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Nice find! Possibly wasn't submersible rated hose.
CJM Fuel Pump install kit time ;) |
That's not doing you any favors...id hope the hose is rated for submersion. If not it should be available at any local parts house.
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Your fuel pump install kit uses a metal u pipe to remedy this tight bend correct? Plan on ordering one from you tonight. :tup: |
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Phunk, I am running the S1-E kit that is new with the stock hardline being used as return and also E85 and 1150cc injectors. I am having the issue of normal starts being fine especially on E85 but if I drive the car to operating temperature and then shut it off for a short period say to go inside a fast food joint or something ( more than 10 minutes but under 40 ) I am having a very hard time getting it to crank ( no priming, because I never expect this and think of trying to prime), sometimes it takes 8 cranks and once it starts it has low, terribly choppy idle for a minute or two and the first 30 seconds of driving I have terrible lag and no power almost as its trying to die but then it comes out of it and is fine. If it sits an hour or more it will always be fine with no starting issues... any ideas? |
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Yes we use a metal U-Pipe to accomplish the 180 degrees, with 2 short lengths of submersible hose on either end. |
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Just as an aside, my TT kit also came with a U-shaped hardline... I'd imagine most of these systems come with it for a reason... it would be a lot easier to just loop a hose. Just thinking out loud =) |
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BUT you'd be surprised how many shops cant make a proper bubble flare on that tube! We machined a custom die for that. |
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I'm having the same issues. But my hoses all looked fine. Guess ill have to dive further and inspect the hoses alot more cloesly
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Since this thread was last active, I have seen a small handful of cases of the gates submersible hoses failing just like what happened to Aviator44. I suspect that there was a bad batch produced by Gates. This was what prompted me to phase out the Gates submersible hoses and begin replacing them with convoluted PTFE or Nylon for our in-tank applications. That was why I sent you the updated PTFE hoses to replace them with since your kit was purchased around the same time. Id highly recommend installing them.
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