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Return line on sending unit?????
I have a 63 3/4 ton pickup. When I got the truck the bellhousing and motor mounts were changed out to fit a v8, so please no roasting from the purist v6 guys. :teehee: So I rebuilt a sbc 283 and put in it, runs like a top, but I want to upgrade from the carburetor to gm tbi for better reliability and performance. The only problem is that I would need a return line back to the fuel. I just replaced the in cab tank two years ago along with the sending unit but its only got one line coming out of it. So here is the real point of this thread, Has anyone ever seen a sending unit with a return line hook up? :helpsign:
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I can't help, but here's a place you may have better luck with.
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/index.php Fuel and Throttle body injection mods are super common there. Not so much here as many of us still run v6's and they are carbed. lol |
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Kind of silly to send a member somewhere else. A competing website. If you don't know an answer maybe some of the experts here do. Some of them are older than 17 and have had many other vehicles. Chevys with V8's, carbs, TBI, EFI and have ideas to help a new member. We need to welcome all questions and members. We would like to retain members here on the site. At least for a while to see if any experienced members have input. You sent him away 19 minutes after he asked a question.
Sam, you probably know that it takes some effort, money and parts: ECU, harness, sensors, pumps and etc. to do this just for ??. A carb will serve you just fine. But of course, it's your truck. You can add a tube thru the sender flange by solder, tig, braze.... if you have a way to do that. That's the DIY safe way. I would not suggest anything that takes welding to your tank. You can buy a new tank, sell your other tank and then weld a return into your new tank. If not, then there is the donor method or expensive TBI kits. I am not an expert on Throttle Body but at least trying to offer help here. Others may chime in who have done the swap on a motor. |
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Sam, I am amazed at how many articles there are about converting TBI to carb. Go figure.
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Originally Posted by AZKen View Post (actually changed my post/my words without my permission, reposted in violation of ethics and is not what I said)
Sam, I am amazed at how many articles there are about converting carb to TBI. Go figure. Quote:
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If yer gonna call me an idiot...then just say it straight out. Been called worse. haha Hey, yer the one that started it all....if you had just posted a simple reply of help to the OP then all would be fine. But as usual you have to try and start arguments......therefore who Really sent the member away???? |
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Sam; PM me I have some great TBI info for you but can't communicate due to problems with my posts being re-worded by a trouble maker, which causes confusion. I wanted to point out how many folks want to go from TBI to a carburetor so you could see the irony. (that's what "go figure" means). Not trying to keep you from doing it just mentioning the facts. |
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The search function here in 6066GMCClub revealed these discussions.
There were several more. Looks like members have done it to the V6's and to V8's. Go to main search and type in TBI and scroll thru all the pages. http://6066gmcclub.com/showthread.ph...&highlight=tbi http://6066gmcclub.com/showthread.ph...&highlight=tbi |
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