greenworks

I just spent the last hour or so search and reading about helping restricitions in the fuel pickup and am more confused than ever as to what works and if it is needed, note I do not want a bottom feed setup at all.
Do I really need to modify or change the fuel pickup tube or should it be looked at ... I run two pumps an essex pump and a carter (when the carter goes I am planning on putting the second essex in as a replacement. However I have take the tank out this weekend and figured it would be a good time to do it.

Thoughts please

greenworks

I was reading my Dodge CD Service manual and it states there is an extra fuel pick up that is capped has anubody ever used this? I would then run two 3/8" lines to the first lp, that way that lift pump would take all it can pump and send it to the second and so on? Just a thought

Anybody??

blackdiesel

i wouldnt go pressing us if i were you... you might want to read the thread HERE they are running him right on down the road for that one

greenworks

Just asking a question go easy

Also who is "us" my 400 plus posts helping folks and asking questions must not get me in that group.

blackdiesel

oh i didnt mean anything by it. just giving you a heads up.

greenworks

Sorry not tring to start anything but I was reading your shown thread and didn't see anything in comparison to what fella did, guys like him should be tossed he actually was calling names to helpfull people all I did was put two question marks behind anybody

blackdiesel

I figured out myself, no thanks to the 12 nuckleheads who viewed and did not answer!

He implied that nobody was helping him fast enough.

1ST GEN.

Haisley carries a 1/2'' tank pickup, but I think the 3/8'' Pickup does alright

greenworks

1st gen that would be a 1/2" replacement that fits into the fuel pickup module, or a seperate fitting that mounts elsewhere

1ST GEN.

its a complete 1/2'' pickup that fits into the tank module