MSD 2950 Atomic LS2_LS3 Master Kit Installation User Manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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Figure 10 Installing Fuel Hose to the Push-Lock Fittings.

Fuel Inlet Fittings and Cross-Over Line: LS

engines require a cross-over fuel line to route the

fuel from one bank to the other. This is typically

done at the front of the engine. Due to the variety

of intake manifolds and accessories a cross-over

line must be made for each application.

MSD supplies a length of fuel hose and two 90° -6AN

fittings to prepare a fuel crossover line. The fittings utilize

Push-Lock technology and are designed exclusively for

use with the supplied hose. These fittings do not require

clamps, however it is imperative to follow the installation

instructions.

Proper installation begins with a clean, square cut of

the hose. A hose cutting tool or new razor blade are

recommended. When installing the hose it is important

that the hose is pushed on all the way to the thin beauty

ring. This means the hose should fully overlap the

inboard barb. Too little of engagement, as well as over-

engagement, will result in a compromised connection

that is prone to failure. Figures 12 and 13 illustrate the

required installation of the hose and fittings.

1. Determine the length of hose needed. Mark the hose

and cut it using a hose cutter or new razor blade.

There should be minimal disturbance of the outer

jacket, braids and inner liner. The cut plane should

be perpendicular to the hose axis. (Figure 12).

2. Before installing the hose to the fitting, it is important

to anchor the fitting. Proper installation cannot be

achieved by holding the hose and fitting in your

hands. For best results, the hose should be installed

with minimal twisting or pausing.

3. Apply a light coat of oil to the barbs on the fitting.

Use care not to get oil on the outside of the hose as

it will be impossible get a firm grip on the hose.

4. With the fitting anchored securely, push the hose

over the barbs. The hose is properly installed when

it is flush with the thin edge of the beauty ring

(Figure 13). At this point, the hose end should have

rolled over the inboard barb.

WARNING: The supplied MSD Push-Lock AN

fittings are designed only for use with

the supplied fuel hose (Aeroquip AQP

FC598). We do not recommend mixing

Push-Lock style fittings and hoses from

different manufacturers. Doing so may

result in fuel leaks and expose other

dangerous incompatibilities.

Figure 11 Installing Fuel Hose to the Push-Lock Fittings.

Figure 12 Severing the Hose Properly.

CORRECT CLEAN,

SQUARE CUT

Figure 13 Installed Push-Lock Fitting.

END OF HOSE IS FLUSH

WITH THE THIN EDGE

OF THE BEAUTY RING.

Properly Installed Push-Lock Fitting

INCORRECT

JAGGED, ROUGH

CUT RESULTS IN

A COMPROMISED

CONNECTION

E X C E S S I V E G A P T O

BEAUTY RING RESULTS

IN A COMPROMISED

CONNECTION.

Improperly Installed Push-Lock Fitting

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