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Old 06-09-2005, 12:14 PM   #20 (permalink)
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Quote: Originally Posted by Vector
I filled the stock filter /reg with JB water weld and put a cap on it its just a plug

i drilled a hole as close to inline with the top of the pump as i could. much like you would if you did a return to this location

no i never seem to ahve a camera around when i need to take pics

Nemo installed my return line system when he originaly tuned my emanage back almost a year ago. I know he put some sort of metal piece in the stock fpr to I guess bypass it. Will I need to fill it up with JB weld now too?

I will admit that I have no experience in messing with the fuel pump, etc so I'm kinda lost. If I could get a damn day off I would spend it under the car to see how this shit works.

Vector, what I plan on doing is replacing the walbro thats in there now with a new walbro (I think mine is failing), doing this mod to remove the bottle neck, and re-wiring it.
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