FordRelic
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1973 Bronco's had a unique fuel systems with return fuel lines from the fuel pump. On my 1973 the fuel tank switch needs to be replaced along with the aux. tank sending unit. However, no after market 1973 reproduction fuel switches and sending units are available with the return fuel lines.
I am considering the following solution; 1) install a return line on a new sending unit, 2) joining the return fuels lines together (aux & rear tank) through a 'T' and bypass the the fuel switch, 3) fuel switch would only have the primary fuel lines. What are the implications of using this solution? Does someone with a 73 Bronco find an alternative solution (ie move to electic fuel pump)?
03-21-09....Thanks for the feedback. The vehicle is stock from bumper to bumper. Under the hood is a 302 married to a C4 transmission. With the introduction of the 1973 Bronco, Ford Motor Company began messing with the emissions by installing return fuel lines and carbon canister.
I am considering the following solution; 1) install a return line on a new sending unit, 2) joining the return fuels lines together (aux & rear tank) through a 'T' and bypass the the fuel switch, 3) fuel switch would only have the primary fuel lines. What are the implications of using this solution? Does someone with a 73 Bronco find an alternative solution (ie move to electic fuel pump)?
03-21-09....Thanks for the feedback. The vehicle is stock from bumper to bumper. Under the hood is a 302 married to a C4 transmission. With the introduction of the 1973 Bronco, Ford Motor Company began messing with the emissions by installing return fuel lines and carbon canister.
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