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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
Ive found a bit of motor oil to work well for me, but diesel isn't so drastically different.- Light in the Dark
- Post #27
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
If you put the smallest dab of oil onto the barb or the end of the gates, it slides right together. I fought with that same thing early on, only takes the smallest amount to make assembly so much easier.- Light in the Dark
- Post #25
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
While its OEM, I dont really like the Contitech hose. I've not experienced a single failure with the Gates 1/8" (that I have been told about). Thats a good price for that hose though.- Light in the Dark
- Post #23
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
No just a barb on the end of that. Just get it all cleaned up good.- Light in the Dark
- Post #18
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
Yes, you are going to want to disconnect the line from the end of the fuel rail. You can't take a shortcut back to the tank from here though... if you take the top sheet metal off, you will see that there are 4 plastic Ts on top of the cylinder heads where this line sits. To do this job right...- Light in the Dark
- Post #11
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
The sheet metal on the top-left corner of what you posted is the back wall, separating the engine compartment from the fuel tank. It is behind that sheet metal, at the bottom, which I am talking about. If you look on the back of the machine, there is a removable panel at the bottom (just to the...- Light in the Dark
- Post #4
- Forum: Generators
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Cut MEP-803a fuel return lines
Welcome to SS. Take the sheet metal panel off the machine near the fuel inlet, and you will see exactly where the line terminates. It does pass through a clearance hole in the sheet metal, to end above the fuel tank. Very easy repair, and a great time to learn a bit about what runs where, and why.- Light in the Dark
- Post #2
- Forum: Generators