EFI Fuel Lines & and AOD

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  1. Mavman72

    Mavman72 Gone backwards but lookin' forward

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    I would not run the fuel line in the tunnel...If you have a driveshaft/ 'u' joint failure at speed. You could have fuel under pressure spray onto hot exhaust components causing a fire. Theres a reason ford ran the feed line far away from the tunnel.
     
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    Sorry to pester you guys, but resolving the fuel line issue is holding up installing the engine.

    Either of you find an invoice or a part number that I can refer them too?

    Any AOD pictures that I can review to make sure I have no issues?

    Thanks
    Micah
     
    71Mavrk, May 20, 2014
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