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I'll using my stock FPR. I'm gonna have the shop install the fuel pump and I will get them to hot wire it. I would install this myself but everything is so rusted up, I'm gonna have them replace the high pressure fuel line which connects to the assembly. I didn't think about changing my fuel filter, is this a big concern?
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#13 (permalink) |
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Here for the tuna.
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The fuel filter would just be a general maintainance issue, if you think it's fine then don't worry about it. But it's just something I would personally do because I'm weird like that.
![]() Watch out for that rust by your fuel pump assembly. If they snap off one too many studs, or torque your hard line a little too much, you will have a fuel leak and it will suck. Just a word of warning. Building a S/S line fuel pump assy with AN fittings might be a good idea too. |
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