Fore tank hose position?
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Fore tank hose position?
For the life of me I can NOT get my tank all the way back in after installing a Fore system. While it's impossible to see what's going on up there, I'm thinking the fuel lines are hitting and hanging it up. Whatever it is hitting is "soft". I'll add a pic of how I have my lines clocked in the next post...
#4
Melting Slicks
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Not sure what you have or maybe you know somebody that has a borescope with flex Line. I was able to read the part number on my pump while in the car. You can access from the driver's side tire well there is a 1/2 inch slit between body and frame that the scope can fit through. I could see entire top of tank and even read part number on top.
#5
Premium Supporting Vendor
For the life of me I can NOT get my tank all the way back in after installing a Fore system. While it's impossible to see what's going on up there, I'm thinking the fuel lines are hitting and hanging it up. Whatever it is hitting is "soft". I'll add a pic of how I have my lines clocked in the next post...
#6
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Hi Dane, that would be great! I think I have it all figured out but the car is still apart so I'd love to see how you guys have set it up, perhaps I could/should still make a change. I'd rather find out now than when the drivetrain etc. is back in the car and it's leaking fuel everywhere.
#7
Premium Supporting Vendor
Hi Dane, that would be great! I think I have it all figured out but the car is still apart so I'd love to see how you guys have set it up, perhaps I could/should still make a change. I'd rather find out now than when the drivetrain etc. is back in the car and it's leaking fuel everywhere.
#8
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Hi Dane, thanks for looking out! It would be nice if Fore included better instructions, but I also understand the liability reasons why they just say “for professional installation”....