Reply to "Fuel lines"

accobraMember

Joules I here ya but is there really a LOT OF CRAP in the gas we buy. I have a diesel shop truck and it has a seperator first thing out of the tank ..I;ll admit I never knew it was there ... it had a minimal amount of rust and water in it ..of course then it makes it way to 2 filters then the engine. I could be wrong but I think maybe a 90 short raduis bend and a prefabricated screen ..or an inline strainer like you use on a DRY SUMP would work and prevent damage to the pump ..then a filter after the pump is the way to go.

Ron

10/19/076:14 PM

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