 400, 350, LS1, LS2
Transmission: M21, 700r4, T56, 4L65-E
Axle/Gears: 3:55, 2:77, 3:45, 3:46
Re: fuel line issue
Does it run?
The 91 was FI, therefore there is a fuel pump in the tank. Two options. Run the electric in the tank with a regulator, or look at the sticky about how to convert your pickup. It's titled carb gas tank pickup, even has a couple photos. Personally I would retain the electric pump and use a regulator, may not be cheaper, but waaay less work. That would eliminate the need for a mechanical pump.
The 91 was FI, therefore there is a fuel pump in the tank. Two options. Run the electric in the tank with a regulator, or look at the sticky about how to convert your pickup. It's titled carb gas tank pickup, even has a couple photos. Personally I would retain the electric pump and use a regulator, may not be cheaper, but waaay less work. That would eliminate the need for a mechanical pump.
Re: fuel line issue
thanks for the help, so just stick with the electric pump, just run a regulator. another ?, there are two lines, any idea what one is return, or visa versa? thanks for the info.
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From: Central OH.
Car: 70T/A, 87Formula, 02Hawk, 06 GTO
Engine: 400, 350, LS1, LS2
Transmission: M21, 700r4, T56, 4L65-E
Axle/Gears: 3:55, 2:77, 3:45, 3:46
Re: fuel line issue
Are the lines the same size? If not, and this is only a guess, but the smaller line should be the return. There some other posts about the type of regulator to run, because it also should utilize a by-pass to route exess fuel back to the tank to extend pump life. good luck.
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From: Central OH.
Car: 70T/A, 87Formula, 02Hawk, 06 GTO
Engine: 400, 350, LS1, LS2
Transmission: M21, 700r4, T56, 4L65-E
Axle/Gears: 3:55, 2:77, 3:45, 3:46
Re: fuel line issue
Maybe you could energize the pump and see which line the fuel comes out of? Be careful it will be a good amount!
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Yes, you would have to remove the in-tank electric if it isn't powered.
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