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#41
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That bag needs to be sitting flat on the bottom of the fuel tank. The way it is now, anything under half tank probably results in bad fuel surge.
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#42
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Tode, see how you've got a speedflow fitting screwed into the pump? That is a bit too long, and its making the sock sit really low, which means it would be getting squashed up against the bottom of the tank.
Get a barbed brass screw in fitting instead. It screws straight into the pump, and the hose pushes onto that. It should lift the sock up a bit higher. |
#43
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yeh iv managed to raise the pump a bit. I fitted a different fitting to the outlet - off the 040 - saved nearly an inch there.
Im also taking off the speedflow fitting - and just going to put a clamped hose from the screw in black fitting to the fuel sock. should save about 2 inches there. I'l finish the job tomorrow, got work now hopefully that will solve some issues, or open up another can of worms |
#44
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haha hopefully that should sort ya out man
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#45
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Come over and grab my standard assembly and make sure your sock is at the same height/angle without crushing feed lines.
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#46
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#48
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ok i fitted the now raised fuel sock. Looking at pics around the net - I think thats around the stock position.
Anyway, it hasnt fixed anything It feels a little better, but i think i have another issue... Will have to book it in to a dyno i guess |
#49
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Might be a bit of a long shot... But have u checked ur fuel filter?
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#50
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at this point i would be asking myself....why does it have to happen to me?
as i said get JMAX'S stock fuel assembly and try it out as i betcha that pump is faulty |
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044, bosch, fitted, surging, worse |
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