THE 0NE

i have a 2003 dodge and want to run the gdp fuel system but i am mounting a fuel cell does the gdp kit bypass the stock fuel pump completley? or will i have to put a in take pump in the cell????? and run the system in conjunction?

bekim

For a 2003 with the pump on the filter cannister, it would be bypassed. No in tank unit is necessary. You can look at the install instructions on the GDP site.
Mike
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bdewey

The fuel system is bypassed you remove the filter mounted pump and install their billet adapter and the new lines goes off of that to the new Walbro pump. Easy to install don't worry.

lniemeyer2

Yep, what bdewey said. I just installed one for a buddy last weekend, it's what I will be doing when my stocker fails or I get some extra cash.

THE 0NE

ok sweet so i am hoping i can just plug it in ti thr bottom of the fuel cell and hook up a return line somewhere and be good? does anyone know of a truck with this fuel system and a aftermarket cell??? thanks

lniemeyer2

Everything's in the kit from DTR. Just remove the old pump and follow the directions for installing the new one.

bdewey

as long as fuel cell has return line and pick-up line you are good. Should be no problems. The pump mounts on the frame. You then mount the billet adapter on the filter canister and run your rubber hoses. Real basic set up. Kit also comes with the wires to power pump off old pumps power connecter.

THE 0NE

yeah the cell has two outlets than two vent holes on the top would anyone know what one to use? i am using the jazz fuel cell. 32 gallon than for the extra length i am using the blue push lock hose from summit racing

lniemeyer2

Ooops! Sorry I missed the part about the seperate cell, just go with what bdewey said.

bdewey

Usually your return line is smaller than the pick-up line. The pick-up line is 3/8" and the return usually 1/4" or 5/16". The pick-up usually is always bigger of two.