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Posted: 03/11/12 09:17am

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I have a 82 winnebago with a 454...I replaced the inlet fuel filter on carb. Just wondering if it has an inline?would I have to remove fuel pressure and if so how? Any replies would be greatly appreciated. Tony

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Posted: 03/11/12 09:54am

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More than likely you do, check the inner side rail right behind the entry step, you will have a inline filter 1/2 inch in 1/2 inch out. 3708

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Posted: 03/11/12 10:11am

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Do I need to releive fuel pressure it does have a second electric fuel pump but it only works on a switch it is not on all the time?

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Posted: 03/11/12 10:24am

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Works with switch on.

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Posted: 03/11/12 10:31am

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Thanks for the correction

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Posted: 03/11/12 11:33am

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tonym2180 wrote:

Do I need to releive fuel pressure it does have a second electric fuel pump but it only works on a switch it is not on all the time?

these systems use a fuel return line so no pressure to worry
I use to block the fuel return line on these units to help boost fuel pressure as they were bad for vapour lock and dieing out on hard long pulls.There most surely is a inline fuel filter somewhere on the DS frame rail

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