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check valve q
I have a 2000 7.3. When doing the engine mod, you take the old fuel line loose and I was supplied with a check valve to put in the port. The problem is, the one provided does not go with the fuel lines. So I called the supplier I got the design from (which is based on the v3 system) and he said to just put the old check valve into the new check valve and then replace the line. A valve in a valve?? Is this normal, or am I asking for problems?
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Supplier is right. You only want the diesel flowing in one direction meaning that you dont want the veg oil pushing diesel backwards when you are running on veg oil so you add a real check valve to the diesel side.
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Why add another check valve though. According to the mechanic, there is already a check valve there and we are adding another? What is the reason for that and even then if you need to discard the old one for some reason, why not use a check valve that fits the system or an adapter or something and just discard the old valve? Am I missing something? I just don't get why you keep the old check valve in the system and place it on top of the new one.
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The stock CV has a little hole in it. This is for releasing the pressure spikes the splitshot injectors create back into the D2 lines & out the FPR. That's why it is necessary to put another CV in there. If you didn't then you would be letting VO get back into your stock system which is not good.
As far as removing the stock CV you can do that but but it just easier to screw the new CV into the stock one. Where did you get your CV's? |
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Got most of the system from Rover Hybrids. Shane seems to know his stuff, I just could understand why the two cv's. Thanks for explaining it. I'll let the mechanic know what you said. It will make him feel better to. He has never done this and is very leary of it. He is learning as he goes as well as me. Only difference is that he knows diesels very well. I don't. I can't answer his questions as to why this and why that. All I can do is say, "well, that is what the people say that do this all the time." For some reason, he remains leary??
He is having a big problem with the pump issue. He says you always have a pre pump at the tank to send the fuel up to the main pump. He is afraid the one pump will not have enough to get the v/o out and up the the pump. But I keep telling him, "well, it is what everyone says to do and it works for them." He says, "ok, we will try it but I'm afraid it won't work." I hope it works!! |
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Ughh, a lot of people dont understand what we do and thats why I say to everyone to do the install yourself but..... remember the pump (FASS Im guessing is what you have) is self priming but either way it will get gravity fed. You need to read the HEUI explanation and it will explain why we dont have or need a pump in the tank. If this guy truly knew about diesels then he should know the difference between HEUI and whatever the common rails are.
Im listening to Snoop while driving around Honolulu so..... beeeeeotch Ahh screw it just remember we have the HPOP so that should get you going into your reading. |
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In Honolulu make sure to keep yo mind on yo money and yo money on yo mind. Especially if your rolling down the street smokin endo
Last edited by Cashflo; 07-22-2011 at 10:11 PM. |
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I do have the FASS. Thanks |
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It WILL work this way. I will bet you & him a million dollars |
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showed him the parts of this thread that pertain and the HEUI thread he wasn't convenced, but I am going with it anyway. He said the c/v's that were on it wouldn't allow a backward flow anyway, so he still doesn't see the need for the new c/v.
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