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Fuel tank in. Now where the hyd lines come down along the inside of the blanking plate are they attached someplace to the blanking plate and how do they clear the fan motor?
I'll look when I get home, but I'm pretty sure they are not attached to the blanking plate. I've got no heater fan motor, so that's not an issue for me.
Now I'm not so sure... Look at this and the next picture of the Tunebug:
Thank you Drew. Fuel tank is in. That is a pain job with the new rubber gromitt. Took three hands. But surely looks good hanging under there, now on to the fuel lines, pump, and filter.
Mine is using the same type clamps that hold the lines to the firewall, One on each line attached to the blanking plate screws at the top. Kinda staggered from 2 separate screws.
I see that, good pic and thanks, that will sort it out I beleive. See how the lines just miss the indent that the heater moter reclines into, need that bit of space for sure.
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