Walbro 450 Install (in progress)
#21
No, supposably he was running it 100% stock with just the Walbro. I just want to know what that grey canister thing is next to the pump and how he got buy without that being connected. Hopefully he chimes in soon. I just don't want to hack this all up and then have to buy a new sending unit. Im currently stuck driving this truck bedless till i figure something out lol.
#23
I was about two weeks ago. I thought i understood how to do it until i pulled it all apart. Thankfully i was able to get most of the stock **** back together. I will run it the way he did, once I found out what that grey canister and jet thing that is mounted to the side of it is, and how it will work without it.
#24
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That is the fuel filter. Haven't seen this particular module in person, but looks like the metal thing attached to it is the regulator. There should also be a siphon/venturi system to suck up fuel from the bottom of the tank to fill the bucket...look for a funnel shaped opening on the bottom of the bucket. The venturi is driven by a jet of fuel sprayed up into it. This jet is supplied by excess fuel dumped by the regulator or another source of pressurized fuel....possibly that long black tube. So before you start cutting things out, take a close look at all the plumbing to figure out what you will be losing.
Last edited by DrX; 03-13-2015 at 05:11 PM.
#25
That is the fuel filter. Haven't seen this particular module in person, but looks like the metal thing attached to it is the regulator. There should also be a siphon/venturi system to suck up fuel from the bottom of the tank to fill the bucket...look for a funnel shaped opening on the bottom of the bucket. The venturi is driven by a jet of fuel sprayed up into it. This jet is supplied by excess fuel dumped by the regulator or another source of pressurized fuel. So before you start cutting things out, take a close look at all the plumbing to figure out what you wil lbe losing.
#26
That is the fuel filter. Haven't seen this particular module in person, but looks like the metal thing attached to it is the regulator. There should also be a siphon/venturi system to suck up fuel from the bottom of the tank to fill the bucket...look for a funnel shaped opening on the bottom of the bucket. The venturi is driven by a jet of fuel sprayed up into it. This jet is supplied by excess fuel dumped by the regulator or another source of pressurized fuel....possibly that long black tube. So before you start cutting things out, take a close look at all the plumbing to figure out what you will be losing.