Best Place for fuel filter
#1
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Best Place for fuel filter
The one in my rhino was pretty small, only possible to get 4mm tube on it. The diagram shows it between valves and turbine. Is the best place or would it be better somewhere else? I do filter from jug to fuel cells as well. THanks my rhino runs great on the bench will be in the jet this weekend woot!
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RE: Best Place for fuel filter
Well not everything in the book has been correct, as far as the diagrams. It shows the manual shutoff in wrong location, so I figured I would ask is all. I would agree normally I just follow the instructions.
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RE: Best Place for fuel filter
It shows a filter between the Fuel solenoid valve and the engine, and no filter between the Gas solenoid and the engine... I think I would filter before the Tee so both inputs are final filtered... I would holler at Eric on this... Doesn't seem right to me either. If it is, I would like to know the reasoning behind it.. The Gas line from the valve is 3mm and I would think the injectors are smaller for the Kerostart therfore the filter would seem more important on that one......??? Cofused....
Danno
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RE: Best Place for fuel filter
ahhh okay that makes since thanks Edgar, now i just have to figure out how to get that 4mm tubing over that filter. I tried heating it but that didnt work either [:@]
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RE: Best Place for fuel filter
Easy trick
Get a small pointy pliers and insert the point inside the tubing and open the pliers a little bit, insert deeper the tubing and open them again,
when you think you got enough tubing inside the pliers take the tubing out and go for the filter
Hope this helps, sorry for the spanglish
Juan
Get a small pointy pliers and insert the point inside the tubing and open the pliers a little bit, insert deeper the tubing and open them again,
when you think you got enough tubing inside the pliers take the tubing out and go for the filter
Hope this helps, sorry for the spanglish
Juan