kevdix

***problem solved*** delete post if needed






Well narrowed my cars problem to one of the 2 fuel pumps. Only problem is that removing the full blown dual pump hanger is harder than putting 20 clowns in a mini cooper. If anyone here has installed/removed one and has tips or even better the installation instructions your help would be greatly appreciated.

TDautowerkes

Hammer down the sheet metal around the hole in the back seat.... or drop the tank



besides that, lots of patience!

Steeve_Civic

Same problem and need your help.
have you some pictures please?

Steeve_Civic

Here are some pictures.
I have a problem with hoses, they are pinch and it is not good.

Steeve_Civic

BUMP?
I've asked Full Blown Motorsport too

Steeve_Civic

Found
https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/finally-dual-walbro-hondas-2138241/

Muckman

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I had the same problem with mine. Routing the hose around the hanger is a better route but it still kinks a bit and the pumps are angled together slightly making them not sit flush in the fuel tank pan. They dont give you enough hose to make a longer radius bend. Submersible fuel line is very expensive like $15~20/foot which is probably why they give you the bare minimum.

Steeve_Civic

Very hard to fit with 2 fuel pumps in the fuel tank.

94eg5squadMD

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FYI. I have a solution to the kinking of the hoses if anyone is interested

wantboost

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3 year old thread... If you have a solution make a new thread dedicated to it.

94eg5squadMD

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I am aware it's a 3 year old thread. But when you google search full blown hanger Honda Civic. This one comes up and I'm sure a **** load of people do that. I know I did when I bought my setup a weeks ago. So I figured I would help. Not worth it to make a new thread

NotARaCist

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So instead of shitting up the forums with a post that is essentially nothing more than "I have the answer, but won't tell you", maybe you should have actually posted the solution? It's a 6 year old thread. If you're going to bump a 6 year old thread, don't do it looking for validation - just give the damn answer.

94eg5squadMD

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Never said I wouldn't tell douchebag. But I was expecting someone who was looking for a fix to message me and ask how or comment back to me. Not someone telling me how old the thread is and to make me own like I'm unaware the thread is old. People like yourself. Can figure it out yourself. Anyone else needed to know a fix or tips and tricks with these hangers. Feel free to ask me.

NotARaCist

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The entire point of a forum is the free and public flow of information. "Send me a PM for the fix" is neither free, or is it public. It's completely counter to the entire purpose of a forum. Are you starting to see why you're catching flack for your original bumping of this thread? You're going against what literally all of us are trying to build here.