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Dodge Trucks => DIY & Self Help => Cummins DIY's => Topic started by: 04cumminsram on June 07, 2009, 04:03:03 am
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ok so here is how to make your in tank pump into a 90 gph and 25psi unit...
this is what your in tank unit looks like...
(http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff207/04cumminsram/Liftpumpconversion001.jpg)
take the green line and remove it and replace it with high pressure submersable 1/2 inch line and 2 hose clamps... and the red line that is circled you can either discard or leave disconnected at the bottom its just the return line anyways
(http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff207/04cumminsram/liftpumpconversion001gv5.jpg)
just trying to help you guys out instead of buying a AirDog or Fass you can do this to get by till you get around to getting one
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How does doing this change the output of the pump?
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I'm wondering too.
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the little clear line is a large restriction and replacing it with 1/2 inch line make the gph increase
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Did someone measure the output of the stocker with a bigger line to come up with those #'s?
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yes, i read about this elsewhere and tried it before i got my ad installed and it was a big difference
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I guess you gotta drop the tank for this huh?
I wonder if I would get any more smoke by doing this :burn:
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well you would get more fuel so maybe more smoke.. and yes you gotta drop the tank
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OR raise the bed.......
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see i took my bed off when i did this and my airdog imo its easier to stand up and you dont have to worry about spilling any on yourself
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I like the sounds of this mod. Few questions though. What does removing the return line do? Anyone know what this will do o the life of the pump? ie more flow = more amps = dead pump.