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Bart Senior wrote:
I"m using hose with barb fittings. I have 5/8" return lines and 3/8" feed lines. I didn't have the right size barbs for my secondary filter so I had to use a reduction barb. That shouldn't be a problem. I like to to use hard piping for most of the fuel system but if I had to do it over again, I'd probably use flex hose for more of it. Everything is double clamped. It can still leak ![]() The fuel is definitely good, from a clean tanks, and all filters are new. The only thing I've changed recently is the electric pump. That's most likely where the problem is, I still suspect an air leak. It wouldn't hurt to check the vent, as somebody else suggested. One benefit to putting a bypass on the pump is that you can also tee in a manifold to use the pump for polishing and transferring fuel as well. That is my plan, I put in the tees but not the pump. I'm going to add another set of tanks (probably flexible bladder type) in the not-too-distant future. Add in some gages, too. Regards Doug King |