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Thu, 14 September 2017 21:55 |
Richard Denney
Messages: 920 Registered: April 2010
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Not gonna make Elkhart. I got the coach back together but I was hoping the
alignment would fall into place easily. It hasn't (I'll post separately),
and I think it's gonna take me most of the day tomorrow to get it all done.
The Redhead and I are suffering through a lot of residual flu symptoms, and
probably we wouldn't get away before Saturday.
Rick "not thinking a 600-mile test drive is a good idea" Denney
On Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 5:26 PM Matt Colie wrote:
> Richard Denney wrote on Wed, 13 September 2017 11:20
>> Matt,
>>
>> I found that old listing, and now I know what you mean by "high". To
> summarize what I think I read, you ran two 3/8" fill vent lines to the front
>> and up into the space behind the interior panel that covers the plumbing
> for the fuel filler neck. And then you teed them into a half-inch hose
>> right below where the half-inch hose fits on the filler neck.
>>
>> And the reason is that the main tanks fills first--the flow from the gas
> pump pushes fuel into the rear tank before doing much filling of the
>> front tank, and when full it blasts a shot of gasoline into the
> fill-vent tubing before much fuel enters the front tank. With the TEE in
> the rear,
>> that blast of fuel blocks air flow in the vent from the front tank,
> forcing the front tank to fill very slowly and unhappily. So, the first 25
> goes
>> in easy, and the second 25 doesn't. With the TEE in the front and right
> under the filler neck, that blast of fuel doesn't make it into the fill vent
>> for the front tank, and it can vent as it fills as it should. The usual
>> practice of filling on the slow setting is a partial solution because it
> makes it easier for the tanks to equalize a bit as they fill--there isn't
>> quite as much dynamic flow pushing past the side opening into the front
> tank.
>>
>> Did I get that right?
>>
>> I'll do this in the future--don't have to drop the tanks to do it and I
> can manage this one in my driveway.
>>
>> Rick "who'll probably get a response to this in person in Elkhart,
> assuming everything goes together well tomorrow" Denney
>
>
> Rick,
>
> Do you know of a silly multi-letter response that means - "You Got It" ?
>
> I didn't have the cab apart when I did it, so I put that T just under the
> cab flood and it worked out great.
>
> Hope to see you in Elkhart.
>
> Matt
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