build-steps:fuel_line_to_tank
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| [[Tools:1/2 inch breaker bar]]\\ | [[Tools:1/2 inch breaker bar]]\\ | ||
| - | [[Tools:Cheater pipe]]\\ | + | [[Tools:Nickle]]\\ |
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| + | [[Tools:7mm socket]]\\ | ||
| + | [[Tools:1/4 extension]]\\ | ||
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| * Take a piece of the line that was cut off and slice it down the middle and slide it over the espar line. | * Take a piece of the line that was cut off and slice it down the middle and slide it over the espar line. | ||
| * It’s a very snug fit but if you put the slit factory line down in the clip in the fuel pump with some pressure it will slide through. This way the line is well attached to the pump and having it stay snug is important as if it pops out the customers heater will stop when there is still plenty of fuel in the tank. If it’s too snug to pop in cut the part down to about a ¼” and that makes it easier for it to pop in. Use something metal or hard to push with as your finger may not be enough. See photo G | * It’s a very snug fit but if you put the slit factory line down in the clip in the fuel pump with some pressure it will slide through. This way the line is well attached to the pump and having it stay snug is important as if it pops out the customers heater will stop when there is still plenty of fuel in the tank. If it’s too snug to pop in cut the part down to about a ¼” and that makes it easier for it to pop in. Use something metal or hard to push with as your finger may not be enough. See photo G | ||
| - | * Slide smaller split loom down the plastic fuel line and wrap electrical tape around both ends. It should be XXX long | + | * Slide smaller split loom down the plastic fuel line and wrap electrical tape around both ends. It should be |
| * You can now pop the fuel pump back in. Be careful not to break any of the lines going to it. | * You can now pop the fuel pump back in. Be careful not to break any of the lines going to it. | ||
| * Orient it back to how it was based on the mark you made or was already there. Have the bottom of the pump directly below and press down. Take the ring and slide it over. Line up factory chalk or sharpie line so once tight it will line up. You should be able to get it on just enough for it to stay down with your hands. | * Orient it back to how it was based on the mark you made or was already there. Have the bottom of the pump directly below and press down. Take the ring and slide it over. Line up factory chalk or sharpie line so once tight it will line up. You should be able to get it on just enough for it to stay down with your hands. | ||
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