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Old 02-04-2007, 12:36 AM   #1
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For those that have fuel cells please step inside

I am going to adding a fuel cell in between the frame rails in the next few months and for those that have done this I need to know how much hard fuel line did you have to run? Just taking a tape and getting a wild guess I was looking at 20-25 feet.
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Old 02-04-2007, 02:04 AM   #2
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Re: For those that have fuel cells please step inside

I used the factory style 3/8" stainless line from the pump to the back of the cab and cut the bend off it to continue it down the frame rail.I bought a 6' piece of 3/8" stainless and a compression coupling and had to cut about 12-15" off the 6' piece, and of course had to bend it a little to make it all look nice. The pic shows the factory style stainless line b 4 I cut the little bend off and added the 6' piece
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Re: For those that have fuel cells please step inside

Byrd Is that all one run or are those connectors? Also what are you using to keep the lines attached to the frame?
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Re: For those that have fuel cells please step inside

Anyone else?
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