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any FI guys use(d) a Bosch 040 in-tank fuel pump?

Old Aug 14, 2008 | 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Superado
same here

just curious how you filtered the inlet and what you ran from the outlet to tie into the stock fuel line...
I've seen a few write-ups where they used a bulkhead AN fitting on the hanger...then adapted from AN to stock...
the pump has an internal screen as a filter, I just used that. Then I used good line and connected it the same was the factory does to the top of the bucket.

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Old Aug 14, 2008 | 09:41 AM
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thanks Rick...
this may be a stupid question, but...the springs are just to keep the bucket on the bottom of tank at all times, correct...no other purpose...
and if so...manufacturers use that longer convoluted hose just in case you have to collapse the springs during install?
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Originally Posted by Superado
thanks Rick...
this may be a stupid question, but...the springs are just to keep the bucket on the bottom of tank at all times, correct...no other purpose...
and if so...manufacturers use that longer convoluted hose just in case you have to collapse the springs during install?
You are correct.

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