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Power Teck gen

Yahoo Message Number: 66617
Ken,

Read where you are thinking about running new fuel lines to your generator. I have 99 Allure that I have lived in full time since taking factory delivery. The coach now has 153,ooo miles on and still going strong. I would also like to run new fuel lines from the fuel pump to the engine. I have bsck problems (yellow streak) ever time I look at the tight space it is in. If you do it, would appreciate hearing how it went.

Bill Dane

99 Allure 30326

Re: Power Teck gen

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Yahoo Message Number: 66621
We had a fuel line failure to our generator 2 years ago. We didn't know about the poor lines installed. We went to Cummins in Montgomery, AL and they diagnosed and replaced the fuel lines for $250. Well worth it. You should have seen where the kid had to crawl to get it done. Took him (young and slender) 2 hours! DH is very mechanically inclined but not young and slender. lol. The technician said the fuel hoses were not diesel grade.

Lonny & Diane
2004 Allure 33'
#31065

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Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 66623
i just replaced my fuel lines to the gen i also found some of the vent lines coming from the motor were all cracked where they connect to the fuel tank need to check the motor side next

mike 2004 allure 31021
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 66666
Hi Friend, Ken here. I plan on doing mine this spring here in Yuma. I will post how I did it. We have a large propane tank and I see the lines. I use to work on Boats working for Cat. More space on our Allure Im a big person with Tech arms. Ken 99 Allure 30356