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    Default I am ready to install the Attwood S-2090

    Fuel line separator but I am confused not sure which fittings to use and which to plug off. I have included a picture of the unit. As u can see it had four connections with 2 arrows pointing towards each other and 2 arrows pointing away from each other and I am confused as to which of the 2 to use to put the fuel lines to Attachment 168224

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    Block one incoming and block one out going....does not matter which ones just block one in and one out....then connect line from tank to one with arrow pointing in and line going to motor to one with arrow pointing out
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    You only use two of the connections...The ones with the arrows pointing towards each other are incomeing....the ones with the arrows pointing away from each other are out going.....cut your fuel line going from your tank to motor...connect line from tank to in .....and the other end of line that goes to motor to one of the out going.......Plug the two that you do not use
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    I texted you a picture
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    I got pic but couldn't tell what arrows u used

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    Arrows pointing towards each other are incomeing ports....arrows faceing away from each other are out going ports..so plug one in and one out......then cut your hose and connect in from tank and out to motor. Mount your filter as close to tank as you can get it.
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    Thanks for your help G

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    Anytime Larry.....just give me a call
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