depends on the year, but on the right of the engine there should be about 2 or 3 black hoses going from the fuel filter to the fuel lines next to the intake manifold. the bottom one or 2 hoses are the return lines.
first off pinch the fuel return line.if rpm rises a little ..u need a fuel pressure regulator.it is located on the passenger side fuel injector rail at the end it has a vacum line and a fuel line attached to it...hope this helps
super easy...two lines and done. The FUEL line coming from behind the drivers side strut tower is your fuel FEED line. Ther is another line right under it but its not a fuel line its a evap line. The FUEL line going from the engine to the filter is the RETURN line. Hook those up accordingly and add the vacuum line...and you're ready to go.
need to no the fuel delivery line on 89 chevy truck fuel pump
there is no fuel return line on any sienna. the pressure is regulated at the pump and any excess fuel is dumped into the tank directly.
The fuel pump relay on the 1990 Honda Civic wagon will be located on the fuel line. Follow this line to the gas tank underneath the vehicle. This relay will be located on the right side of the line before it goes into the tank.
No, Only the supply line has to be submerged in fuel.
the fuel return line is on your fuel rail. it is part of the Pressure regulator assembly. Please view my Bio for access to my Saturn help site. in the fuel folder, go to Fuel pressure lines. the return line is highlited in green for you
No, there is no return line. Because of the low pressure of fuel systems on carberated vehicles, there is no need for a return line.
A fuel return line should flow freely back to the tank. There may be a check valve on the fuel return line that prevents backflow from the tank to the regulator.
Put simply. Yes it does. The fuel return line comes off the bottom of the fuel pressure regulator and heads back to the fuel tank.
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