I'm replacing my transfer pump the one on the truck is not the original one,I bought a FASS DDRP 02.The suction is a different style fitting,it seems like a stainless tubing with a quick connect,did anybody ever experience that,to adapt the FASS pump I need to cut the stainless pipe and adapt some kind of a fitting ,in my package they sent me 2 banjo fittings /filter/rubber hose.Not sure what pump they had in there,the suction tubing must have been replaced that quick coupler seems like a good set up,it would be a waste to remove it.:duh:How can I attach pics to my thread

I'm replacing my transfer pump the one on the truck is not the original one,I bought a FASS DDRP 02.The suction is a different style fitting,it seems like a stainless tubing with a quick connect,did anybody ever experience that,to adapt the FASS pump I need to cut the stainless pipe and adapt some kind of a fitting ,in my package they sent me 2 banjo fittings /filter/rubber hose.Not sure what pump they had in there,the suction tubing must have been replaced that quick coupler seems like a good set up,it would be a waste to remove it.How can I attach pics to my thread

Click the paperclip and add the pics. Otherwise, just upload them to tinypic.com and paste the link here.

where's the papetr clip,Bud ?

Either hit "Manage Attachments" button below the text box or and put your pics in...

thanks guy's:thumb1:

as anybody seen that pump set up the suction is a solid tubing with quick connect

That looks like an airtex pump, I have one and mine uses an elbow to hook to the fuel line. That one looks older, so it may be time to replace it with another pump.

as anybody seen that pump set up the suction is a solid tubing with quick connect

The quick disconnect appears to be a Dorman fitting. This is what comes on the truck in OEM stock trim. The previous owner of your truck may have cut the other OEM fitting off. Perhaps you may be able to make one of these fittings work and fabricate the piece you need? http://www.vulcanperformance.com/category-s/247.htm

this dorman fitting is on a stainless tubing and goes back to tank,whoever replaced the pump must have change the old set up,if I cut the stainless tubing what is the best way to adapt the flex hose with the banjo fitting to the suction of pump/

I am not for certain on this so it would be best for you to call Eric at Vulcan Performance and verify this kit will work. If not, I am confident that Eric can help you find what you need. http://www.vulcanperformance.com/Airtex-Pump-Adapter-Kit-p/apa.htm http://www.vulcanperformance.com/product-p/atad.htm

At any rate it would be best to just move over to the big line kit and relocate the lift pump down on the frame...

what's the thread size I need to buy a banjo fitting

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One of my Buddy told me it's a M 12x1.5 (metric) I'd like to know the lenght also,did anybody ever installed a FASS pump?

what's the thread size I need to buy a banjo fitting

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One of my Buddy told me it's a M 12x1.5 (metric) I'd like to know the lenght also,did anybody ever installed a FASS pump?

i just recieved a fass hpfp 095g and it came with all the line and fitting to replace everthing from the tank to the fuel filter.if u want to run your new line to the fuel filter then mine came with a 3/8 x 3/8 push lock 90 degree fitting to replace the banjo bolt fitting if this heps any

what's the thread size on your pump,your push lock what do they have for threads,your fuel lines are they hard plastic or rubber?

mine came with the blue rubber hose and adapters for the push lok fittings where it goes into the filter but i'm not sure of the thread size.if you want to call 770-886-2500 and ask for scott or andy at geno,s they can tell u in a second

Thanks MAN ! I'll give them a call

cool let me know how you make out.They are pretty good guys to talk to

didn't have to call,my buddy at the shop had 2 banjo fittings in his junk box and they happened to be the right fit.....thank GOD!! next step hook it up and give it a shot,thanks GUY's,eventually I ll have the cummins on the road:pant:

all good I'm getting 20 psi at the vp44 inlet.....NICE.....for now all I have is a gauge under the hood,when I rev it right up it drops to 15 psi no load,I,m looking to set up a gauge on the dash somewhere? What,s best?

Wagntagn there are several different gauges out there to choose from but i am in the same bout as you so after doing some reading i decided tomorrow i'm going to oder the 3 in 1 gauge from glowshift. Just google glowshift performance and i think you will be able to find something happy to hear you got her up and running Kevin

glowshift offers a fuel pressure gauge that as a range from 10 to 102 psi for my truck the range is a little too high,my manual gauge shows idling 20 psi and average running pressure 16 psi,usually a gauge is at it's best accuracy at 75% .The gauge should be in the range 0-30 psi,I think I'll shop somewhere else.