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    fuel sender pipe confusion!

    the middle fuel pipe on the fuel tank sender is the flow pipe insn't it?

    just noticed when i took my old fuel pump off it went:-

    from tank (middle pipe) ,to pump,to fuel filter, with the arrow on fuel filter pointing back to tank, as if its the return pipe

    if it is the flow it should nor be tank, to filter, to pump?

    theres no direction arrow on pump, but it must have been pumping right way cos car was working!
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    Re: fuel sender

    anyone?

    please!


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    Re: fuel sender

    On mine it's piped from the tank, pump, filter to carb and the arrow is pointing in the direction of flow and with the pump it will only pump one way

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    Re: fuel sender

    ok cheers

    but is that from middle pipe on fuel sender? cos what i need to know is if the middle pipe is the flow,

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    Re: fuel sender

    I'm sure it's the middle one is flow right is breather to tank left is return from fpr facing rear of car there is sum picture in the Haynes manual of the tank and pipes

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    Re: fuel sender

    Middle is defiantly the flow and the easiest way to check your return how I found out by making the mistake is look at the ports on the sender the breather port is very narrow inside with a pin hole through it,if you put the return on it your soon know as your have over 12 psi of presure and the car will flood and lock up instantly the return port has a much larger internal diameter hole than the vent hope this helps

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    Re: fuel sender

    excellent, thanks very much!

    so filter was on wrong way round then, and in wrong place!

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