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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Church Hill Tn
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I purchased a unfinished '51 Chevy, that has a transplanted '06 5.3 truck engine. In trying to connect the fuel system I realized I can't find the return fuel line at the engine or the regulator. Does it not have one or what? I have 2 lines out of the tank, 2 lines ran close to the engine, understand supply line, but not the other unless that is suppose to be my return.
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: williamsport,pa
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Re: LS1 fuel system
Some of the ls engines ran a returnless system. They ran the return line from the fuel filter area. Some dont even have a return at all.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: manly iowa
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Re: LS1 fuel system
06 would not have had an external filter. It would have had only the supply line. They were a returnless system.
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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Church Hill Tn
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Re: LS1 fuel system
Thanks for the info. Anything special I need to know about this system, Like I'm assuming it will have to be bleed.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: manly iowa
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Re: LS1 fuel system
As long as everything is hooked up correctly... run it. no special procedures. I suppose if you wanted you could key it up a couple times just to fill the rail a little quicker.
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