fuel water separator for a gasoline
July 26th, 2016, 3:48 PM
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fuel water separator for a gasoline
I have a 97 Chevy K1500 and i was wondering if anyone else has used a fuel water separator and where did you mount it at and whats yalls opinion on one.
July 27th, 2016, 2:20 AM
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If I was getting enough water in my gas to be thinking about a separator l think I would switch gas stations.
I'd be sure to check the specs on the unit you buy. The average marine setup may not have psi and flow ratings high enough for the vortec fuel systems.
I've got a aftermarket unit on one of my diesels mounted on the inside frame rail under the cab. I just roll under on a creeper to service.
I'd be sure to check the specs on the unit you buy. The average marine setup may not have psi and flow ratings high enough for the vortec fuel systems.
I've got a aftermarket unit on one of my diesels mounted on the inside frame rail under the cab. I just roll under on a creeper to service.
July 31st, 2016, 12:02 PM
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If I was getting enough water in my gas to be thinking about a separator l think I would switch gas stations.
I'd be sure to check the specs on the unit you buy. The average marine setup may not have psi and flow ratings high enough for the vortec fuel systems.
I've got a aftermarket unit on one of my diesels mounted on the inside frame rail under the cab. I just roll under on a creeper to service.
I'd be sure to check the specs on the unit you buy. The average marine setup may not have psi and flow ratings high enough for the vortec fuel systems.
I've got a aftermarket unit on one of my diesels mounted on the inside frame rail under the cab. I just roll under on a creeper to service.
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