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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 12:42 PM
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NO fuel to the 22r carburetor

I need to know which fuel line is the "in" (flow from tank) to the mechanical fuel pump and which line is return( back to tank) both located under the intake manifold.
I temporary installed a hose on the right aluminum line that came from the bottom, looked like it was the fuel "in" but not 100% sure
here is a pic and as always, I appreciate the help!


also what is the black round can to the left? also the aluminum line on the fender without a hose "clouded in yellow", where does that line come from and when I put a hose on it, what do I connect the other end too?
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 01:34 PM
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See annotations. Fueling aside, you're going to have a massive vacuum leak with the MC hose open like that. Plug all the open ones!



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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 01:45 PM
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See annotations. Fueling aside, you're going to have a massive vacuum leak with the MC hose open like that. Plug all the open ones!


Yes, I know to plug the hoses...
All I'm trying to do is get fuel, not start the engine at this point
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by buckz6319
Yes, I know to plug the hoses...
All I'm trying to do is get fuel, not start the engine at this point
Thanks for the help! I appreciate it!!
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 01:58 PM
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Thanks for the help! I appreciate it!!
What about the two lines in first pic, what hoses go to them?
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Old Oct 18, 2015 | 02:18 PM
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Hard to tell, but I think those are the fuel supply and return hardlines.
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Old Oct 21, 2015 | 04:07 AM
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Originally Posted by mct75
Hard to tell, but I think those are the fuel supply and return hardlines.
Yes, u are correct!!
The hard line on the left is fuel in from tank
The one on right is fuel return to tank
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Old Oct 22, 2015 | 09:38 AM
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OK, let me tell you how they are set on my 87. I just replaced all the 27 year old fuel line and the original filter above the tank. You have three lines traveling from the fuel tank. The two you show together are the evap line that goes directly to the canister. The other one is the return from the fuel pump. The fuel sending line that comes directly from the filter with no connections/splices after the filter comes up between the canister and the engine. Under the truck mine travels with the smaller brake line.
The evap line and return line travel together and there are two connections with rubber fuel line splices. Check these lines out. Mine were soft and rotten.
There are three lines to deal with. Your year may vary.
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Old Oct 22, 2015 | 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by nordicwargod
OK, let me tell you how they are set on my 87. I just replaced all the 27 year old fuel line and the original filter above the tank. You have three lines traveling from the fuel tank. The two you show together are the evap line that goes directly to the canister. The other one is the return from the fuel pump. The fuel sending line that comes directly from the filter with no connections/splices after the filter comes up between the canister and the engine. Under the truck mine travels with the smaller brake line.
The evap line and return line travel together and there are two connections with rubber fuel line splices. Check these lines out. Mine were soft and rotten.
There are three lines to deal with. Your year may vary.
Thanks!
I'll check those hard lines when I get back from Boca Raton next week
Thanks again!!
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