salmonaediot

Really nice of you to share this! I am sure all will benefit from your detailed write up. (Other than lazy slugs like me that paid somebody else to do it.)

Nicely done!

Steve

demtek9

Thanks Steve! There were times I thought it might have been better to go that route.
Maybe I'll put it all together in a write up after I get it all buttoned up.

other people reading this...my notes are on page 10 near the bottom.

4wheels4life

Thanks demtek9. All info will be appreciated as mine will be shipping out shortly and I will be installing it. Glad to hear about the fuel line release tool. I am trying to get everything I need gathered up so I am ready. I take it the valve cover gaskets are reusable when switching them?

demtek9

Yes, they are just rubber and plastic parts stuck onto the cover. Just keep dirt and junk out of the way.

4wheels4life

Also let us know about all the lines that need to be cut and re routed as to if they all make sense. Lots of times when you read it it does not make clear sense then when you are right there it does but any heads up will help.

demtek9

That is the next step. I have a long and short fuel line in the box and need to figure those out. I left my instructions in the garage since they got splashed with gas.

update:
So it says the 800mm lengths, but if you have instructions rev 1.01, then look at the pics and see that the top two are a different Jeep setup. Mine has the fuel line like at the bottom and I should be able to use the fule line tool to remove the 6 or so inch long lenght. The give away is the tape on that page for the top two photos are BLACK and the bottom pic is RED. Meaning the lettering of "Sprintex" on the intake is red. I have the one that should require no cutting. Hope you do too.

demtek9

Part of the reason I stopped. The instructions on replacing the fuel line look to be the ones that need the most clarification.

So I think the two lines in the box are for fuel and the carbon canister. Although I don't see the need to lengthen this carbon canister hose. I didnt see anything about relocating it.

Maybe it is longer for the Aussie hand drive vehicles....to route to the other side???

Any ideas? I might have to call Sprintex on the 26th.

Update: Well now that I think about it, this area is where the SC sits and that carbon canister hose might be in the way. Stay tuned and we'll fiigure this out later.
Time to go to bed or Santa might not come...LOL

salmonaediot

Not sure these pictures will help, but here is a few of my installation. I can take new ones if you tell me what angle to take. It might take a while, we have fresh snow and 8 degrees right now...

Merry Christmas!

demtek9

Thanks! You must not have got snow last night. I've got 2 inches and my Jeep is in pieces....oh the irony.

So my first question is where does that black line run that snakes up and over to the battery compartment?

salmonaediot

We got about 4 inches last night. A very beautiful white Christmas!

The pics I posted were from several months ago.

I will try to identify the black line after our Christmas activities.

Cheers and Merry Christmas!