Ok, is it just me, or do these things just not want to hook up right? I've spent hours underneath there. I finally got it to hook up, but not sure how well it is going to stay that way. If the IC was just a little more to the left it would be a little easier.

The elbow that is connected to the outlet tube (the one on the top of the IC) is really ****ed, and just seemed to be the hardest to make work. Was everyone elses this way?

I tightened all the clamps using a socket wrench, and got them pretty tight. Is it allright for them to be really tight?

 

I had to work to get mine to fit as well. Just make sure the clamp is behind the lip or they will pop loose. They are also easier install when they are warm.

 

Ok, well I got them to fit. But, the elbow on the outlet just seems to be bent a little too much when it's all fit together. I don't feel like doing it all over again if it's fine. I must of spent 3 or 4 hours under there. Let me know what you think. I can try and get a pic of it if necessary.

 

Crash-
check out these pics. The first two are of the outlet elbow that I was talking about. https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=3904

 

Im stuck on doing the wiring for the pump. I took off the fuse box, but I dont see any numbers. It says to look for the power relay for the stock pump (or something like that), and it's numbered 4. Then look for the green wire with the yellow stripe. I can't seem to find any numbers. But, there are quite a few green wires with yellow stripes. Can you help me out here?

 

Ok, I believe I found it. Relay # 301, if Im remembering correctly. Now, how the hell do you use that wire tap? Its that little blue thing, isn't it? I've never used anything like that.

 

just clamps over.