mibars
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- Joined
- May 13, 2023
- Posts
- 273
- Reaction score
- 448
- Location
- Nadarzyn, Poland
- First Name
- Michal
- Truck Year
- 1990
- Truck Model
- Suburban V1500
- Engine Size
- 350 TBI
That's how it looks in 2nd row without the heat pipe attached:
And in "I'm definitely not sleeping in a trunk" mode: (there is a block of wood under the seat to avoid crushing of the pipe)
On the outside:
And a tank under the hood:
Fuel line from the tank goes down, together with metal brake lines, then routed on a frame away from exhaust with brake and fuel lines. Pump is mounted on a rubber isolator on a frame just behind the wheel arch.
A controller landed in a very corner of the trunk, between wheel arch and middle row seat. Power goes straight from the battery, wiring is routed along the frame rail and goes through body using a provision for transfer case wiring in a shifter "bucket".
My goal was to install it with minimum numbers of holes drilled, as stealth as possible and making sure that if needed it can be removed with ease. I gave it a test and it works geat! Just that pump ticking is bit annoying.
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And in "I'm definitely not sleeping in a trunk" mode: (there is a block of wood under the seat to avoid crushing of the pipe)
You must be registered for see images attach
On the outside:
You must be registered for see images attach
You must be registered for see images attach
And a tank under the hood:
You must be registered for see images attach
Fuel line from the tank goes down, together with metal brake lines, then routed on a frame away from exhaust with brake and fuel lines. Pump is mounted on a rubber isolator on a frame just behind the wheel arch.
A controller landed in a very corner of the trunk, between wheel arch and middle row seat. Power goes straight from the battery, wiring is routed along the frame rail and goes through body using a provision for transfer case wiring in a shifter "bucket".
My goal was to install it with minimum numbers of holes drilled, as stealth as possible and making sure that if needed it can be removed with ease. I gave it a test and it works geat! Just that pump ticking is bit annoying.