LMM: taking dpf off

[9W3-HD]

Just curious what the best thing to do with the lines(fuel) when you take the dpf off...just plug them where they run on the underside of the box?

 

[Alligator]

You can either remove them from the connecting point, or you can wrap them up in a plastic baggy, spray some WD40 in the bag, seal up the hole and tie em up to the frame... Make sure if you remove them, you need to protect the electrical connection with something.

 

[dmaxn04]

You can either remove them from the connecting point, or you can wrap them up in a plastic baggy, spray some WD40 in the bag, seal up the hole and tie em up to the frame... Make sure if you remove them, you need to protect the electrical connection with something.

Why WD-40??

 

[Alligator]

Because it will displace any water that gets in the bag, and won't allow corrosion to the sensors.

 

[9W3-HD]

thanks alligator!! I need to order a set of gauges from you by the way!

 

[Alligator]

thanks alligator!! I need to order a set of gauges from you by the way!

Let me know when you're ready! And you're welcome.

 

[Brian1]

I remove the pressure sensor lines at the sensor and ran a piece of tubing between the two opens to close off. There is no fuel involved at the DPF itself.

Brian