OEM Fuel Tank setup to minimize fuel starve
#33
Agreed. But I do like less external hoses to deal with. And since they have AN fitting, less cost too. You said you were at 450, and I would bet the other solution would come in at 550 installed. Really short lines, tapping in at the tank connections, mounting this where the charcoal canister is located.
So now we are at 550 for a surge tank. For 800 more I get a fuel sell with surge tank.
So now we are at 550 for a surge tank. For 800 more I get a fuel sell with surge tank.
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Being a newbie wrt anything related to fuel delivery, I have a couple questions:
- What is the blue item - filter?
- I see the return from the surge tank to the OEM tank - that down pipe directed into the bowl?
- I am a bit lost on the flow directions at the external pump - I see one from the TOP of the surge tank to the bottom of the external pump.... and I see one going from the bottom of the surge tank, through the regulator, and up into the external pump. What is the purpose of the line connecting the TOP of the surge tank to the external pump? Which direction dues fuel flow through the connecting line?
- Where, exac tly, do you have the surge tank located?
Great job on the diagram. A pic would really help - the only time I *may* have seen the tank was when removing the trunk liners to install coil overs.... but wasn't paying any attention to tank back then.... Still have trunk liners in, so do not have any type of mental picture to reference.
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I do all the work on my car, with access to a full shop when needed. So I am labor. I give myself a huge discount too.
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- What is the blue item - filter?
- I see the return from the surge tank to the OEM tank - that down pipe directed into the bowl?
- I am a bit lost on the flow directions at the external pump - I see one from the TOP of the surge tank to the bottom of the external pump.... and I see one going from the bottom of the surge tank, through the regulator, and up into the external pump. What is the purpose of the line connecting the TOP of the surge tank to the external pump? Which direction dues fuel flow through the connecting line?
- Where, exactly, do you have the surge tank located?
Great job on the diagram. A pic would really help - the only time I *may* have seen the tank was when removing the trunk liners to install coil overs.... but wasn't paying any attention to tank back then.... Still have trunk liners in, so do not have any type of mental picture to reference.
- The Blue item is an adapter. It allows you to convert the OEM fuel line at the tank to -6AN
- For all non-DBW cars, we already have a return. So you would just connect to the existing return line. Location is a mute point.
- The flow in Out to fuel rail, in from Tank. So that line in question is the Feed line form the tank to the pump.
A pictures of the system would really show nothing at all. Mounting locations at best. The diagram is the best part.
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- The flow in Out to fuel rail, in from Tank. So that line in question is the Feed line form the tank to the pump.
What about the one from the TOP of the surge tank to the the external pump - what's it's purpose?