FASS 150 Q's

[LBZ]

So I bought a used FASS 150 awhile back that had a new motor installed but it never came with any instructions and what I found on the FASS site was of no help.
Trying to figure out first off where the fitting, spring and check ball goes as per the attached pic.
Also I have all the ports figured except the ones that have the H stamped beside them. So help identifying what those are for would also be handy.

 

[duramaxzak]

The "H" ports are for a heater hose.

 

[LBZ]

Thanks. Answers one question.

 

[DIESELMAFIAPER.LB7]

That ball and spring go in the return line port that's open

 

[JoshH]

The ball, spring, and fitting should go in the return port.

 

[LBZ]

Kind of figured that. I assume this is what sets your pressure.

So another question where do guys mount it so the filters are higher than the frame rail?

Pics would be handy.

 

[LBZ]

Did some digging and found an old manual online. I guess the bracket mounts to the front spring hanger p/s. Getting ready to drill holes.

 

[LBZ]

Well got it mounted. Need some fittings to finish it off.
Dropped my tank to pull the old fuel line off as I syphoned it out 2 years ago - or so I thought. Found it was still half full so that was a pia. Also found out my Kennedy pump was nfg when I tried to pump the rest of the fuel out. 6 years old and it was on two trucks. Not sure when it crapped it's pants but it's in the garbage now.

 

[LBZ]

Installed a mudflap to protect the pump and filters.
Also finished the return plumbing. I already had a T in the vent line for my slip tank so swapped it out for a X and ended up with no hose off the return which was nice.
Forgot to tie in my webasto fuel supply though so need to get some more 1/8" plastic fuel line and install a T at the inlet side of the pump for it to draw from.
Other than that it's done.
I used a Fleetguard HF6601 10 micron secondary and an FF1001 10 micron primary for filters. I will also have a 2 micron CAT 1R0750 near the engine before the CP3 plus an FF1001 off the slip tank so no shortage of fuel filtering!!