Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #25 – October 16, 2020, 11:07:02 am FSD's are $168, delivered, from Shockwarehouse.com Quote Selected
Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #26 – October 16, 2020, 11:08:21 am FSD a great bang for the $$$ upgrade Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #27 – October 16, 2020, 11:30:55 am MT TED your unihome is about one ton lighter that a Unicoach. Or more. Most in the front structure and the front mounted generator.Koni made the new design to fix the Unicoach issues. Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #28 – October 16, 2020, 01:08:23 pm So, what does it take to replace the fuel lines, how is it done? Empty diesel fuel tank, disconnect all fuel lines from the fuel tank, remove the tank out. Trace and find the fuel lines in tight slot where it is tagged along with other things, such as electrical cables, get it free, go to one end, attach a new line to each line and pull through, tag it back in, close up the tight slot and tidy up the lines and all the other cables disturbed then reconnect each end to engine, aqua hot and the fuel tank? What am I missing?Labor, 16 hours? +/- $1600-2000 ? plus material?Thank you Quote Selected
Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #29 – October 16, 2020, 01:26:30 pm Quote from: propman – October 16, 2020, 01:08:23 pmSo, what does it take to replace the fuel lines, how is it done? Empty diesel fuel tank, disconnect all fuel lines from the fuel tank, remove the tank out. Trace and find the fuel lines in tight slot where it is tagged along with other things, such as electrical cables, get it free, go to one end, attach a new line to each line and pull through, tag it back in, close up the tight slot and tidy up the lines and all the other cables disturbed then reconnect each end to engine, aqua hot and the fuel tank? What am I missing?Labor, 16 hours? +/- $1600-2000 ? plus material?Thank youA bunch using the search, here is one. Fuel hose replacement post Quote Selected 1 Likes
Re: Thoughts on replacing Koni with Koni FSD Reply #30 – October 16, 2020, 05:04:19 pm Quote from: propman – October 16, 2020, 01:08:23 pmSo, what does it take to replace the fuel lines, how is it done? Empty diesel fuel tank, disconnect all fuel lines from the fuel tank, remove the tank out. Trace and find the fuel lines in tight slot where it is tagged along with other things, such as electrical cables, get it free, go to one end, attach a new line to each line and pull through, tag it back in, close up the tight slot and tidy up the lines and all the other cables disturbed then reconnect each end to engine, aqua hot and the fuel tank? What am I missing?Labor, 16 hours? +/- $1600-2000 ? plus material?Thank youThe big bugaboo for DIY is having a place to do it and controlling that messy smelly diesel. By all accounts from those that have done it, it can be a messy job.I would have to do mine at the curb on a neighborhood street. No bueno says the city ordinance. Quote Selected
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