Re: Engine, Generator and Aquahot Fuel Line Replacement
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Mine had fiberglass covers over the tank and the truss for the slide prevents removing cover on drivers side. I pushed tank back in. I recall someone saying yours comes out the left side. I went to great lengths to reinstall covers and reseal to control over fueling leaks. Don't forget that the fuel tank drain needs to be removed before sliding tank.
1 engine fuel and return lines
A pickup to secondary filter/lift pump line
B secondary filter to primary filter line/pump was a factory-crimped line
C pump to ECM cooler another factory crimped line
D ECM cooler to fuel cooler line.
E cooler to tank return line
2 aqua hot fuel and return lines
A Pickup line To filter Note my filter was located behind left headlight
B filter to Aquahot
C Inside Aquahot fuel feed line
D. Inside Aquahot return line
E. Outside Aquahot return line
3 Generator
A. Pickup to filter
B Filter to back of generator slide box
C generator slide box to generator
D inside generator to fuel pump
E fuel pump to fuel filter primary
F injector return line. To box fitting Note mine was 3/16" To box
G return line to generator slide box 3/8
H generator slide box tank return line 3/8
Your lines may be a different size , point being there is a lot of lines that should be changed at fuel line change and to complete there is a lot of work involved. Basically I changed all flex lines one after another till all we're replaced. I did verify that all lines were clear after tank was installed and still dry. I had to re-pull tank to find that my generator line was kinked. I used a piece of 1/4"x2"x4 foot plate With a slight bend about 18" from the end as a shoehorn to insure placement.
Scott