Bart F-350
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Well, I don't really like to invent the wheel for a second time,hence my questions.
I got my rear tank full of fresh dieselfuel, and now know that they are (the both) 19 gal. or 72 Liter.
I undid the flexible hose from the steel lines to the pump, earlier on to see if the engine still ran, with a external fuelsource.
then I used a electric fuel pump to suck the fuel through the plastic lines until just before the lift pump, so that part is now full, and the gauge indicates a full tank. Check!
that only leaves me to find a way to connect my temporary fuel filter set up.
I found out that Ford uses a 3/8th? hard line from the lift pump to the filter head, the famous one with the "olives".
Why are this and the line from the filter to the feed from the IP hard lines? does that has to do with the 5 psi pressure that should be there?
If I can do that part with fuel hose for the time beeing, I can get my truck running, and tested and with that get my French CG (Carte Grise, something like your title I think), That took me only from 2005 when I bought her!
I got my rear tank full of fresh dieselfuel, and now know that they are (the both) 19 gal. or 72 Liter.
I undid the flexible hose from the steel lines to the pump, earlier on to see if the engine still ran, with a external fuelsource.
then I used a electric fuel pump to suck the fuel through the plastic lines until just before the lift pump, so that part is now full, and the gauge indicates a full tank. Check!
that only leaves me to find a way to connect my temporary fuel filter set up.
I found out that Ford uses a 3/8th? hard line from the lift pump to the filter head, the famous one with the "olives".
Why are this and the line from the filter to the feed from the IP hard lines? does that has to do with the 5 psi pressure that should be there?
If I can do that part with fuel hose for the time beeing, I can get my truck running, and tested and with that get my French CG (Carte Grise, something like your title I think), That took me only from 2005 when I bought her!