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    Im trying to figure out which one is the return fuel line. (Looking on the drivers side intake manifold) The top one comes from behind the motor and T's off and goes to each fuel rail. The bottom one goes from behind the motor and goes to some kind of solenoid or something that is sitting on the driverside fuel rail. (not sure what exactly it is). Im trying to put the Fuel Management Unit into the return line, but not sure which one it is. Thanks for any response.

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(2001silverado &#064; Jun 12 2007, 02&#58;49 PM) [snapback]96538[/snapback]</div>
    Im trying to figure out which one is the return fuel line. (Looking on the drivers side intake manifold) The top one comes from behind the motor and T&#39;s off and goes to each fuel rail. The bottom one goes from behind the motor and goes to some kind of solenoid or something that is sitting on the driverside fuel rail. (not sure what exactly it is). Im trying to put the Fuel Management Unit into the return line, but not sure which one it is. Thanks for any response.
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    I am pretty sure the bottom line is the smaller one wich would be the return line. and that is the fuel pressure regulator.
    05 Yukon 6.0 lq9, Corsa cat back, GM performance cold air intake, ls7 1.8 rockers,ls2 cam, Comp push rods 20" wheels, corvette servo, and Nelson Performance tune. and a 06 lbz Duramax ccsb 4wd leveled and 17" wheels.
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    yeah the bottom line is smaller, Im trying to finish installing my supercharger and the instructions said to connect into the return line, just wasnt sure which one it was. Thanks man

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(2001silverado &#064; Jun 12 2007, 02&#58;55 PM) [snapback]96541[/snapback]</div>
    yeah the bottom line is smaller, Im trying to finish installing my supercharger and the instructions said to connect into the return line, just wasnt sure which one it was. Thanks man
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    05 Yukon 6.0 lq9, Corsa cat back, GM performance cold air intake, ls7 1.8 rockers,ls2 cam, Comp push rods 20" wheels, corvette servo, and Nelson Performance tune. and a 06 lbz Duramax ccsb 4wd leveled and 17" wheels.
    &#33;&#33;DON&#39;T GO TO BED ANGRY, STAY UP AND PLOT YOUR REVENGE&#33;&#33;

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    Yep, small line is return. Keep us updated.

    FMU? Get a PCM that programs around that headache so you don&#39;t have to install it or can remove it later on.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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    FMU is a bandaid&#33; Get big injectors, good fuel pump and some tuning&#33;
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