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Old Sep 21, 2008 | 05:28 PM
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Espar install Qustion

I am finishing up on an espar install only have the fuel line to go. I was wondering if I can remove the fuel line with out dropping the tank. How does the return line fitting come apart? Thanks
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Old Sep 21, 2008 | 09:03 PM
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Not sure about the espar, but the webasto I put on my 03. Had to drill a hole in the fuel tank sender/pump housing. My install kit came with the stand pipe, little bushing to put into the top of the sender housing. The info was for 03 to 07 trucks. Did you buy it from a Semi truck dealership?. The dorman fitting that is on your truck will come apart with little screw driver. But you cant hook your websato to the stock fuel lines. I have taken tech coarses on both of these heaters. There fuel pumps are designed to suck, not be forced fuel like the in-tank would do.
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Old Sep 24, 2008 | 09:08 PM
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Hey han sorry I missed you this week just got in from northern mine anyways got it in today it is hooked up to the fuel return line port. That espar sounds like an airplane when it fires up. Anyways I hope it doesnt kill my batteries now.
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