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Old 03-28-2008, 07:55 AM   #13 (permalink)
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not to hijack but i installed the airdog and was wondering what will happen if i remove the stock filter assembly it has the heater and water sensor in it will this give a code if unhooked??
I removed the stock filter housing and wrapped up the sensors in plastic and pluged the fuel line that went into the housing with a rubber cap. No codes and no problem w/o heater even in Wisconsin winters.
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Old 03-30-2008, 07:46 AM   #14 (permalink)
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Hey Diesel-Dan, I found something you and others might need to know. After the install the pump wound not turn on. I started studying the wiring and found the plug on the relay wired up wrong. The trigger wire and the sending 12v to the pump wire was switched. It took some work to get them out and switch them and after I did the pump worked fine. If I had not been a electrical person I might not have noticed the problem. Something for yall to think about incase it happens again.
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Old 03-31-2008, 06:39 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Hey Diesel-Dan, I found something you and others might need to know. After the install the pump wound not turn on. I started studying the wiring and found the plug on the relay wired up wrong. The trigger wire and the sending 12v to the pump wire was switched. It took some work to get them out and switch them and after I did the pump worked fine. If I had not been a electrical person I might not have noticed the problem. Something for yall to think about incase it happens again.
Some of our first runs of those harnesses left us like that before we realized the problem existed....I know all the ones currently are correct...as because of the issue you had….every WH-1004 harness is tested for proper operation. Very sorry you had to mess with it….the fix is easy…but can take some time to figure out.
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Old 03-31-2008, 09:00 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Some of our first runs of those harnesses left us like that before we realized the problem existed....I know all the ones currently are correct...as because of the issue you had….every WH-1004 harness is tested for proper operation. Very sorry you had to mess with it….the fix is easy…but can take some time to figure out.

Yep, Fixed and very happy with the rest!
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Old 06-10-2008, 10:50 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Glad I stumbled across this thread! I just installed my FASS 150/150 today. Everything went well, except when I came home from the test drive. My CP3 was covered in diesel "WTF" I knew everything was tight, so after spending an embarrassing amount of time trying to figure out why the fitting from the fuel line to the pump was leaking, only to have my girlfriend come along and say "Well maybe it's leaking from that other thingy over there?" Hell, she's right. I guess I should have known to drain the fuel from the old filter so it wouldn't seep out of the open end, but oh well. Has anybody tried the filter eliminator from GDP? Looks cool, check it out HERE
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It stayed wet for about a week for me. I let it alone and now it dosent do it anymore. I did bag the end and used a ziptie so that it stayed clean..
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