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    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Want to remove the cooler on my 480 ce.looks easy and I have the hose,clamps and rector seal I see in the kit.mostly interested getting the right fitting to go from a to c .not sure if the fitting in the 6cta kit is correct for my application as there is a 6bta video but not a 6cta video.If anyone can tell from my picture Iā€™d appreciate it or I can post more.Bill

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    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Cooler removal

    Finished up both sides.used the block to change the angle to get around hose on port side.

    #113639

    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Cooler removal

    Was able to remove stbd side cooler and came up with this fitting to go from a to c. Worked well but port side has a fuel line blocking so I was thinking of using the fuel block from cooler to change the angle but not sure if thereā€™s a ck valve inside.Bill

    #113267

    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Thanks Rob Iā€™ll check them out.

    #113264

    Rob Schepis
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    Vessel Name: Tenacious
    Engines: 6BTA 5.9 330's - "Seaboard Style"
    Location: Long Island, NY
    Country: USA

    Bill,
    Moreland Hose in Oakdale will make you whatever custom hose you desire.
    https://www.morelandhose.com/

    #113253

    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Cooler removal

    Sounds prudent Bill.Maybe I can get a fuel line of maybe a foot that has the end connections that fit the bill to go from a to c.Seems like they have different ends you can order at the seaboard store. I need to replace the B to c hose either way.Bill

    #113251

    Bill
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    Engines: Cummins 6CTA (2001)

    I considered that as well. But I got concerned about having the regular black fuel line right up against the engine. The B to C blue hose seems to be some kind of high temp thing with steel braiding or something like that to stiffen it. So I decided not to mess with that factory install choice. It was all hunches, I didnā€™t do any scientific analysis.

    #113248

    William Walter
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    Vessel Name: Positive rate
    Engines: Cummings 480ce
    Location: Long island
    Country: Usa

    Fuel hose

    Bill thanks for the info. I was thinking of going direct from a to c.the hose from b to c looks very suspect so thatā€™s how this all started.I think the a hose will reach c if I reroute it.in that case I may need something different.was hoping to have right fitting before I took all apart but I guess Iā€™ll have to pull apart to figure out what I need..bill

    #113239

    Bill
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    Engines: Cummins 6CTA (2001)

    I found the thread with the pictures:

    Delete combo fuel block and fuel cooler.

    #113235

    Bill
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    Engines: Cummins 6CTA (2001)

    I removed the fuel cooler on my 450 Diamonds. I simply connected A to B. A on mine is a flare fitting (looks like yours may be as well). B is an ORFS fitting. I could not find an ORFS to flare fitting so I coupled two fittings together to get it to work. One was a flare to NPT. And the other was an NPT to ORFS. Somewhere on here I posted the picture in another similar thread.

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