Just wondering about how long it takes to install the airdog systemfor the Average back yard mechanic

 

around 3 hours or so

 

If you still have the stock LP on the side of the motor it's pretty easy. The worst part is getting the blue clip on top of the tank off. The easiest way that I've found is to use a needle nose with a 90* bend at the end. Be patient or you will brake it. Also before you dive into it make sure all the parts are there. I dont see it being a problem, but I've heard of to many stories of people tearing every thing off and then end up missing one fitting.

 

Yea not to bad. My clip of the top of fuel tank came off pretty easy and I did use same pair of long needle nose. Hardest part for me was getting the hoses ran the way I wanted and getting those fittings to slid up in the hose till I putting fittings in freezer so they would shrink down a little.

 

Are you talking about the 100 or the 150? Cause I bought the 150 and after looking at the instructions it looks like I have to drill a hole in the tank and drop in a feed pipe. Or can I just pull the clip off the top of the fuel tank and go that route?

I'd rather not drill the tank unless I really need to.

 

the 150AD will drain the factory fuel canister so you will have to drill the tank and install the 1/2" drawstraw that came with it.

 

Mark,

you notice any problems when the tank gets down to the bottom (1/8 of a tank or lower)?

 

Yea i was talking about a 100 dont know about a 150 think you have to drill the tank somewhere i was reading you could use on out of a jeep 05 jeep liberty I beleave because it didnt have the pump in there but dont know if this is true or not. Mine is on a 99 and I know yours is diffrent. Might give give airdog a quick call to verify if it could be done or not.