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Old Mar 13, 2020 | 09:34 PM
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Hey guys doing a ls swap on a 84z28 Needed a new fuel sending unit which came in today I also have my fuel pump question. My 1st swap trying my best to do all the work myself Fuel sending unit has 4 lines. From my understanding you only need 3 of them for the swap(feed, return, vent ) My question is (since sending unit didn’t come with instructions) which line do I not need(cut/plug) And which lines do I run for feed, vent, return
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Old Mar 14, 2020 | 07:44 AM
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Re: Ls swap

Originally Posted by Derek James

Hey guys doing a ls swap on a 84z28 Needed a new fuel sending unit which came in today I also have my fuel pump question. My 1st swap trying my best to do all the work myself Fuel sending unit has 4 lines. From my understanding you only need 3 of them for the swap(feed, return, vent ) My question is (since sending unit didn’t come with instructions) which line do I not need(cut/plug) And which lines do I run for feed, vent, return
Just trace the lines. The line that ends right over the pump mount is the feed. The shorter one is the return. The one with the white valve is the vent. The last is for evap.
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Old Mar 14, 2020 | 09:31 AM
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Re: Ls swap

What Shifty said. Also, this video might be helpful to you:


this has a lot of info too:

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