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Had the same happen to me but with new braided fuel line. It had a bunch of pinholes in the rubber but the outside looked fine. Switched back to rubber lines.
Can you post a pic of the front end? What is the condition of the other front end parts- ball joints, tie rod ends, drag link, trac bar, bushings. Which ps box did you install?
You can measure between the bottom of the frame rails to the top of the axle tubes.
Stock height is roughly 7" in the front and 6" in the back (approx.) Anything more than that, subtract it out and you have your lift.
I ended up buying from Mavis. There was a rebate on 4 tires when I bought. They were competitive on pricing with some of the online suppliers. Convenience factored in for me too.
Congrats. We’re fortunate that we have access to a ton of info on these trucks through this site and our vendors. I have always found the original shop manuals to be very valuable to keep on hand. They show up on eBay but there are reprints available. Steve’s site supermotors is extensive and...
I’d say you stated it correctly. It would make sense that you hear the pump kick on if you wired it to the lower row on the switch and to the same side the main tank sender. The thing that I’m not crazy about is running the electric pump through the manual pump. Guess it would be ok if they...