[MannyBz]

anyone have a diagram I can follow from the fuel rail, to the tank, all hoses etc.
I just pulled everything fuel related and installed new pump, cleaned out the tank. It was lined with rust.

Been at it for a week now, I'm wrapping it up today.
But I need to make sure my hose configurations are set correctly.

especially with these two sticking out from the tank.

M~

 

[MannyBz]

FYI, she is fuel injected.

 

[Punts]

The large tube out of the tank is the overflow from the tank filler cap area, push on fit, no clips. I think it vents to the ground in front of the swinging arm.
The small tube out of the tank is the air vent from the top/inside of the tank, in the US it probably connects the a filter system before it vents to air. Push on fit, no clips.
The screw fitting out of the fuel pump assembly is the pressure supply to the fuel rail.
The tube fitting out of the fuel pump assembly is the return to tank, I think from the fuel pressure regulator. Hose clips on this hose

 

[MannyBz]

The large tube out of the tank is the overflow from the tank filler cap area, push on fit, no clips. I think it vents to the ground in front of the swinging arm.
The small tube out of the tank is the air vent from the top/inside of the tank, in the US it probably connects the a filter system before it vents to air. Push on fit, no clips.
The screw fitting out of the fuel pump assembly is the pressure supply to the fuel rail.
The tube fitting out of the fuel pump assembly is the return to tank, I think from the fuel pressure regulator. Hose clips on this hose

Awesome and Thank you. I did figure it out though. 😁 I wanted to make sure I had the fuel flow direction standby

 

[MannyBz]

Also is there a petcock valve on this model? I'm sure that's used mostly for carbureted systems. But you never know.

Now I can't get her to start when she was running last night. Ugh.

New video by Manuel Coronado

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[Punts]

No petcock that I know of. Your filter is fitted into the return line.
You could take the feed pipe off the other end of the fuel rail and make sure you are getting fuel at the banjo fitting when you switch on the ignition and the pump primes. Hold the pipe into a container to catch the fuel.
If you hold a finger and thumb over the banjo fitting you should be able to feel pressure, I think the regulator, at the other end of the rail is set about 40 to 45psi. These have been known the fail/leak.

 

[beestoys]

FI's don't have a petcock. The big tubes the drain port for the filter neck overflow. The little ones for the tank vent.

 

[MannyBz]

New video by Manuel Coronado

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She is running..