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cyanSep-21-01 04:40 PM
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okay i do have another question.
im under the car, looking at the fuel system portion of the install. so i find the chassis fuel line connection as the instructios say and loosen the 14mm fitting and drain the slight bit of fuel that drips out. okay, so far so good. now im reading the part about connecting the fuel pump. keep in mind ive already got the 6.5 and 20" sections of hose conected to the pump and ive got the fittings already installed and clamed into the 20" section and the pump and bracket are mounted to the car. my only confusion is which hose to connect the 20" hose to? at first i thought it was the hose i just disconnected the release fuel pressure. am i right? because when i read ahead the instructions said when under the back seat, remove the spring clamp/ well the spring clamp is on a different hose that runs beside the other hose. which hose do i cut the 4" off of and connect to the pump outlet? if i connect to the hose with the spring clamp, i will have the other hose (that i relieved pressure with) dangling loose under the car. this is what makes me think i am headed in the right direction by cutting that hose and attaching it to the pump i just want to make sure before i go cutting off the wrong hose. if you read this tonight it wold be best. if you can reply maybe i will see it tonight. or if you want you can call my call and explain it, its 478-318-1603
thanks for the help
-lindsay

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eclipsekaiserSep-21-01 05:36 PM
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#8660, "RE: JASON ESI-T (or anyone who can help)"
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Sorry I'm in the same boat as you are. the Hahn instructions a a bit on the foggy side. can't ya take picture of the fuel install if you get it figured out. thanx.

kaiser

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cyanSep-21-01 05:56 PM
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yeah i will try to take some pics of it, i want some for myself. but i really need to know whats up with this pump. ive got the pump wired up (well at least i have the wires in the back seat and connected to the pump, awaiting the relay) and i have the 6.5" hose connected to the hard line, and i have the pump mounted, with the 20" hose awaiting instructions from someone here as to which hose i connect it to.

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1995 Eclipse GS - HRC Stage 2 - Retired.
2004 350z Enthusiast / 2008 Nissan Versa SL

  

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