Charles4x4
New member
Hi, I need to adapt my OEM fuel hard lines that run along the frame to AN lines, and back again at the cell. This is on a 4th gen v8 4Runner that I'll be racing at King of the Hammers in February.
My idea is to:
1) Tap into the OEM hard lines somewhere near the tank
2) Run AN flexible braided fuel lines through a hole in the cargo area and up to the top of the cell
2) Then convert back to OEM hard lines just before the pump/sender to connect back to the OEM pump/sender unit.
I'll be drilling a hole in the top of the cell (Jaz Pro Sport II - 22 Gal) for the sender, but want to keep the guts of the system OEM if possible.
Note that I'll be upgraded the OEM Pump/Filter to this in the OEM sender:
https://www.urdusa.com/urd-2005-2009...r-upgrade-kit/
Proposed Sequence:
Stock fuel line --> converter/AN --> route flexible steel braded lines up into the cab to the fuel cell --> AN/convert back --> stock lines at the pump/sender unit.
Any advice, links, and part recommendations are appreciated.
Otherwise I'll pull the tank, pull the pump/sender, take it to an adapter/fitting place, get the stuff, and come back. Just trying to have the parts I need before I pull the OEM tank if possible due to logistical reasons so we don't have a ton of downtime.
Thanks.
My idea is to:
1) Tap into the OEM hard lines somewhere near the tank
2) Run AN flexible braided fuel lines through a hole in the cargo area and up to the top of the cell
2) Then convert back to OEM hard lines just before the pump/sender to connect back to the OEM pump/sender unit.
I'll be drilling a hole in the top of the cell (Jaz Pro Sport II - 22 Gal) for the sender, but want to keep the guts of the system OEM if possible.
Note that I'll be upgraded the OEM Pump/Filter to this in the OEM sender:
https://www.urdusa.com/urd-2005-2009...r-upgrade-kit/
Proposed Sequence:
Stock fuel line --> converter/AN --> route flexible steel braded lines up into the cab to the fuel cell --> AN/convert back --> stock lines at the pump/sender unit.
Any advice, links, and part recommendations are appreciated.
Otherwise I'll pull the tank, pull the pump/sender, take it to an adapter/fitting place, get the stuff, and come back. Just trying to have the parts I need before I pull the OEM tank if possible due to logistical reasons so we don't have a ton of downtime.
Thanks.