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Here is what the isolator and bracket
look like mounted. Now your probably wondering why the
bracket is mounted upside-down. The next picture below explains why.
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Notice the nut just under the purple wiring loom. On the other side of
this piece of wood is 3" X 3" steel plate which was bonded to
the firewall
some time ago.
If I mounted the bracket right-side up, one of the two holes would have
to be drilled through this plate and I didn't want to do that so this is why the bracket is mounted the
other way. Notice the two nuts
that are down below the previous one talked about. These are the two mounting bolts
that currently hold the bracket in place so you can see if I mounted it
the opposite way, the problem that I was avoiding. I also have a new location for the
ground wires. I had to move them over to the right about 1 1/ 2 inches and then rewire it all
because the wires were on the other side of the terminal strip.
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This is what it looks like all
finished. I used #4 steel braided line to connect the isolator to the
fuel regulator along with one straight swivel and one 90 degree swivel
fitting. At this point, the fuel system is finished. I
guess its
time to see if I have a sprinkler system or a leak-free bunch of
fittings.
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